Think of something that captures everything you have up for sale in order to entice meta-humans to come visit your Vending Machine. When you're happy with what you've written, press 'Enter' to complete it .

Parts that are obtained from scraps are especially difficult to farm because you can only get those from exploring. You can set up a Vending Machine that sells items in exchange for those parts to save yourself time and effort.

Another example of this is seen in the "Repentance" side quest . In this quest, the player must assist Illia, an Imperial mage, in killing her own mother, Silvia. Illia explains that she was once a part of the hagraven’s coven but that she couldn’t take their evil doings anymore. Her mother, however, was still part of the coven and was to undergo "The Initiation," where she would become a hagraven. According to Illia, the transformation required a human sacrif

In the infamous "A Night to Remember" quest, the player is challenged to a drinking contest by Sam Guevenne ( later revealed to be the Daedric Prince Sanguine ), who also offers a staff should the Dragonborn best vehicle once Human him. Accepting the offer will inevitably end with the player falling unconscious and then waking up in a Temple of Dibella. Thus begins the player’s quest to find Sam Guevenne and claim the st

When thinking of what to sell using your Vending Machine, you should consider your location, what you need, and what you have . Different types of meta-humans will be passing by your territory depending on where you've set it up.

The R500 Memento makes a great sidearm in Once Human . For players who like to carry a pistol to finish off enemies quickly, rather than waiting to reload their primary weapon, this weapon offers some additional utility as w

But with these myriad systems, no matter how good they might be, comes some confusion. I’m not entirely sure what kind of game Once Human is trying to be. The biggest factor in this is its seasonal wipes. These occur every six weeks. Most of your progress is erased, and you start back at the beginning, holding on to the blueprints you’ve acquired, any cosmetics you’ve earned, and maybe a few other items. This is where I think the game will really struggle. While I enjoyed exploring the map the first time, collecting chests and stuff, do I want to do this all over again? Absolutely

This is an interesting distinction, as mages and witches are often seen as intelligent individuals who’ve a deep understanding of the arcane arts. That said, fans may wonder why Melka is unable to tell a Dark Elf from a Breton. One theory is that perhaps hagravens don’t just lose their physical human characteristics, but their "humanity" as well. This could include their knowledge of human (and elven) affairs as well as abilities needed to assimilate into society, namely speech. However, this may not be the case, as the player can meet another hagraven who is much more eloqu

An especially hot type of item to sell for all types of meta-humans is an item that grants buffs . If you have a Deviant that allows you to craft a unique item, such as Utter Delight or Spring Legs , you can produce and sell these.

Despite the Forsworns’ devotion to the hagravens, it would seem that many of these creatures go off with agenda of their own. While there are, indeed, hagravens living among the Forsworn, there are others who live in the further reaches of Skyrim, tending to other matters. This is seen in multiple side quests in Skyr

They aren’t ordinary zombies, though. During my 15 hours with the game, I’ve fought zombies with lanterns for heads, zombie demons enshrouded in tarpaulins that act as armor, zombies that spit at you, floating zombie bugs, a giant zombie boss with balloons for a head (pop the balloons one by one to take it down), and regular old humanoid zombies that are somehow the most terrifying of all. There’s an impressive level of mob variety in this game, and each area I unlock seems to have more and m

One possible factor could be the hagraven’s age. Perhaps the longer a hagraven lives, the more it loses its humanity, becoming more monstrous as time passes. Alternatively, it could have something to do with the actual transformation ritual. Botching it may have adverse effects on the resulting hagraven’s cognitive abilities. Note, however, that these are only theories, and there exists no answer in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim as to the specific nature of these creatures. Perhaps the next entry in The Elder Scrolls series can shed more light on the mat

Once Human, being a survival game, allows players to craft weapons, ammo, armor, and more from resources they find. Players can also refine many resources they collect, which is a vital part of the game. Players can farm resources like acid to create weapons and ammo. They can also mine ores and smelt them into more refined materi

Despite their morbid appearance, however, hagravens are revered by the Forsworn as well as the Reachfolk that lived before them. This is shown in "The Legend of Red Eagle," when an unnamed hagraven makes a pact with Faolan, the so-called Red Eagle of the Reach. In the text, the hagraven and its kind are described as "ancient and venerable," suggesting that the Reachfolk have a long history of worshipping the hagravens. There is further proof of this in the treatise "The "Madmen" of the Reach," where a Forsworn is quoted saying that these "hags" have been in the Reach since the beginning and that they are on the side of the Reachf