sinisterpastry

The third way is definitely part of vanilla Skyrim, and I've done it myself on a few playthroughs. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:A_Lovely_Letter shows the possible path, check the last point in the notes section. Oh, I see. You have to run around and pick pocket them. I'm confused though since it says that, in the end, if you talk to one of them it sets their dispositions as normal. And it's the Disposition change from Lovely Letter that the Camilla amorous quest looks at. Should be no effect if that's the case. Anyways, thanks for that, something for me to look into I guess. You don't need to pick pocket them. Just talk to one, get the letter as normal, then talk to the other one and tell them about the letter, and they give you one of their own. Then talk to Camilla, and reveal the terrible truth to her that they are both dick-butts, she likes you best, they both dislike you. It's always worked fine for me anytime I've done it.

OK yeah. They quest completely keys off the idea that one of the two (Sven or Faendal) has a high relationship with Camilla based on what you did in the Lovely Letter. Now, I'm not familiar with this "subterfuge" option you described. I don't think that's part of the Base Bethesda lovely letter quest. If you got that option from some other Mod and jumped the tracks of the Bethesda Quest then, yeah, no fix for that. Also, what is this "Nexus" you speak of? Ah, that does make sense Though I can't recall a mod I have that does that it does not have dialogue and is not vanilla, I assumed it was yours. I'm keeping all my saves so... 4 hours lost of Legendary gameplay... ugh. Anyway thanks! great mod! also, sarcasm doesn't translate well over text, so, on the very slim chance this was serious, just google skyrim nexus Every single line of dialogue in this mod is voiced. If the NPC is talking to you and it is silent, you know you're not in this mod. Anyways, checked the Skyrim Wiki - didn't see a "Use Subterfuge" option. I didn't think so or I would have accounted for that. Everything in Amorous Adventures keys off where a player should be based on where Bethesda says they should be. /jk Nexus Thanks! The third way is definitely part of vanilla Skyrim, and I've done it myself on a few playthroughs. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:A_Lovely_Letter shows the possible path, check the last point in the notes section.

Women are just wired differently than men. Men are more primal. Women are spiritual. I do realize I've complicated things tenfold, and I'm sorry. Now you'd need 2 systems for arousal calculations. ( Of course I'm generalizing from my own personal experiences) - Straight men and "butch" lesbians love the raw nudity - Straight women and "flowery" gay men would like the numerous little romantic things. - Bi-, I have no fricken clue. This is a load of sexist nonsense with absolutely no basis in scientific fact. Please do not believe this.