I don't know what game you're playing, but traditionally werewolves could be taken care of in two ways: with a silver projectile (be it an arrow, bullet, dager, or the like), or with fire (Does you game offer any groovy flamethrowers?)
I am not sue whether beheading is a traditionally approved method, but it is difficult to imagine a werewolf doing much damage without its head. Is decapitation an option in your game?
I'm playing an add-on to Morrowind (elder scrolls) called bloodmoon. I tried silver arrows (no bullets in this game). I can make fire, but I am more proficient in stealth and, when that fails, a battle axe. I, alas, can't behead anything.
I did find out that I can drop the difficulty rating for the duration of the werewolf den scene. It's a poor cheat, but I'm not the only one (by far) who would resort to that.
From a cartoon in the morning papers:
Consider the plight of a werwolf who in human form is allergic to canine dander.
Ha! That's good, too bad I don't have an allergy spell to cast on those bad boys.
The werewolves are no more! I rock!
I find it difficult to envision littlek sitting in her humble abode playing video games.
I've always pictured her spending her idle hours climbing sheer cliff faces and dancing with wolves at the summit.
But video games? Never.
yeah, well, it's true. I am a lonley littlek who plays computer games at home by herself. So there.
come to think of it, you must have been pulling my leg. I'm on a2k all the time - you can see that.
I imagine there are a lot of us. What is it about Boston? So many lonely people.
Woman like us are all over the world. Not just Boston.
People like us, Paula - I think there are almost as many lonely men out there.
I just got back home from a big dance. Lot's of people there, plenty of drinks, spirited conversation.
What have you guys been talking about during my absence?
Rubbing salt in wounds Gus? hmmmmm.
littlek wrote:People like us, Paula - I think there are almost as many lonely men out there.
Where are they? It's by choice that I stay home, I have hermit-like tendencies.
I flip flop, when I'm too hermited I go out, like tonight. It did me a world of good.
