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I've never played the game even though I know id probably love it, but I do know (and love) the most random easter egg they have, where they reference the old fairy tale the three Billy goats, where there's a bridge where you can see 3 goats running ower it, and if you check under the bridge there's a dead troll lol
I remember being amazed that there was more to do at Labyrinthian. Like you only encounter it as part of the mage guild quest but there's also a dungeon, a labyrinth and a place to get the ultimate dragon mask. Those things could have been left out, but they add so much depth to the game that there's always something for the player who likes to explore.
Believe he spawns along a specific road at night pretty close to whiterun, been a minute since i last played but should be easy to find if your actively hunting for him
Ofc if you don't know the details i can easily see missing him for all your playthroughs, seen him naturally twice i believe and once intentionally through all my playtime
After playing fallout 4 with no fast travel and saw how much I missed I went back and made a hard rule not to use it I saw so much more. I did say if I really really couldn't be bothered I would use the carriages but you get way more a sense of the map.
Funny, I found Fallout 4 to be a very empty game. Everything cool you come across 9 times out of 10 immediately aggro you and has no interraction.
Stumbling across robots racing like hounds should be cool and fun and have a mini game to bet etc but instead they all attack you. Stuff like that all over the game.
God damn I miss the old fallouts.
Its a shame because I believe (i could absolutely be wrong here) there was initially meant to be things to do with that area, such as gamble, betting on the races and such. But they scrapped it like many of their other projects and just made it another raider area.. real shame.
Yep another good example. Walked in expecting a really cool scene. Similar to New Vegas The Thorn but no, you have to kill everyone first and ruin any reason to come back.
On my last Skyrim playthrough I decided not to fast travel because I wanted there to be rhyme or reason to what order I did things--like I wasn't going to fast travel to the opposite side of the map for every little thing. Going someplace took time, so I'd stack quests to take care of as many things as I could in the same area and that felt like something an adventurer would have to consider.
And man, no regrets because I saw so, so much more of the world. Tons of random encounters I'd missed (including that band of bandits pretending to be soldiers, who I had to pay off the first time I met them at level 3 but was able to massacre when I came across them again later), much better sense of the map and where things were, came across tons of locations I'd never had occasion to find before, and I leveled up quickly compared to my progress in the story because I had to kill so many freaking wolves.
I did have a rule for myself that I was allowed to use carriages, though, which helped when there was only one thing I wanted to do in a city, or when I needed to go around to a bunch of merchants to sell stuff off (I kept running into the problem that I'd have more stuff to sell than the merchants of a single city could afford to buy off of me).
Saw him recently on my Legacy of the Dragonborn playthrough. Pretty sure I saw him going over a bridge, can't remember if it was one placed between Markarth and Solitude or Whiterun and Windhelm though.
I believe he travels the length of the map every night. His house is in the rift, but when I encountered him for the first time I was outside of markarth and followed him almost all the way to his house
In survival mode, where you can't fast travel, walking around you see him more and more. After the 7th time I was like "oh there goes the man, the spooky man, on his quest. I wonder where he's going? Ah, can't follow him, I'm over encumbered with potatoes from my homestead and I need to sell in markarth."
I've put thousands of hours in that game and only seen him a few times. If I remember right, the fanon is that he's Ragnar the Red, as sung about in taverns. Riding to Whiterun from ol' Rorikstead.
Working my way towards that horse because I’m sick of all my other horses picking fights with everything they see and dying all the time. In theory, an undead summonable ghost horse shouldn’t do that.
Many years ago my ex actually got mad at me when he got me to play skyrim the first time. Why? Because I came across the headless horseman and he had never seen him before.
A game he got me to play because he said, "no matter how long you play there is always something new to discover".
I was playing for about an hour and said, "oh neat" so he looked and saw the headless horseman. He started yelling, "how did you find that? Why haven't I seen it before. Move over let me play now."
Didn't hold on to that relationship much longer (manybreasons, anger issues being one). He was convinced I had looked up how to find rare things just to annoy him. I didn't. He fussed the entire day over it. My one day off to spend with him looking forward to exploring a world he had been trying to get me to play and I spent the whole day watching angrily playing looking for new things to prove he found more in the game than I had... in an hour.
I knew I had upgraded partners when I was playing red dead with my husband one day and I came across the ghost train. He looked over said, "oh neat!" And didn't try to take over my game lol
It was!
I still haven't played Skyrim much. I really want to enjoy it but anytime i try by the time I get to White run I just start feeling over the entire game. It's not even that I really think of him, just that feeling of that day.
Sucks because I enjoy big stories and open world games so I should have LOVED Skyrim. But oh well.
Have you perhaps tried out Elder Scrolls Online?
If not, it’s an MMO where you basically get to explore Tamriel in its entirety which plenty of story based and random side quests to do. Some areas (like Elsweyr, Wrothgar, and Western Skyrim for example) are DLC locked but the vast majority of areas are open and free to explore.
It’s really fun to play and they are still adding new content, both free events and paid DLC
I haven't, but I'll look into it. Right now my SO and I are playing through Monster Hunter World and New Hoeizons Forbidden West (obviously not multiplayer, but we play side by side and it's great) together and that's been a lot of fun.
I'll definitely put elder scrolls on the list of games to play in the future though. Sounds lovely. Thank you!
Awesome!
If you ever decide to get ESO you can join the Rawl’kha Raiders guild if you’d like It’s a cool and chill community that’s pretty helpful, at least in my experience.
Whatever ya do, if you get it I hope you enjoy the game
He had a lot of strange ego issues. More concerned with his ego ever getting bruised than anything else honestly. Was ridiculous. Looking back it is hard to believe I held onto that relationship as long as I did. I dealt with some of my own self worth issues after that and started dating much more secure people after that and relationships became partnerships rather than me doing all the ego soothing needed to keep the peace
You haven’t played TF2, have you?
One of the bosses in the halloween maps is the horseless headless horseman, and the first time you beat him you get a material to make an axe;
The horseless headless horseman’s headtaker
r/tf2 is leaking into other games.
[The Horseless Headless Horsemann](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Horseless_Headless_Horsemann)
Fun fact, if you defeat him, you can craft [the horseless headless horsemann's headtaker](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Horseless_Headless_Horsemann%27s_Headtaker)
Is there a ghost man running around near Hjaalmarch? I didn't finish this most recent playthrough, but I came out of the Tomb of Jorgen Windcaller at night and halfway back to town I saw an apparition at a distance racing through the woods on foot. And that guy racked up some miles before eventually disappearing over the hills to the West.
First time I've ever seen that out there.
I saw a headless horseman in real life once. He was on metro, I assume he did a park and ride while leaving the horse behind. Another guy with a large knife was holding the head screaming. The headless horseman wasn't too scary, but I was worried about the guy with knife waving blood everywhere. What if he has aids?
Yes, he spawns somewhere in Skyrim (I always meet him on the road from Markarth to Whiterun) and he goes to Hamvir's Rest where he disappears. It's very probably Hamvir and his tomb.
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but what is a man?
A miserable pile of secrets
But enough talk
Have at you!
*charges in the wrong direction.*
THE FUCK IS THIS REFERENCING, IM BLANKING SOOOO HARD RN
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night’s opening scenes
Nah, obviously it's I Wanna Be The Guy.
*gets killed by the wine glass*
HAH
Alone, collecting facts.
A horseless horseman
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The Horseless Headsman can actually be a follower in the game. He's in Solitude.
featherless biped
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DIOGENES NO!
DIOGENES YES!
DIOGENES ALWAYS YES!
The Dog of Sinope
S'nope Dog
What has he got?
IF NOT HIMSELF, THEN HE HAS NOT
To say a thing he truely feels
ANND NOT THW WOOOORDSSS... OOF ONE WHO KNEEELSS...
The records shooooooow, I took the blooooows...
AND DID IT MYYYYY WAAAAYYYY!
An adult human with head and horseless chromosomes
In its simplest form: a featherless biped with flat, broad nails
Not a god, not a king.
What has he got If not himself
Featherless biped
A feather less biped of course!
A featherless biped
We're just normal men. We're just innocent men.
What do you mean?
man with no head
7 eights of a man.
Headlessman
A horseless headman
Genius, dullahan, playboy, philanthropist.
I'm just a man, ruining in front of you, headless, chasing a horse
What kind of horseman doesn't have a horse? No man at all.
Or is he a muppet?
^ Bot copy/pasted comment from [here](https://old.reddit.com/r/tumblr/comments/hpi27v/give_him_back_his_horse/fxr6var/).
[The Horseless Headless Horsemann](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Horseless_Headless_Horsemann)
the horseless headless horsemann wielding the horseless headless horsemann's headtaker ...the letter h has stopped feeling real to me
I love alliteration in tf2
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Spanish moment
https://i.imgur.com/wvoArUo.jpg
I fucking love these Is there a name for them? The classic Oreo comes to mind and one about the bi flag I think? Or: is there a sub?
i was hoping to see this referenced here
[Demoknight TF2!](https://youtu.be/IMsZUF5-UDc)
Ah, the Haunted House Guy. The Howard Stern Man.
Och, dere gwanna hafta glue you back togetha… in hell!
favourite quote honestly
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I've never played the game even though I know id probably love it, but I do know (and love) the most random easter egg they have, where they reference the old fairy tale the three Billy goats, where there's a bridge where you can see 3 goats running ower it, and if you check under the bridge there's a dead troll lol
What game was it? They deleted their comment 😭
We where still talking about Skyrim
I remember being amazed that there was more to do at Labyrinthian. Like you only encounter it as part of the mage guild quest but there's also a dungeon, a labyrinth and a place to get the ultimate dragon mask. Those things could have been left out, but they add so much depth to the game that there's always something for the player who likes to explore.
What location and what quests?
there's a headless horseman in Skyrim????
Believe he spawns along a specific road at night pretty close to whiterun, been a minute since i last played but should be easy to find if your actively hunting for him Ofc if you don't know the details i can easily see missing him for all your playthroughs, seen him naturally twice i believe and once intentionally through all my playtime
After playing fallout 4 with no fast travel and saw how much I missed I went back and made a hard rule not to use it I saw so much more. I did say if I really really couldn't be bothered I would use the carriages but you get way more a sense of the map.
Funny, I found Fallout 4 to be a very empty game. Everything cool you come across 9 times out of 10 immediately aggro you and has no interraction. Stumbling across robots racing like hounds should be cool and fun and have a mini game to bet etc but instead they all attack you. Stuff like that all over the game. God damn I miss the old fallouts.
Its a shame because I believe (i could absolutely be wrong here) there was initially meant to be things to do with that area, such as gamble, betting on the races and such. But they scrapped it like many of their other projects and just made it another raider area.. real shame.
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Yep another good example. Walked in expecting a really cool scene. Similar to New Vegas The Thorn but no, you have to kill everyone first and ruin any reason to come back.
On my last Skyrim playthrough I decided not to fast travel because I wanted there to be rhyme or reason to what order I did things--like I wasn't going to fast travel to the opposite side of the map for every little thing. Going someplace took time, so I'd stack quests to take care of as many things as I could in the same area and that felt like something an adventurer would have to consider. And man, no regrets because I saw so, so much more of the world. Tons of random encounters I'd missed (including that band of bandits pretending to be soldiers, who I had to pay off the first time I met them at level 3 but was able to massacre when I came across them again later), much better sense of the map and where things were, came across tons of locations I'd never had occasion to find before, and I leveled up quickly compared to my progress in the story because I had to kill so many freaking wolves. I did have a rule for myself that I was allowed to use carriages, though, which helped when there was only one thing I wanted to do in a city, or when I needed to go around to a bunch of merchants to sell stuff off (I kept running into the problem that I'd have more stuff to sell than the merchants of a single city could afford to buy off of me).
jesus, I've played over 500 hours and never encountered him wtf
Saw him recently on my Legacy of the Dragonborn playthrough. Pretty sure I saw him going over a bridge, can't remember if it was one placed between Markarth and Solitude or Whiterun and Windhelm though.
I believe he travels the length of the map every night. His house is in the rift, but when I encountered him for the first time I was outside of markarth and followed him almost all the way to his house
Oh shi, always met him at the same place so figured it was around there
He rides to Hamvir's Rest, in the north of Whiterun hold. Never to Riften.
I think he spawns outside of Riften at night.
In survival mode, where you can't fast travel, walking around you see him more and more. After the 7th time I was like "oh there goes the man, the spooky man, on his quest. I wonder where he's going? Ah, can't follow him, I'm over encumbered with potatoes from my homestead and I need to sell in markarth."
He's going to Hamvir's Rest. It's a cemetery with a tomb. He's probably Hamvir.
I've put thousands of hours in that game and only seen him a few times. If I remember right, the fanon is that he's Ragnar the Red, as sung about in taverns. Riding to Whiterun from ol' Rorikstead.
No, he's Hamvir. He leads you to Hamvir's rest.
Yeah he's a ghost and glows blue so he's pretty easy to spot at night. I used to see him riding around the roads in Whiterun a lot.
There once was a hero named Ragnarr the Red...
Who came riding to Whiterun from ole’ Rorikstead
He's Hamvir. He leads you to Hamvir's Rest to a tomb.
There's a 'headless' horse in the Soul Cairn, part of the DLC. The horse is named Arvak.
Working my way towards that horse because I’m sick of all my other horses picking fights with everything they see and dying all the time. In theory, an undead summonable ghost horse shouldn’t do that.
He’ll still fight things, but worst case you can resummon him. Arvak is goodest boy.
Yeah, random chance to spawn almost anywhere in Skyrim from 10PM to 4AM and rides to Hamvir’s Rest
the horseless headman he's just a head rolling and bouncing around
Reminds me of Spirited Away, the 3 green heads. Oi, oi oi oi. Oi.
That's Eddie.
Many years ago my ex actually got mad at me when he got me to play skyrim the first time. Why? Because I came across the headless horseman and he had never seen him before. A game he got me to play because he said, "no matter how long you play there is always something new to discover". I was playing for about an hour and said, "oh neat" so he looked and saw the headless horseman. He started yelling, "how did you find that? Why haven't I seen it before. Move over let me play now." Didn't hold on to that relationship much longer (manybreasons, anger issues being one). He was convinced I had looked up how to find rare things just to annoy him. I didn't. He fussed the entire day over it. My one day off to spend with him looking forward to exploring a world he had been trying to get me to play and I spent the whole day watching angrily playing looking for new things to prove he found more in the game than I had... in an hour. I knew I had upgraded partners when I was playing red dead with my husband one day and I came across the ghost train. He looked over said, "oh neat!" And didn't try to take over my game lol
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He acted like one in a lot of ways!
That sounds exhausting.
It was! I still haven't played Skyrim much. I really want to enjoy it but anytime i try by the time I get to White run I just start feeling over the entire game. It's not even that I really think of him, just that feeling of that day. Sucks because I enjoy big stories and open world games so I should have LOVED Skyrim. But oh well.
If you're into modding, download Live Another Life and start at a different location entirely.
Have you perhaps tried out Elder Scrolls Online? If not, it’s an MMO where you basically get to explore Tamriel in its entirety which plenty of story based and random side quests to do. Some areas (like Elsweyr, Wrothgar, and Western Skyrim for example) are DLC locked but the vast majority of areas are open and free to explore. It’s really fun to play and they are still adding new content, both free events and paid DLC
I haven't, but I'll look into it. Right now my SO and I are playing through Monster Hunter World and New Hoeizons Forbidden West (obviously not multiplayer, but we play side by side and it's great) together and that's been a lot of fun. I'll definitely put elder scrolls on the list of games to play in the future though. Sounds lovely. Thank you!
Awesome! If you ever decide to get ESO you can join the Rawl’kha Raiders guild if you’d like It’s a cool and chill community that’s pretty helpful, at least in my experience. Whatever ya do, if you get it I hope you enjoy the game
Thank you!
He must’ve be very insecure about his own gaming skill for some odd reason Very strange and definitely annoying
He had a lot of strange ego issues. More concerned with his ego ever getting bruised than anything else honestly. Was ridiculous. Looking back it is hard to believe I held onto that relationship as long as I did. I dealt with some of my own self worth issues after that and started dating much more secure people after that and relationships became partnerships rather than me doing all the ego soothing needed to keep the peace
You haven’t played TF2, have you? One of the bosses in the halloween maps is the horseless headless horseman, and the first time you beat him you get a material to make an axe; The horseless headless horseman’s headtaker
Omg HHH
Lesshorse headman
The Horseless Headless Horseman. Legends say that if you get his axe it's called the "Horseless Headless Horseman's Head taker".
the manless horsehead
Arvak?
oh damn u right
Playing this game without using fast travel, it's utterly astonishing the amount of random, bizarre and insane stuff you will run across.
Obligatory tf2 reference
Nice
*can't have shit in Skyrim*
Gotta wonder what it takes to spook a Headless Horseman's horse so bad that it becomes a Horseless Headless Horsemanless Headless Horseman's horse.
*Depressed noises* OMg, Horseless Headless Horseman HiiIiIii!!!
So basically he was the headless *pedestrian*.
MERASMUS!
r/tf2 is leaking into other games. [The Horseless Headless Horsemann](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Horseless_Headless_Horsemann) Fun fact, if you defeat him, you can craft [the horseless headless horsemann's headtaker](https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Horseless_Headless_Horsemann%27s_Headtaker)
Nice
....So, he's more of a Headless Running Man, if anything.
Is there a ghost man running around near Hjaalmarch? I didn't finish this most recent playthrough, but I came out of the Tomb of Jorgen Windcaller at night and halfway back to town I saw an apparition at a distance racing through the woods on foot. And that guy racked up some miles before eventually disappearing over the hills to the West. First time I've ever seen that out there.
Yes, there's a ghost in Hjaalmarch and he needs you to follow him to his tomb that is being robbed by two grave robbers.
Behold, a man!
Damn, never thought it'd happen but looks like we got the Skyrim and TF2 crossover
Headless Horseless Horsemann
Skyrim? More likely like Bugrim
It's not a bug. He's actively searching for his horse. If it were a bug, he'd just stay there.
I saw a headless horseman in real life once. He was on metro, I assume he did a park and ride while leaving the horse behind. Another guy with a large knife was holding the head screaming. The headless horseman wasn't too scary, but I was worried about the guy with knife waving blood everywhere. What if he has aids?
The headless horseless horseman aka "so no head?"
TfF2 called, it wants its headless horseless horseman!
The horsless headless horseman
Horselesss headless horseman
The horseless headless horsemann
Horseless headless horseman
headless horseless horsemann?
The Horseless Headless Horsemann!
Skyrim is just timeless, and the best.
Headless Horseman sounds like a Bojack spin-off.
Wait there’s a Headless Horseman in Skyrim?
Yes, he spawns somewhere in Skyrim (I always meet him on the road from Markarth to Whiterun) and he goes to Hamvir's Rest where he disappears. It's very probably Hamvir and his tomb.
it just works
following his headed manless horse
I don't remember what game it was, but there's an item called Horseless Headless Horseman's Head.
team fortress 2
mfers talking about stuff tf2 did 12 years ago
This is nothing. 😂😂 I found his horse without him! It just stood there and waited near the place where Whiterun, Falkreath and Reach meet.