When you beat Skyrim?

[Harry94]

Originally Posted by Oblivion07

Mostly, finishing the guild quests will not affect anybody. But the guards will often comment on a quest that you have completed.

Apart from when you complete thieves guild, thieves start running around and guards chase them.

I did it in this order:

Companions > Dark Brotherhood > Civil War > main quests > college of winterhold > Theives Guild

[Oblivion07]

Originally Posted by Harry94

Apart from when you complete thieves guild, thieves start running around and guards chase them.

I did it in this order:

Companions > Dark Brotherhood > Civil War > main quests > college of winterhold > Theives Guild

Thieves start appearing only in Riften right?

[JayKorai]

Originally Posted by Harry94

Apart from when you complete thieves guild, thieves start running around and guards chase them.

I did it in this order:

Companions > Dark Brotherhood > Civil War > main quests > college of winterhold > Theives Guild

I think I might follow the order you did it in :] can you tell me if any of the quests from the Dark Brotherhood or Thieves guild ruin your chances of marrying someone?

[louisthunter]

Originally Posted by JayKorai

I think I might follow the order you did it in :] can you tell me if any of the quests from the Dark Brotherhood or Thieves guild ruin your chances of marrying someone?

They will not ruin your chances of marrying someone in general, but might ruin your chances of marrying a specific in game character. I married Camilla Valerius pretty early on, had her move to my house in Whiterun, and never had any issues when doing the Thieves Guild/Brotherhood quest-lines. If you're worried about it, get married first.

BTW, having a shopkeeper as a live in wife helped me make the money it takes to get the Golden Touch trophy. Every time I cam home after a quest, I sold her my extra loot.

[JayKorai]

Originally Posted by louisthunter

They will not ruin your chances of marrying someone in general, but might ruin your chances of marrying a specific in game character. I married Camilla Valerius pretty early on, had her move to my house in Whiterun, and never had any issues when doing the Thieves Guild/Brotherhood quest-lines. If you're worried about it, get married first.

BTW, having a shopkeeper as a live in wife helped me make the money it takes to get the Golden Touch trophy. Every time I cam home after a quest, I sold her my extra loot.

Thanks for the info and tip