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Article #719452Re: SKYRIM - horse wanders off when I dismount
From: Alanrco
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 17:28
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2013 17:28
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"Peter Huebner" wrote in message news:MPG.2b8769743edfde259896e8@news.individual.net... In article <SbWdnVcQPPs8tIHM...@bt.com>, ala...@wd.com says... > > As the title. It is my avatar's horse and not a stolen one. This has only > started to happen since I installed Dawnguard. Also for some strange > reason > my horse is now brown and not brown and white when I purchased it. I > repeat - it still is my avatar's horse. I will take some time to follow it > to see where it does eventually end up, if anywhere. Guess it's going to > be > a long walk :) > > Couldn't find anything on the web about this > > Alan They will run away if they get attacked by mobs. I've had this happen to me (no expansions) or when I got too far away from the horse. If you fast travel to any town or village on the map, the horse should be there, waiting for you, provided it is YOUR horse (as you stated). Still a pita but better than loosing it entirely. -P. Nope, doesn't run away. Just wanders off when I dismount. Until lately I've always found my horse even after attacks. I followed it for an hour. It doesn't stop anywhere, just keeps going along roads past towns etc. Got a bit bored with this, so I fast travelled to a city; my horse not there. I brought another horse. Went on a quest and passed my original horse miles away, just trotting along, I dismounted my new horse (which managed to stand still) and mounted my old steed. Went a few yards and dismounted and yep, it just carried on trotting away. So far my new mount is behaving himself :)
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