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Tobiz
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Is it allowed for me to log on to my mothers account in order to help her with quests she cannot complete on her own?
I find no other solution since there is no way for my character to help her in game with quests that are phased.
Is this ok?
Attention Zenimax: Stamina builds don't hold up to magicka builds, and this is causing most of your class imbalance. It makes melee weapons and bows weaker than staves and class abilities. It makes medium and heavy armor less desirable than light armor. Fix this imbalance, and you'll address most of your balance issues.
  • Brabok
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    Accounts are non-transferable under any circumstances. You have sole liability for all activities on Your Account and/or under Your user names. You may be held liable for losses incurred by ZeniMax or other third parties due to someone else using Your Account or password. Your Account or certain features of Your Account may be restricted, suspended, and/or terminated if someone else uses Your Account to engage in activity that violates these Terms of Service or is otherwise improper or illegal. You agree to notify ZeniMax immediately of any unauthorized use of Your Account, user name, password, or any other breach of security.....
    source > http://www.zenimax.com/legal_terms

    The following text may be a bit ambiguous as to whether or not someone else uses the account with your permission but the first line clearly states that only the registered user is permitted to use the account.
    Never argue with Idiots
    They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience
  • theyancey
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    If you are with your mother then I see no problem. The best approach would be to quest with her in these areas where she is having problems. If it is a solo quest that has her bogged down then the only answers are for to keep leveling and get better weapons, armor, etc and return to the quest or for you to talk her through it via phone or in person, or to physically do it yourself. she may find it more rewarding in the end to do it herself however. FWIW, my son lives a couple of states away. I was having major problems with some solo boss fights. I was able to finish the quest with his guidance and gaining another couple of levels. I am glad that I did not just let him play it out for me.
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