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From tinkering around with modding Oblivion, I am not keen at all on how Nehrim is installed, you basically have to merge it's directory with Oblivion and if you mess something up with modding either, both games are completely fucked. It makes modding Oblivion way more complicated than it needs to be.

For separating both, is the best solution just to delete everything Oblivion related in steamapps, then uninstall and reinstall?

At the end of Arkham Knight, Scarecrow unmaskes Batman.

Bruce decides to initiate the Knightfall protocol due to the issues caused by this.

However, do you think there was any way around this? For example, could he claim that he/Wayne Enterprises figured out who Batman was and that he respected him and decided to support him with funding from Wayne Enterprises and that he decided to put on the Batman's suit as a bait and switch tactic to trap/trick the Scarecrow and that the sniper rounds that people would have seen freeing him was from the real Batman?

Obviously he would still face legal scrutiny with these claims but he would be able afford the best lawyers. As for him taking down Scarecrow on the live feed, he could say Batman inspired him to work out and it was all part of the trap.

The main probable reason why he didn't try to fight the exposure was his depression from the events of Arkham City and the fear toxin "killing" his mind. But if he tried, could this plausible deniability work?

In Season 5 of the show when Stannis decided to burn Shireen, why did he do it in public in front of his army?

Burning Shireen makes him both a kinslayer and a tyrant something that is universally scorned, it also leaves him without an heir. While a lot of Stannis' army were Rhllor converts, a lot still followed the seven and Westerori cultural standards. I can imagine Shireen screaming to the death would also be pretty demoralizing.

Why couldn't he have taken her aside with Mel and burned her somewhere more private? Why not also incapacitate her and burn her while she's unconscious (if her being alive is required for the sacrifice)?

If higher ups ask where she is, he could either say she was sent to the wall for protection or died of a fast acting illness and they cremated her.

Obviously his action was driven by desperation and is still monstrous but I think he could have done it in an optically better way that doesn't cause the majority of his army to desert the next day.

Stannis is in an extremely precarious situation at the end of Dance (Note: Assume the pink letter is fake/misleading). What do you imagine a scenario where he is able to turn it around looks like?

Some basic things

He needs to win the Battle of Ice and take Winterfell. He has to restrain himself from burning the Godswood and doing anything that will offend the Northerners.

Davos needs to get Rickon back and publicly reveal him.

The Northern Lords need to back him and ignore Robb's will and any talk of Northern secession.

Order needs to be restored to the Wall.

Littlefinger has to be neutralized, with the Vale considering rallying behind him.

The Riverlands needs to be in a civil war so Stannis can easily cross the bridge at the crossing and the forks of the Trident.

The Reach armies need to be crippled from fighting the Golden company and Ironborn.

Euron has to be neutralized.

Aegon and the Golden Company have to be weakened from fighting the Crown forces.

Daenarys must be convinced of the threat of the Others and assist in the long night.

Stannis can't become a servant of the Others.

What do you imagine a scenario where Stannis wins both the Throne and the Long Night in the end would look like?

Stannis is in an extremely precarious situation at the end of Dance (Note: Assume the pink letter is fake/misleading). What do you imagine a scenario where he is able to turn it around looks like?

Some basic things

1. He needs to win the Battle of Ice and take Winterfell. He has to restrain himself from burning the Godswood and doing anything that will offend the Northerners.

2. Davos needs to get Rickon back and publicly reveal him.

3. The Northern Lords need to back him and ignore Robb's will and any talk of Northern secession.

4. Order needs to be restored to the Wall.

5. Littlefinger has to be neutralized, with the Vale considering rallying behind him.

6. The Riverlands needs to be in a civil war so Stannis can easily cross the bridge at the crossing and the forks of the Trident.

7. The Reach armies need to be crippled from fighting the Golden company and Ironborn.

8. Euron has to be neutralized.

9. Aegon and the Golden Company have to be weakened from fighting the Crown forces.

10. Daenarys must be convinced of the threat of the Others and assist in the long night.

Stannis can't become the Night King.

What do you imagine a scenario where Stannis wins both the Throne and the Long Night in the end would look like?