broken travel weariness?

[ImAwesome]

I logged out to go eat earlier, my travel weariness was in the 60's, so I slept to get it down. I logged in it was at 97%, weird, so I had a glass of wine so I could use crossroad, drinking wiine took it from 97% to 100%

whats going on?

edit: nevermind relogged, drunk more wine its at 57% now

[painhertz]

have you taken off, put on any armor?

[MagicManICT]

have you taken off, put on any armor?

Not just armor, but anything that has an effect on agility.

The more agility you have, the farther you can travel. A character can travel X tiles at 10 agility and farther the more agility gained. You can actually exceed 100% TW.

[ImAwesome]

yea I always take stuff off to teleport...not exactly sure how teleporting works, but I found like with most things in life being naked makes it better

but relog fixed it so no big deal

[Flame]

i've noticed that when you travel on you hf and you fulfill the bar, sometime you need to drink wine witouth lower the white bar. After a while seems he start to have effect and it lower the bar.

Can we call it "the bar is bigger than we can see"?

[VileThings]

i've noticed that when you travel on you hf and you fulfill the bar, sometime you need to drink wine witouth lower the white bar. After a while seems he start to have effect and it lower the bar.

Can we call it "the bar is bigger than we can see"?

Yes, you can actually extend the bar beyond 100% by teleporting to your HF, which you can do regardless of travel weariness. However, the OP claimed that drinking wine had the exact opposite effect it should have (increasing travel weariness instead of lowering it), which, as it sounds, turned out to be a simple display glitch.

[Onionfighter]

Drinking wine or sleeping with lower agility than when you ported can result with over 100% weariness. Porting to hearthfire will not lead to greater then 100% weariness, in fact it can be used to lower it if it is over 100%.