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4/20/2016 2:04:49 PM
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Back to Skyrim. Which I'm going to do anyway since they ratcheted up the difficulty on everything with Monday's "Sterling treasure" fix.
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this post confuses me... did they patch Skyrim recently?
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No, they patched Destiny on Monday. Since then, I have noticed three things: 1. My weapons seem to do less damage to all enemies. Patrol, strikes, PoE, everywhere. 2. Guardians seem like they are less resistant to enemy fire. 3. Enemies are exponentially more evasive at distance and fearless up close. I realize I have no evidence to back this up but it's different. On patrol in the rocketyard, a teammate and I were fighting a taken champion and failed to defeat it in time. I have destroyed that same champion countless times solo. Something is different.
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Not that I'm aware of??
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Edited by Sturm with no Drang: 4/20/2016 4:32:50 PMSame. I've got at least 50 missions and side-quests that I haven't even touched yet on my lvl 28 Nord. [spoiler]Leveling up Smithing is a realbitch, too.[/spoiler]
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yeah but by playing the game like normal it is one of the easier things to level up because you do it alot. ps: lv 213 Redguard.
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Make dworvan bows. The dwarf medal is everywhere inside of their abandoned cities and can be farmed non stop, and iron is super cheap/easy to find or mine. The amount of xp you get is a great payout and you'll make a lot of money in the process.
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Edited by REVIVE PHARMER: 4/20/2016 4:41:28 PMIron + leather + forge= daggers for days. Easiest and fastest way to increase forging. Plus, you can sell the daggers. Marry Ysolda. A vendor that lives at your house=profit.
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"Ratcheted" though...
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[quote]...since they ratcheted up...[/quote] Just stands out....alot.
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Edited by REVIVE PHARMER: 4/20/2016 2:28:23 PMGrammar?? It's correct. I'm confused about what you are getting at.
