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12/14/2018 3:55:55 AM
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Thinking about starting Skyrim, any tips on gameplay style?
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1 RespuestaWhatever build you use, buy the muffle spell. It lets you use it at anytime and infinitely level up. It’s super easy to farm levels that way.
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-blam!- destruction magic
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Be thanos. Half of every settlement dies.
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10 RespuestasYou will be a sneak archer. But enjoy contemplating the other, weaker builds before you play it.
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no matter how hard you try, your character will eventually become a sneak-archer. just accept it.
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6 Respuestas[quote]Topic body[/quote] KhAjiIt HaS WaReS, iF YoU GoT tHe CoIn
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2 RespuestasDownload mods.
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1 RespuestaYou can't go wrong with any build really, but once you start down a particular path stick to it. Concentrate on leveling one method of dealing damage early on, especially if you wanna use magic. Ideally you want to balance raising attack and defense equally so put points into your appropriate armor skill just as often as you put points into your combat skill. If you want to use magic for damage, understand that you will have a slow start. Magic might be useable but it is definitely lackluster and never hits as hard as a decently upgraded/ enchanted weapon. You CAN play the long game and level your enchanting to get certain perks which eventually let you enchant armor to reduce magicka cost to zero for one chosen type of magic.
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I might be in the minority here, but I would say don’t craft anything beyond what’s needed for quests. My first play through I got my crafting up to 100 as early as I could, turtled dragons to death with a bow, and got myself decked out in the best crafting gear possible. It killed the loot drops. For a very good portion of the game loot drops were pointless. They couldn’t compete with what I made. Loot became boring.
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4 RespuestasDual-wield Pickaxes when you mine ore so you get double the ore. Also, don't press "A" or whatever you're playing with to mine the ore. Swing at it as if you're attacking it so you don't have to sit through the animation. Also, there's this place called Blackreach where you can find a hidden chest filled with 20,000 gold in it. In Blackreach, there's going to be this huge, hanging light in the center of the area. Fus Ro Dah the light and the chest will appear next to you. Great for new players in desperate need of some gold.
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Editado por RickyBobby0504: 12/16/2018 11:46:44 PMNord with a focus Heavy Armor, Two-Handed, Lock-picking, and Speech. Also, do the Companions quest first. Werewolves can’t get poisoned.
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Skyrim is actually super easy to get into, because everything is pretty effective and the game isn't too difficult. There are easier routes though, like going for stealth and either archery or daggers. There's no limit to leveling, so you can actually get enough perk points to max out everything no matter your preferred playstyle. If you put enough time and effort into it, you can use the same character to play literally however you want. My last character went from a spellsword, to thief, to a battle axe wielding barbarian, and finally to a necromancer vampire.
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Kill Nazeem immediately.
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Light armor with dual swords.
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7 RespuestasGameplay style? Meaning build? If so ultimately it comes down to what you enjoy playing as, but here's some. Heavy armour sword and shield is OP late game. Illusion vampire is pretty OP too if you don't go past level 36ish. Generally most people play as a stealth archer. I felt a pure Mage was rather bad but fun. Never got around to trying a smith, alchemy, enchanter if you can get past the grind it could be decent. You name it, I've probably made the build for it.
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Whatever you do, use light armor. You need that extra carry weight to carry all the baskets and plates from Faendal's house and toss them all in the river
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Just attack with a pickaxe to mine ore; it goes by so much faster than using the prompt.
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are you using any mods? [spoiler]If not, when you do the Lost to the Ages quest choose the Aetherial Crown and use the ritual stone so that you can have an army of undead [/spoiler]
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Use magic when fighting Death Lords.
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Heavy armour, dual swords
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6 Respuestas“Hey guys I’m going to get ice cream I need you to tell me what flavor to get because I don’t know what I like and I can’t make decisions on my own.”
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Kill the chicken.
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Yes. Build up your armory skills. Improving armor and weapons really makes difference. Destruction magic is weak initially, so I wouldn't count on that to protect you in early levels. Get a follower as soon as you can. They really help.
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You can use whatever melee weapon you like early on (if you're going for melee that is) because it doesn't matter too much at that time. If you're fine with being a tad slower but a tad tankier heavy armor is the way to go, beware that it takes more carrying capacity than light armor so if you like hoarding crap heavy armor is (and by extension 2 handed weapons) not for you If you plan to do magic just head to the college of winterhold, it's like 20 or 50 gold for a carriage ride if you didn't discover it yet and don't feel like walking there. If you wanna do sneaking use a bow, it's super easy to be effective as a sneak archer, though I find it mind numbingly boring so I'm only reccomending it because its the closest thing to a meta tactic as far as early/mid game goes. [b] [/b] If you're being hit a lot and find your health to often be low don't be afraid to invest a bit more into HP and armor perks. If you feel comfortable with your HP give a few points to stamina or magic depending on what you're using. Money is to be spent, items are to be used, if you need items buy 'em. Only other purchase that's at all important that I can think of is a house, but you get one for free, only need to have some gold for the bedroom because sleeping in a bed you own gives you a better xp gain increase than any random bed, an even better increase if you do that with a person you married.
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2 RespuestasNo morality. If you get the opportunity to kill someone you dislike (that damn priest in whiterun) then murder them. Beat all the factions down. No mercy.
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What class do you typically play in other games? The good thing about skyrim is that you can do almost anything
