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6/5/2016 3:49:09 AM
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Bought to play Skyrim for the first time
Sorry if this is brief by my phones close to dead. Any tips? I am one of those people that collects the best gear in games so any tips related to that or in general are appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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1. Buy all the iron ingots 2. Buy all the iron ore 3. Smelt that ore 4. Buy all leather/straps 5. Go to a forge 6. Iron daggers. All of them. 7. Sell all the daggers to a vendor. 8. When done, wait for 48 total hours. Repeat until you reach 100 Smithing. When you've gotten to that level: 1. Level all the way up to Daedric Smith. 2. Collect all the ebony ingots/ore. 3. Do the Mehrunes Dagon quest. 4. Go into the Shrine. 5. Slaughter all the daedra. 6. Harvest their hearts. Now craft yourself the best armor/weapons in the game. You've now beaten Skyrim.
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4 RepliesYou can boost conjuration quickly with soul trap on dead enemies. Very quick rise to 100 (quick enough that I prestiged and did it again multiple times in the same session) and allows you to summon two dremora lords. They destroy everything that isn't in the air.
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Sneak builds are OP late game, for a starting build I'd recommend investing in heavy armor and 1handed/twohanded+block(shields) and definitely blacksmithing. That's just me though, as I hate playing mage builds. Archery is also really fun.
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3 RepliesDon't kill that first chicken in riverwood. Just don't.
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4 RepliesCrafting is op. One-handed swords have the best dps. Armor cap is easy to hit, anything over 567 total armor rating is pointless. Did you get any DLC?
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Dude just pick a fighting style then pick a race that fits that style. If you're on PC get some mods!!
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4 RepliesTry to avoid cheats and stuff. Use that on a second play through. Get the DLC if you already haven't. Dawnguard and Dragonborn were very good and Hearthfire was a filler that is pretty crappy.
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4 RepliesYeah, don't play it. It sucks. Combat is a joke, story is a joke...Combat sucks. Biggest reason why I couldn't okay it because of the shitty combat. Same with any Bethesda games besides fallout 4 and that's not even much better.
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1 ReplyPlay style?
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1 ReplyIs this going to be one of those baby's first Bethesda game or have you played other ones?
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Edited by Miraak: 6/6/2016 2:40:05 PM>whiterun >sky forge >hold platter.jpeg >run into wall like Harry potter.exe >floating chest >??? >profit
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Focus on leveling up black smithing by when ever u have iron spam create iron daggers then sell them. That is the fastest way to level them up and you will be able to get dagric armor relatively quick.
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Any advice? Play on PC and mod the shit out of it.
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Werewolves
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Just have fun. Me giving you advice would cheapen the experience. Play the game hoe you want. Look up advice if you're stuck on a puzzle, but check your notes(book section of inventory)first.
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Be an aragonian
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Play it on pc
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My advice is to get yourself well and truly lost. Just wander about, there's stuff happening everywhere.
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Level your smithing. Best way is to melt down dwemer junk in the ruins to make dwarven arrows
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It's awesome - always makes my top fav games lists. Have fun :)
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7 RepliesTo max out smithing cheaply, keep making iron daggers. Iron ore is common to find and cheap to buy. After making the daggers you can sell them back. Better armor increases the stat faster, but requires more materials at once. Make iron daggers to sell and whatever armor and weapons you want to wear and use.
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Go in blind. I wish I could get the wonder back that I had when first exploring Skyrim. I used UESP when I got stuck or if I found a bug and needed a work around.
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2 RepliesCraft a [i]lot[/i] of iron daggers. Light armor build. Slay dragons and collect bones and scales. Aforementioned bones and scales are heavy. Saving up roughly 5k gold will get you a house where you can stash them at any time. Aforementioned house is in a town called Whiterun (you'll get there early in the main questline). Continue crafting iron daggers by the ass load. [spoiler]you need 1 iron ingot and 1 leather, you can buy or find both very easily.[/spoiler] Once your blacksmith is at 100 you can get the perk allowing you to craft Dragonbone armor. Make a light armor set. Profit from full armor set perks and enchant the shit out of your armor. You will tank everything and your stamina will always be full.
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Don't play stealth first like I did
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Play the game.. Mind blown
