Dragoonlordz wrote...
naughty99 wrote...
Hanging out with a cat man and a demonic talking dog.
The Sabare Cat just down by the river SE of that camp kicked my ass so many times.
I got it in the end though.
Maybe in a dwarven ruin. Heh.Modifié par Addai67, 14 novembre 2011 - 04:10 .
Addai67 wrote...
You were expecting plumbing? o_O Maybe in a dwarven ruin. Heh.
It's kind of mysterious how companions equip stuff. I would guess they take the highest damage item. It makes it interesting when you give them stuff to hold and they start using it. Lydia's been using a battle axe of souls and collecting souls for me. I gave her a staff and she started using that.
Yup. It looks quite impressive, too.naughty99 wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
You were expecting plumbing? o_O Maybe in a dwarven ruin. Heh.
It's kind of mysterious how companions equip stuff. I would guess they take the highest damage item. It makes it interesting when you give them stuff to hold and they start using it. Lydia's been using a battle axe of souls and collecting souls for me. I gave her a staff and she started using that.
So you put some empty soul gems in her pocket and she is filling them up for you?
Druss99 wrote...
Anyone noticed that theres not a single toilet or mirror in all of Skyrim? Theres an awful lot of buckets though...
Is there a way to get companions to use better equipment? I can get them to use better swords but thats about it so far. Aela the huntress is my current sidekick after Lydia's tree problems, I crafted her an Elven bow with electricity damage and threw her hunting bow away. But she never uses it, she keeps pulling a mystery hunting bow out of her ass. Am I doing something wrong?
I found the stray dog again so I'm up to two companions now. We are quite the team.
Modifié par Yrkoon, 14 novembre 2011 - 04:25 .
Addai67 wrote...
@Druss99: You were expecting plumbing?
It's kind of mysterious how companions equip stuff. I would guess they take the highest damage item. It makes it interesting when you give them stuff to hold and they start using it. Lydia's been using a battle axe of souls and collecting souls for me. I gave her a staff and she started using that.
naughty99 wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Curious, if I side with the Empire... do I support the Thalmor? I want to side with the Empire, simply because Skyrim's seperating isn't going to help the Empire possibly standing up to the Thalmor, just worried if I'm going to be "Yay Thalmor" the entire time.
Not sure, but I was trying to see if it was possible to befriend the Thalmor. haven't figured out a way to do that yet.
That makes sense actually. I thought I saw Lydia using an enchanted bow I gave her but I wasn't sure. I'll make Aela an enchanted bow of lower quality then. Not sure if companions weapons require recharging though. I tried to buy/browse through the guide today in town but everywhere in the City is sold out of them. Game sold 60 in 2 days.RageGT wrote...
I think there's a limit on the quality of what they can use. At least for Armor. My Lydia won't wear anything better than Iron armor. She only uses heavy. I crafted her a whole set of Flawless Steel and she refused to wear it. But for weapon, she keeps changing arms according to the situation and she's been pretty effective, at least in drawing fire from me.
I gave her a nice Bow, an Enchanted Great Axe, an Elven Sword 1-h and a magic Staff from some harpie witch I killed after gaining the staff from her. Lydia uses all 4 weapons, depending on what she feels like using! Sometimes she even uses the 1-h sword and the staff at the same time! Amazing companion!
The ancestors smile on you, kinsman!Merkar wrote...
Skyrim is AWESOME!!!! There's so many things to do and to go it's mind blowing. Out of the box and it's like the equivalent of 6 other games plus their DLCs. I have never been this absorbed in a game world.
My nord is crushing his enemies, see them driven to oblivion, and reveling in hearing the lamentations of slayed dragons. W00t!
Merkar wrote...
Skyrim is AWESOME!!!! There's so many things to do and to go it's mind blowing. Out of the box and it's like the equivalent of 6 other games plus their DLCs. I have never been this absorbed in a game world.
My nord is crushing his enemies, see them driven to oblivion, and reveling in hearing the lamentations of slayed dragons. W00t!
Druss99 wrote...
That makes sense actually. I thought I saw Lydia using an enchanted bow I gave her but I wasn't sure. I'll make Aela an enchanted bow of lower quality then. Not sure if companions weapons require recharging though. I tried to buy/browse through the guide today in town but everywhere in the City is sold out of them. Game sold 60 in 2 days.RageGT wrote...
I think there's a limit on the quality of what they can use. At least for Armor. My Lydia won't wear anything better than Iron armor. She only uses heavy. I crafted her a whole set of Flawless Steel and she refused to wear it. But for weapon, she keeps changing arms according to the situation and she's been pretty effective, at least in drawing fire from me.
I gave her a nice Bow, an Enchanted Great Axe, an Elven Sword 1-h and a magic Staff from some harpie witch I killed after gaining the staff from her. Lydia uses all 4 weapons, depending on what she feels like using! Sometimes she even uses the 1-h sword and the staff at the same time! Amazing companion!
The entire Palace is on a giant cliff. So I imagine he sh**ts outside, then kicks it off the ledge and it falls down to the river below.Druss99 wrote...
No but maybe some sort of privvy? I don't know, I was just wandering around Dragonreach wondering where the Jarl poops? Does he have a special corner he squats down in? I've too much free time on my hands...
Il Divo wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
By the way, maybe Dragonplate Armor won't be so hard to make.
If you want to quickly raise your Smithing, purchase Iron Ingots and Leather Strips. One of each will forge an Iron Dagger. Forge a ton of them and you'll level up your Smithing very quickly.
Both of them are pretty cheap and you can find plenty of both in the shops of blacksmiths around Skyrim. Even better, you can buy them from a blacksmith and then immediately use them at nearby forges, only to sell the daggers you made back to the blacksmith.
Costs some money, but for eventual Dragonplate Armor, why not?
I noticed this too. My blacksmithing skill is currently at 54 and it's insanely easy to level it higher. Does the rate of leveling ever really slow down? Or is it really that easy to get it to 100?
LPPrince wrote...
I think the way it works is like this-
Levels 20-29=3 Iron Daggers to level up
Levels 30-39=4 Iron Daggers to level up
Modifié par naughty99, 14 novembre 2011 - 04:55 .
naughty99 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
I think the way it works is like this-
Levels 20-29=3 Iron Daggers to level up
Levels 30-39=4 Iron Daggers to level up
OMG! that's all it takes?
I've been crafting all kinds of steel armor sets to practice my smithing, which takes a little while because I have to find both corundum and iron ore and then use a smelter to make steel.
RageGT wrote...
Druss99 wrote...
Anyone noticed that theres not a single toilet or mirror in all of Skyrim? Theres an awful lot of buckets though...
Is there a way to get companions to use better equipment? I can get them to use better swords but thats about it so far. Aela the huntress is my current sidekick after Lydia's tree problems, I crafted her an Elven bow with electricity damage and threw her hunting bow away. But she never uses it, she keeps pulling a mystery hunting bow out of her ass. Am I doing something wrong?
I found the stray dog again so I'm up to two companions now. We are quite the team.
I think there's a limit on the quality of what they can use. At least for Armor. My Lydia won't wear anything better than Iron armor. She only uses heavy. I crafted her a whole set of Flawless Steel and she refused to wear it. But for weapon, she keeps changing arms according to the situation and she's been pretty effective, at least in drawing fire from me.
I gave her a nice Bow, an Enchanted Great Axe, an Elven Sword 1-h and a magic Staff from some harpie witch I killed after gaining the staff from her. Lydia uses all 4 weapons, depending on what she feels like using! Sometimes she even uses the 1-h sword and the staff at the same time! Amazing companion!
naughty99 wrote...
I was traveling with Cosnach, a different companion I met in Markarth, and I noticed he would tend to favor 2 handed weapons, no matter what I gave him, although he would sometimes switch to bow. I think the NPCs have certain skill levels and prefer using weapons that are in line with their higher skills.
My Nordic is going to join the Imperial Legion. :happy: He doesn't want to be separated from the breton and imperial Alliance in the Empire. It is thanks to this alliance that they were able to dominate the other races. Also he likes, the rules brought by the Empire.ErichHartmann wrote...
Is anyone else going to join the Imperial Legion? My Breton has no desire to aid the Stormcloaks.
happy_daiz wrote...
naughty99 wrote...
I was traveling with Cosnach, a different companion I met in Markarth, and I noticed he would tend to favor 2 handed weapons, no matter what I gave him, although he would sometimes switch to bow. I think the NPCs have certain skill levels and prefer using weapons that are in line with their higher skills.
He was my follower for the past couple of days, but I got tired of his strange drunken banter. Every time I'd talk to him, he hit on my Breton, saying he'd marry her twice. If his voice wasn't so pukey, she'd consider it.
Combat-wise, though, he's pretty good, and I noticed he favored 2-handed weapons as well.
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