Dave of Canada wrote...
Of course the writing is well done by Bethesda's writers, they actually surprised me after Fallout 3 and Oblivion's writing. It's just that I'd love to see something with New Vegas quality writing in TES world. So much more can be done with Companions and such.
Dave of Canada wrote...
Of course the writing is well done by Bethesda's writers, they actually surprised me after Fallout 3 and Oblivion's writing. It's just that I'd love to see something with New Vegas quality writing in TES world. So much more can be done with Companions and such.
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Avalla'ch wrote...
Does anyone else hate the horse?
First off, no mounted combat.
Second, no horses for followers.
Third, even if I park him hundred meters away, he still comes back and goes ballistic on my enemies. I don't need a freaking tank!
And fourth, when he finally decides to run away, it's usually so damn far - another annoying hide'n'seek
(not using Fast travel for RP reasons btw)
Very good from those pics. What method did you use for getting the likeness? Just tabbing in and out to compare it on Firefox?Avalla'ch wrote...
Well, I won't lie. Tried doing a Russell Crowe-esque character. Yay or nay?
virumor wrote...
Real life Dovahkiin
ErichHartmann wrote...
Earned a "Ghost Sword" for a quest I stumbled upon. I think it goes well with my hybrid mage/warrior.
Hot!Avalla'ch wrote...
Well, I won't lie. Tried doing a Russell Crowe-esque character. Yay or nay?
True, they could do more with that. Maybe this was an experiment to see how people reacted to it and they will do more in the future. I doubt they will ever put a great focus on it considering some of the fandom reacted with horror to the idea.Dave of Canada wrote...
Of course the writing is well done by Bethesda's writers, they actually surprised me after Fallout 3 and Oblivion's writing. It's just that I'd love to see something with New Vegas quality writing in TES world. So much more can be done with Companions and such.
Modifié par Addai67, 17 novembre 2011 - 11:27 .
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Luc0s wrote...
Hey guys, I have another question:
On higher levels (when both skills and perks are maxed); What are the benefits of light armor compared to heavy armor? Is there even a reason to wear light armor if you're not going for a stealth approach?
I'm sort-of a spell-sword character. I infested all my perks in light armor, but it feels like I made a bad decision. I get the feeling that heavy armor is just plain better at pretty much everything on higher levels with the heavy armor skill maxed and all the perks activated.
So, is light armor really that useless if you're not going for stealth? Or are there some benefits from light armor that you don't have from heavy armor?
PS: I have my smithing and enchanting skills at 100. So I could enchant any piece of armor with the best enchantments you can think of. So the fact that light armor usually have better enchantments is kinda meaningless if you have both smithing and enchanting at 100.
Yeah I really think heavy armor is the way to go for a spellsword. I'm finding some very nice enchanted pieces that seem designed with battle mages in mind. Eventually you get the perk where encumbrance goes away and so to me there's no drawback except having some more weight early on.Luc0s wrote...
PS: I have my smithing and enchanting skills at 100. So I could enchant any piece of armor with the best enchantments you can think of. So the fact that light armor usually have better enchantments is kinda meaningless if you have both smithing and enchanting at 100.
Mesina2 wrote...
I'm a bit stuck now.
Not because I'm stupid or game glitched, but in choice making.
I'm stuck in that Silver-Blood mine prison( do to quest and decided to go peacefully instead of fighting my way out) and have a choice to join some prisoners who were put there for rebellion by killing some guy in prison or kill their leader and take his key.
Thing is that reason why are they in cell and doing all that stuff is because leaders there were complete douchebags for years by doing worse things then them and I would gladly end their lives.
So yeah, I have no idea what to do now.
This prisoners went too far and deserve what they got, but they are a lesser evil then those who put them there.
So what to do?
Help them to escape, massacre city guards and possibly( not sure since I don't know does it happens) take over the city?
Or just kill their leader and escape on my own while those on rule remain unpunished?
Luc0s wrote...
On higher levels (when both skills and perks are maxed); What are the benefits of light armor compared to heavy armor? Is there even a reason to wear light armor if you're not going for a stealth approach?
adneate wrote...
Luc0s wrote...
On higher levels (when both skills and perks are maxed); What are the benefits of light armor compared to heavy armor? Is there even a reason to wear light armor if you're not going for a stealth approach?
You move faster and are harder to hear coming otherwise Heavy Armor is the way to go since it will soak up more damage. For a Spellsword you need to take Heavy Armor otherwise you'll just get your head bashed in trying to fight anyone with your melee weapon.
Modifié par Nigawatts, 17 novembre 2011 - 11:59 .
Nigawatts wrote...
My issues is that Ebonyskin doesn't seem to scale with Legendary Armor. You'll still feel like you are getting roasted when a dragon breathes on you. While on my warrior in Ebonymail my health bar doesn't even move when I'm getting burned.
High Level Smithing< Anything else in this game.
It's really easy to level too which makes it disconcerting, but if you have 100 Smithing, you are creating game breaking items it seems.
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