Modifié par virumor, 17 janvier 2012 - 09:17 .
Modifié par Busy Jackalope, 17 janvier 2012 - 09:42 .
Modifié par Haplose, 17 janvier 2012 - 10:03 .
Modifié par Yrkoon, 17 janvier 2012 - 11:37 .
virumor wrote...
Nord, followed by Orc? Borgakh, Aela and Ysolda are the only pretty NPCs in the game.
Yrkoon wrote...
It just takes time. Eventually, you won't be able to spend money on trainers because your skills will be higher than their teaching abilities.
Other than that.... Looting. Don't undestimate how much money you can make by simply selling non-enchanted stuff that you pick up from enemies you kill. Orcish armor and weapons are worth decent gold, as is plain dwarven and glass gear. Once you get up to 30ish level, draugrs start dropping ebony weapons. Loot it all. Then sell it all. And in the process, you'll notice your speech skills are improving faster. Now take a look at the speech skill tree. There are multiple ways to not only get better prices for your stuff, but to also increase how much money a merchant has.
-Get married. Your spouse opens up a shop and you'll get 100 gold per day from it. This adds up. I once went 2 game weeks without checking up on my spouse. Then when I returned and asked "has the store made any money?" She said "yes. here" and handed me 1400 gold.
-make potions. It's a profitable venture by design. You can simply walk into an alchemist shop, buy all their ridiculously cheap ingredients, then turn those ingredients into potions, then sell those potions for about 1000 times more gold than you spent on the ingredients. Do this every day and you'll be rich in 3 weeks.
-You mentioned the thieves guild. but there's also the Dark Brotherhood. They pay huge coin for completed contracts. And one of those jobs is worth 20,000 gold.
-Mine stuff. There are ebony mines and gold mines. Bleed them dry, turn the ore into ingots, then either sell those ingots or make stuff with those ingots. You'd be surprized at how much a merchant will pay for a jeweled gold necklace or ring.
Modifié par Yrkoon, 17 janvier 2012 - 12:03 .
Haplose wrote.... *snip*
Oh, and to the people who write they are filthy rich... how do you do that? I mean the trainer costs at 2k+ a pop, x5 per level are killing me (actually I can very rarely afford trainings, so most opporunities go to waste). I enchant tons of self-made Iron daggers, even started playing with potions, looking to create the most expensive ones. But it's all change, compared with the needs. I didn't even buy any houses. I understand that you don't need to use trainers... but some skills level very little otherwise, at least with my playstyle. Destruction in particular is a real pain to level. And I want these Expert and eventually even Master spells. Light Armor also doesn't raise a lot, seeing how little I get hit. One handed doesn't increase much as well, considering that it usually takes only one swing to kill.
Perhaps I need to start with the Thieves Guild quests, maybe they will finally earn me some gold...
Modifié par Elhanan, 17 janvier 2012 - 01:01 .
Giggles_Manically wrote...
Its rather odd that no one notices me walking around town with a dead guy moaning like a zombie.
Really by this point that bandit must really smell.
I think I shall call him Ted.
virumor wrote...
Those city battles in Skyrim sure are epic. Fighting respawning groups of five pathetically weak soldiers ten times. Bethesda never heard of Dynasty Warriors? Console limitations are not, and have never been, an excuse.
Their sorry excuse for an updated engine isn't able to hold more than twenty people on screen at the same time.
Come to think of it, even Oblivion did it better in the battle of Bruma and Imperial City, where unlimited Daedra would actually spawn if you dawdled too long.
I'd say Nord first, then Imperial. Although I made a Bosmer that turned out really pretty, surprisingly.Busy Jackalope wrote...
Question: Which race do you guys think (Mods not included) has the most attractive females? I keep rolling breton since I had a nice one I liked in Oblivion, but for the life of me, I can't get any non fugly looking ones in Skyrim.
Edit: Referring to things that can be made in character creation.
Modifié par happy_daiz, 17 janvier 2012 - 03:07 .
Haplose wrote...
Oh, and to the people who write they are filthy rich... how do you do that? I mean the trainer costs at 2k+ a pop, x5 per level are killing me (actually I can very rarely afford trainings, so most opporunities go to waste). I enchant tons of self-made Iron daggers, even started playing with potions, looking to create the most expensive ones. But it's all change, compared with the needs. I didn't even buy any houses. I understand that you don't need to use trainers... but some skills level very little otherwise, at least with my playstyle. Destruction in particular is a real pain to level. And I want these Expert and eventually even Master spells. Light Armor also doesn't raise a lot, seeing how little I get hit. One handed doesn't increase much as well, considering that it usually takes only one swing to kill.
Perhaps I need to start with the Thieves Guild quests, maybe they will finally earn me some gold...
Modifié par Giggles_Manically, 17 janvier 2012 - 04:27 .
Ditto with the January patch.Merkar wrote...
Has anyone seen a January toolset around? Could it be lost somewhere? Should I start placing posters around the webz for a lost January toolset? :s
Modifié par Yrkoon, 17 janvier 2012 - 03:56 .
Giggles_Manically wrote...
I just had a fridge horror moment.....
My summons just bit it when a bandit chief impaled them.
When it died it muttered out "....thank...you"
Then I realized right before I summoned the bandit chief....I had been dragging around a dead person in their own body against their will. Throwing them into combat again and again getting them wounded in battle quite often.
That was after I stopped to think about exactly what I was doing....
I dont think I will be using dead thrall anymore.
Modifié par Purple Lady, 17 janvier 2012 - 04:23 .
Modifié par Elhanan, 17 janvier 2012 - 06:30 .
Those big battles in Oblvion were nuts, though, and not very fun. Part of it is that you were always hitting your allies. "Muuurdeeer!"virumor wrote...
Come to think of it, even Oblivion did it better in the battle of Bruma and Imperial City, where unlimited Daedra would actually spawn if you dawdled too long.
Its not that much harder to mod a 360 if you know what your doing.Mecha Tengu wrote...
virumor wrote...
Those city battles in Skyrim sure are epic. Fighting respawning groups of five pathetically weak soldiers ten times. Bethesda never heard of Dynasty Warriors? Console limitations are not, and have never been, an excuse.
Their sorry excuse for an updated engine isn't able to hold more than twenty people on screen at the same time.
Come to think of it, even Oblivion did it better in the battle of Bruma and Imperial City, where unlimited Daedra would actually spawn if you dawdled too long.
and that is why you get Skyrim on PC
the mods are coming out Sir, and they shall be glorious
happy_daiz wrote...
I'd say Nord first, then Imperial. Although I made a Bosmer that turned out really pretty, surprisingly.Busy Jackalope wrote...
Question: Which race do you guys think (Mods not included) has the most attractive females? I keep rolling breton since I had a nice one I liked in Oblivion, but for the life of me, I can't get any non fugly looking ones in Skyrim.
Edit: Referring to things that can be made in character creation.
Bretons are tricky - I used one in my first playthrough, and thought she was pretty until I realized she had forehead wrinkles, and her face looked really strange in some armors. In retrospect, she's not that pretty...at least compared to the other ones I've built since then.
I haven't built an Orc, Redguard, Argonian, or Dunmer yet.
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