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[fightright2]

happy_daiz wrote...

^ Sweet, I knew someone would have a better recipe. I'm writing that one down...

I love making potions and... <.<  >.>  spend hours at it.
I still have my potion recipes from Morrowind and Oblivion ( I made for my hub).
I make a lot of potions for money but yeah, I use that paralysis one a LOT!!

[Haplose]

For me it's more about the gaming experience, rather then power-levelling to the best possible stat. Sure, I can smith/enchant uber-equipment of invincible doom.. but the fact is that one-shotting everything is actually pretty boring, at least for me. So I dropped enchanting... and avoid grinding smithing, but rather raise it organically, as I explore and, for example, find material in dwemer ruins.

5 training sessions will stop giving you levels very quickly. Plus, 19.000 gold isn't even enough to go from 50 to 70 skill (one training costs over 1.500 gold after Adept level), not to mention from 20 to 70.
And I refuse to use the "free" training sessions from followers. This is clearly an exploit for me.

Modifié par Haplose, 15 mai 2012 - 02:03 .

[Elhanan]

Sneak is a Skill that may be learned early; so easy it may be done with one's hands tied behind the back while being chased by a Dragon.

[fightright2]

Out of all the poison effects I think I love paralysis, slow, burden, ravage stamina and weakness to poison since it ensures they will succumb to the poison nicely. I actually add that first via arrow while staying hidden.

[Sajji]

I love my Staff of Paralysis, but man its costly soul gem wise.

Modifié par Sajji, 15 mai 2012 - 03:16 .

[Giggles_Manically]

Hehehee.

I think I got the single silliest thing to ever happen to me.

A courier ran up to me to give me a message.
But he ran through a giant's camp to do it.

So he gave it to me and the SECOND after dialouge closed a giant came in from off screen and sent him airborne.

I guess he really had to go, but AIR GIANT is not how I would go.

[Elhanan]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

Hehehee.

I think I got the single silliest thing to ever happen to me.

A courier ran up to me to give me a message.
But he ran through a giant's camp to do it.

So he gave it to me and the SECOND after dialouge closed a giant came in from off screen and sent him airborne.

I guess he really had to go, but AIR GIANT is not how I would go.

When you must absolutely get it there overnight....

[TobiTobsen]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

Hehehee.

I think I got the single silliest thing to ever happen to me.

A courier ran up to me to give me a message.
But he ran through a giant's camp to do it.

So he gave it to me and the SECOND after dialouge closed a giant came in from off screen and sent him airborne.

I guess he really had to go, but AIR GIANT is not how I would go.

He had to go. His planet needs him.

Modifié par TobiTobsen, 15 mai 2012 - 05:45 .

[Elhanan]

Luc0s wrote...

I never used enchanting because I found it redundant and I didn't like being forced to fill the damn weapon with soul gems after each encounter. Besides, it's unnessesary because one can easily one-shot almost everything without the need of any enchantments.

One-shotting everything isn't boring (for me), it's just the way of the assassin. But I do give myself some rules though. 'The Way of The Assassin' as I would like to call it. My rules are made up to make the assassin experience more interesting.


The Way of The Assassin:

1. Thou shall only assassinate the mark. The rest should be left unharmed.
2. Thou shall leave no bloodbath. A clean one-shot hit is the way of the assassin.
3. Thou shall work from the shadows. Thou were never there.
4. Thou shall not murder innocent folks.
5. Thou shall never kill out of vegeance. Thou art but a weapon, a tool, nothing more.


It's by these 5 rules that I play my assassin. It's super fun.

Grinding smithing is no longer possible as of patch 1.5. We are now FORCED to level smithing the regular way. And I can tell you, it's a pain in the arse. Leveling smithing takes FOREVER now. 

While not mandatory, I play my stealthers much the same. I prefer to remain unknown; slip in, clean kill, and slip away into the darkness. Nothing is set in stone, as I love to adapt to each situation, but do try to maintain anonimity.

But I also try to make some of these kills appear as accidents, ot try and use the environments for aid. In one case, I awaken a bunch of Mud Crabs and then the mark, and let nature take it's course. The extra work pays off in enjoyment what is not actually gained in XP.

[Giggles_Manically]

Sadly this is very very accurate for some people....including me.

[Haplose]

No, it's not hard. Making Jewlery helps a lot (Transmute is priceless!) and so does Dwemer smithing and Dwemer ruin diving. There is a ton of material just lying around.... Dwemer Bows are inexpensive to make and advance Smithing at a reasonable rate.

[Yrkoon]

Luc0s wrote...

Grinding smithing is no longer possible as of patch 1.5. We are now FORCED to level smithing the regular way. And I can tell you, it's a pain in the arse. Leveling smithing takes FOREVER now. 

  This isn't entirely true.  Patch 1.05 made it so that the speed of smithing advancement is based on the value of the item you create at the forge.  Which means  trying to get to 100 by  mass producing  worthless crap like  Iron Daggers and Leather bracers will now take you 10 times as long as it used to.

But the opposite is true if you decide to spam  smithing by creating expensive things.  Thanks to patch 1.05, you now get a *greater* boost than before when making Jewelery, for example... or Dwarven bracers and daggers.

My advice to people who want to level smithing really fast like before:    Do what Haplose just suggested above.  Find a Dwarven Ruin.   Enter it.   collect every piece of dwarven scrap metal you see.  leave.  Go to a forge.  make dwarven stuff. Then when your smithing gets to about the mid 70s,   Use the money you made from selling that dwarven stuff to buy training from Eorland Grey-mane to bring you up the rest of the way.

Or take the magic route.  Transmute your  cheap ingots into silver or gold then start making rings and necklaces.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 15 mai 2012 - 11:22 .

[RedArmyShogun]

A bit off topic but, while arrow to the Knee and "aww did somebody steal your sweet roll" are all nice and good, I just wish at the very least the imperials would yell

STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM! Pay the court a fine or serve your sentance. I miss that line.

[Giggles_Manically]

You can get a mod that adds it to your shouts

[RedArmyShogun]

lol really? Whats it do?

[Giggles_Manically]

Confess-A-Bear wrote...

lol really? Whats it do?

Just changes how some shouts sound:
FUS ROH DA becaomes: STOP YOU VIOLATED THE LAW!
Ice Form becomes: STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM!

[Haplose]

Luc0s wrote...

I'm doing exactly that Yrkoon, but it still takes me a lot longer with a lot more effort to level smithing than it took me before the latest patch.

But it's way more fun this way then just spamming iron daggers/bracers!

[Haplose]

Luc0s wrote...

One-shotting everything isn't boring (for me), it's just the way of the assassin. But I do give myself some rules though. 'The Way of The Assassin' as I would like to call it. My rules are made up to make the assassin experience more interesting.


The Way of The Assassin:

1. Thou shall only assassinate the mark. The rest should be left unharmed.
2. Thou shall leave no bloodbath. A clean one-shot hit is the way of the assassin.
3. Thou shall work from the shadows. Thou were never there.
4. Thou shall not murder innocent folks.
5. Thou shall never kill out of vegeance. Thou art but a weapon, a tool, nothing more.


It's by these 5 rules that I play my assassin. It's super fun.

Hm, okay. I guess I act similarly on Dark Brotherhood contracts in towns. But whenever I go dungeon diving, every enemy I meet is fair game.
I need my One Handed/Sneak/Archery and Illusion or Light Armor/Block training sessions