Only time I've used it is moving house... trying to haul 6000+ weight's worse of stuff around to a new house is somewhat annoying.
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Only time I've used it is moving house... trying to haul 6000+ weight's worse of stuff around to a new house is somewhat annoying.
Im still using my skyforge battleaxe with the soul steal enchantment and improved via blacksmith.. I think it has 120dmg now. Haven't seen any better battleaxes
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Heard from a mate that if you carry way to much stuff you can't fast but it your have the horse and go on it then you can fast travel, anyone confirm this?
Yep, just hop on your horse and you can fast travel even if you are carrying too much.
My first character is level 39 - went for archery/stealth and im already bored of it, even on master difficulty there is no challenge at all.
I have started a new mage, level 11 and much more fun
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Is it possible to have 2 characters? My son wants to play but I'd rather he didn't use my guy.
Im pretty sure you can, just use different saves and make sure he dont overwrite yours (Id back them up just to make sure)
http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=15
You could use this, you can just make sure your son uses that to launch the game and pick his char. You will have to do the same
(backup your saves before trying this, don't blame me if you lose the saves etc
)To train smithing I read somewhere that you travel between cities with blacksmiths and buy out their iron ore and then create iron daggers. Sell the daggers back to the store and repeat the process?
Problem I've found is that they only stock like 2 iron ores, how on earth can I train smithing when I can only buy so few iron ore? is there a way around this?
Problem I've found is that they only stock like 2 iron ores, how on earth can I train smithing when I can only buy so few iron ore? is there a way around this?
I leveled smithing mostly making iron daggers and leather bracers, I only found this trick out after I was 60+ smithing though and the vendors always had lots of ore/ingots
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I started out using Destruction spells mostly, with a greatsword handy in case things got a bit close up. Got a bit bored of just using Destruction spells after about 30 hours and have been slowly transitioning into a more stealth orientated character, using Nightingale Armour (with the Krosis mask), Illusion spells, and a bow and dagger. It's been pretty fun so far. I still switch over to my Destruction spells for some scenarios, though, as it's just easier (Dragons and Dragon Priests are good examples).
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If you've remapped your "sheathe" key, then it will be that one.I'm about to ask a silly question:
How on earth do you drop items? It tells me in the inventory that drop is the R key. But this does nothing...
I have remapped it but that doesn't work either. The same problem applies when trying to use the grinder to improve weapons. It wants me to press R... which does nothing.
Just hit level 64 today and managed to get my full set of Daedra kit enchanted twice finally!
I've only visited one major town (Whiterun) and still have to do the DB quests, Civil war quests and am only 4 quests into the main quest.
The size of this game is immense! Loving it!
I've only visited one major town (Whiterun) and still have to do the DB quests, Civil war quests and am only 4 quests into the main quest.
The size of this game is immense! Loving it!
What exactly have you been doing all that time?
Just I see a few people mention they are well into the game in terms of hours / levels but have hardly done much