The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim announced

tboi07 said:
Anyone else having fun with the item: Wabbajack

It's the most fun weapon that i've found completely insane! :D
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I've not really used it much. Mind you I had this "madwoman" run up to me and ask me to use the Wabbajack on her while out in the wilderness. It turned her into a rabbit, earning me a 40 gold bounty that instantly dropped as the only witness had been "dealt" with :rolleyes:
 
Adsta said:
wait wait WAIT ! what is this +10% from being well rested :confused: Do you get that if you sleep in a bed for X amount of hours ? how do you know if you have this buff ?
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You have to sleep in a bed that you own/rent (no one else owns basically) long enough.

The rested bonuses show up in Magic > Active Effects.
 
Adsta said:
wait wait WAIT ! what is this +10% from being well rested :confused: Do you get that if you sleep in a bed for X amount of hours ? how do you know if you have this buff ?
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Look in your "active effects" or whatever its called from the magic menu. You get 10% rested for 8 hrs sleep, and 15% rested bonus if youre married as well i believe. You also get a bonus for being nice to people by giving them money (like the poor old "dragon destroyed my farm" couple that i see trudging around the countryside).

If youre a werewolf you dont get the reseted bonus as "your beast blood prevents you from getting a restfull sleep". :p
 
Lots of nice screenshots with this game, but I have been wondering.....what is the actual combat gameplay like?

Ive seen some youtube vids, visually it seems like a 1st person Diablo 2 - but not having played it, I cant be sure.

Is there any strategy to the combat? Or is it quite spammy? Im having trouble figuring it out.
 
Usher said:
So we went to the temple & the priest married us & handed two rings, I turned round & she'd gone! :confused:
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I found that when I married Camilla.

Over several game days following the ceremony I searched everywhere I could think of but she was nowhere to be found.

Reloaded to before the marriage and married again. Again she started walking away before the ceremony was over. This time I just caught her before she exited the church.

In the dialogue with her there was an option to choose where we should live. She's been in my house ever since.
 
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Is this an enemy or... I am confuse. It doesn't attack but I can't speak to it either, guessing I should just kill it?
 
I've now played for just over 30 hours and got to level 32.

I've hit 100 smithing, created a full set of legendary daedric armour including war axe, bow and shield. The gear is awesome, looks really awesome and allows me to kill most things I had some serious trouble with before but it now feels a bit like I don't have any better gear to look forward to when exploring.

Anyone else feels the same?

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Question for you warrirors, is it recommended to max out the basic skills for block - juggernault iirc and the also the basic tier 1 skills for one handed weapon??

or is there diminished returns?
 
Brig said:
I've now played for just over 30 hours and got to level 32.

I've hit 100 smithing, created a full set of legendary daedric armour including war axe, bow and shield. The gear is awesome, looks really awesome and allows me to kill most things I had some serious trouble with before but it now feels a bit like I don't have any better gear to look forward to when exploring.

Anyone else feels the same?

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There simply is nothing better than legendary daedric armor and weapons, so by making them you're making all loot pretty pointless.

I'd avoid for this reason alone
 
MooMoo444 said:
There simply is nothing better than legendary daedric armor and weapons, so by making them you're making all loot pretty pointless.

I'd avoid for this reason alone
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Yeah I've realised this after making it. Might start over again and ignore smithing.

It's a shame in a way that they have made the best gear in the game available through smithing and not from looting from high end enemies.
 
I'm just relying on dungeon drops and quest rewards until I reach a point where I struggle, if ever.

Not touched smith/enchanting yet
 
I'v ended up specialising in two handed weapons.

My question regards the block skill tree, most of the skills seem to reference shields, I do not use a shiled, but you can still block with one handed weapons, is it pointless putting points in to this skill tree?
 
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