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Michaeljcox24 said:
Nords are resistant to cold damage, so frost dragons are a sinch to beat. I'm a nord, and I believe it's the most popular choice of race in the game.

Try Dawnguard. Vampire Lord is fun for about 5 mins but gets very repetitive after that.
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what u mean try dawnguard? its an expansion pack i have installed, not try it its part of the game?
 
You can either join the dawnguard or side with the vampires. Either way, the levels are the same pretty much. I personally thought dawnguard armour was pretty dire looking, but their crossbow makes up for it.

Vampire Lord gets very tedious very quickly, purely because your only method of attack is shooting red drain spells from your hands. The eyes don't change properly either if your a female, you have to install the vampire eyes fix off the nexus.
 
Ah cool i seee lol misunderstanding.

Also how about for my new character is this to many skils to focus on lvling up

Is this possbile or bad idea?

I think to lvl up these aspects.

Stealth
Archery
One handed weapons
Light Armor
Destructive/resorative magic
 
pcpartys said:
Ah cool i seee lol misunderstanding.

Also how about for my new character is this to many skils to focus on lvling up

Is this possbile or bad idea?

I think to lvl up these aspects.

Stealth
Archery
One handed weapons
Light Armor
Destructive/resorative magic
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Sneak - very easy.
Archery - takes an eternity.
One handed. As long as you don't use any two handed at all, not too bad
Light Armour - takes an eternity unless you fast level it.
Destruction - Will take an eternity if your going in with one handed melee attacks.
Restoration - Don't even bother. Only real way to level up is training.
 
Michaeljcox24 said:
Sneak - very easy.
Archery - takes an eternity.
One handed. As long as you don't use any two handed at all, not too bad
Light Armour - takes an eternity unless you fast level it.
Destruction - Will take an eternity if your going in with one handed melee attacks.
Restoration - Don't even bother. Only real way to level up is training.
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I was reffering to what aspects to lvl up in the lvl up tree? I was thinking these areas? Dunno if possible or good idea?
 
Archery and alchemy go very well together if you are going for an Archer. My main character is a very sneaky bosmer Archer with main skills being archery/sneak./alchemy/one handed, and with a bit of speech and an appropriate degree of block(mainly through training). Make sure you pick the right standing stone to go with your skills.
 
Michaeljcox24 said:
It's totally your own choice. Just avoid lock picking. Pointless.
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Pighardia said:
Archery and alchemy go very well together if you are going for an Archer. My main character is a very sneaky bosmer Archer with main skills being archery/sneak./alchemy/one handed, and with a bit of speech and an appropriate degree of block(mainly through training). Make sure you pick the right standing stone to go with your skills.
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id liek to be an archer but i also want to be good with on ehanded weapons and magic....is it possible to lvl all up well enough or can u really only concetrate on 1 or 2?
 
Well all three of those are attack moves, so to effectively level them all you would need to switch your tactics a hell of a lot. It will be easy to level one handed plus one ranged attack if you snipe from a distance and then switch when they get closer. Tbh it is best to just play it as it comes and you will find your best strategy.

You can certainly focus on more than 3 skills easily. In my game where I am level 46, I have 4 skills over 100.
 
You don't need archery at 100%.

- Go to Riften, keep asking Ungrien about maven, and get speech up to 100%. Inbetween levelling up, train light armour with the Grelka in the square.
- Once speech is very high, make weapons at a forge. Inbetween leveling smithing, keep fast travelling to Winterhold to train in Destruction and Restoration.
- Once you've smithed tonnes of stuff, enchant it all, and get enchanting up. Bear in mind enchanting goes up for the number of items enchanted, NOT the strength of the item.
- Invest in the riverwood trader. You can sell enchanted items for big money if your speech is high as per (1), then go back to whiterun to buy ingots to make more stuff.

Then you can enchant bows without the need to have archery at 100%. Double enchanted bows with fire and ice are very powerful. You can also enchant clothes so destruction and restoration cost you no magika, making your character a fairly armed to the teeth mage with good arrow skills and good light armour resistance for out in the field.
 
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Michaeljcox24 said:
You don't need archery at 100%.

- Go to Riften, keep asking Ungrien about maven, and get speech up to 100%. Inbetween levelling up, train light armour with the Grelka in the square.
- Once speech is very high, make weapons at a forge. Inbetween leveling smithing, keep fast travelling to Winterhold to train in Destruction and Restoration.
- Once you've smithed tonnes of stuff, enchant it all, and get enchanting up. Bear in mind enchanting goes up for the number of items enchanted, NOT the strength of the item.
- Invest in the riverwood trader. You can sell enchanted items for big money if your speech is high as per (1), then go back to whiterun to buy ingots to make more stuff.

Then you can enchant bows without the need to have archery at 100%. Double enchanted bows with fire and ice are very powerful. You can also enchant clothes so destruction and restoration cost you no magika, making your character a fairly armed to the teeth mage with good arrow skills and good light armour resistance for out in the field.
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To me, that sounds like a terrible way to play the game :).
 
I don't think so mate to be honest. Even though my memories a bit dodgy, I seem to remember both packs being a month later after the 360.

They're actually quoting PS3 aswell in the posts, which suggests all the you know what about it being unable to cope, was also a load of you know what.
 
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