skyrim

[Frozenstein]

Well you saw the main 2, did you go inside the temple? there are 2 more, and plenty of items, including enchanted items and ebony ingots

And if it's been over a week, go back, there will be new dremora

it could be I don't know and of course I went inside. I still have the dagger too. (wanted to learn the enchantment but the game doesn't allow it xdxdxd)

 

[kaka96]

it could be I don't know and of course I went inside. I still have the dagger too. (wanted to learn the enchantment but the game doesn't allow it xdxdxd)

xD that would be so baws

Well then you have 4 hearts, how come you only have the shield?

 

[Frozenstein]

xD that would be so baws

Well then you have 4 hearts, how come you only have the shield?

simply because I found the shield and not made xd

 

[kaka96]

simply because I found the shield and not made xd

Ahh so you don't have the blacksmith level

 

[Frozenstein]

Ahh so you don't have the blacksmith level

no I have the level. I said it's 100% I'm just too lasy to make them. and also if I make them I want to make them the best that means a lot of improvements from enchanted items and elixirs needed. meh too much work...

btw 97 damage from a csystal sword at level 53 is good enough?

 

[kaka96]

no I have the level. I said it's 100% I'm just too lasy to make them. and also if I make them I want to make them the best that means a lot of improvements from enchanted items and elixirs needed. meh too much work...

btw 97 damage from a csystal sword at level 53 is good enough?

lol really? you pick up everything you find but you're too lazy to go to a forge once? xD even tough you went through the first 90 levels? lol

considering you must have trained non combat skills, I guess it's okay , I couldn't say really, as I've always tried to create kickass combo that were way too strong for nothing

What's your one-hand level?
Do you have the glass perk in blacksmith?

 

[Frozenstein]

lol really? you pick up everything you find but you're too lazy to go to a forge once? xD even tough you went through the first 90 levels? lol

considering you must have trained non combat skills, I guess it's okay , I couldn't say really, as I've always tried to create kickass combo that were way too strong for nothing

What's your one-hand level?
Do you have the glass perk in blacksmith?

my first character in skyrim what do you expect?

the 1 handed skill is 100 and the only thing I don't have in BS is the dragon bone armor. and I just go to the forge once I am bored, but that time I pick up all of my stuffs and use up most of them. same with alchemy.

my goal was mostly to try out everything and when I make a new character I'd know what I supposed to use.

 

[kaka96]

my first character in skyrim what do you expect?

the 1 handed skill is 100 and the only thing I don't have in BS is the dragon bone armor. and I just go to the forge once I am bored, but that time I pick up all of my stuffs and use up most of them. same with alchemy.

my goal was mostly to try out everything and when I make a new character I'd know what I supposed to use.

I see lol well your basic striking power would be of 66 so I'm guessing you use enchanted items or potions.. unless I miscalculated something...So I guess you're doing pretty well

 

[Frozenstein]

I see lol well your basic striking power would be of 66 so I'm guessing you use enchanted items or potions.. unless I miscalculated something...So I guess you're doing pretty well

if healing potion is counted then yes I use them. xd no not really. it's not necessary so I don't really use them. only those blacksmith potions and elixirs.

but yes I use enchanted items. my armor, gloves, mask and weapons are enchanted. + the ring and amulet of course. the gloves gives me +30% (?) attack to 1 or 2 handed I don't remember now. but once I get the daedric weapons and 100% enchanting I'll focus more on attack. and some resistance bonus against elements and magics.

 

[kaka96]

if healing potion is counted then yes I use them. xd no not really. it's not necessary so I don't really use them. only those blacksmith potions and elixirs.

but yes I use enchanted items. my armor, gloves, mask and weapons are enchanted. + the ring and amulet of course. the gloves gives me +30% (?) attack to 1 or 2 handed I don't remember now. but once I get the daedric weapons and 100% enchanting I'll focus more on attack. and some resistance bonus against elements and magics.

Well your game seems fine for now
Doesn't have to be overkill to be fun

 

[Hammy120290]

Well I am playing 3 characters all level 81 - a thief, mage and an assassin.

The most powerful is the Assassin though as I discovered the recipe to easy gaming in Skyrim.

Master - Smithing, Alchemy and Enchanting.

Create 2 Blaksmith + 2 Enchanting elixirs with alchemy which i think increase both skills by 50%

Then make sure you have plenty of ebony ignots for your daedra armor.

But first use one enchanting elixir for a necklace + ring and other normal clothes to increase your smithing skill while wearing each piece by I think its 30% so you have + 120% on smithing. so you should have a skill level of 220.

Then take a black smith potion and increase your armor and weapon effectiveness. Also here it helps if you have mastered Heavy Armor as you get a bonus for wearing a complete set.

Your armor only not including boots etc should give you nearly 600 protection I think (as you can see I don't exactly check these thing regularly I just know on Master difficulty I am almost invincible) and all your armor and weapons should be worth over 10,000 gold if you have done it right except maybe 1 or 2.

Then take another enchanting potion and increase your block, one/two handed, archery & sneak skills.

This guarantees that you are almost 100% undetectable can kill dragons with ease even ancient and hardly recieve damage.

You can take one more step which is I believe enchanting clothes to increase potion effectiveness and then creating more powerful potions but tbh the above method is enough.

 

[Frozenstein]

Well I am playing 3 characters all level 81 - a thief, mage and an assassin.

The most powerful is the Assassin though as I discovered the recipe to easy gaming in Skyrim.

Master - Smithing, Alchemy and Enchanting.

Create 2 Blaksmith + 2 Enchanting elixirs with alchemy which i think increase both skills by 50%

Then make sure you have plenty of ebony ignots for your daedra armor.

But first use one enchanting elixir for a necklace + ring and other normal clothes to increase your smithing skill while wearing each piece by I think its 30% so you have + 120% on smithing. so you should have a skill level of 220.

Then take a black smith potion and increase your armor and weapon effectiveness. Also here it helps if you have mastered Heavy Armor as you get a bonus for wearing a complete set.

Your armor only not including boots etc should give you nearly 600 protection I think (as you can see I don't exactly check these thing regularly I just know on Master difficulty I am almost invincible) and all your armor and weapons should be worth over 10,000 gold if you have done it right except maybe 1 or 2.

Then take another enchanting potion and increase your block, one/two handed, archery & sneak skills.

This guarantees that you are almost 100% undetectable can kill dragons with ease even ancient and hardly recieve damage.

You can take one more step which is I believe enchanting clothes to increase potion effectiveness and then creating more powerful potions but tbh the above method is enough.

this is what I want too, but if you make the set while the potion effect is active it could be even better if I'm not mistaken. but that also requires +1 potion.