cant you level up smithing relatively easy by purchases iron ingots/leather strips to make iron daggers as wellDUnlimited wrote:
sneak, archery, smithing, heavy or light armor, speech
smithing is the most important because then you can make OP armor and weapons
Yea I know, I'll do the other quests later.DUnlimited wrote:
you are missing on 98% of this game if you just whore the main quest line. look at timmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, 110 hours and he hasn't gone to the embassy yet.
jahenhouck wrote:
cant you level up smithing relatively easy by purchases iron ingots/leather strips to make iron daggers as wellDUnlimited wrote:
sneak, archery, smithing, heavy or light armor, speech
smithing is the most important because then you can make OP armor and weapons
yeah but you have to invest perk points into it to unlock armor typeshenhouck wrote:
cant you level up smithing relatively easy by purchases iron ingots/leather strips to make iron daggers as wellDUnlimited wrote:
sneak, archery, smithing, heavy or light armor, speech
smithing is the most important because then you can make OP armor and weapons
But at least you have to look through the loot in case there's something worth wearing. I leave everything on the ground, open no chests, search no bodies. I had full legendary daedric armour 3 days after game release, about 10 hours in. Now with over 1000 armour rating and 60% magic resist I out regen all damage and I still have 3 full quest lines to do and all the side quests.NooBesT wrote:
Most loot is redundant anyways because you can't sell any of the valuable stuff since no one has money to buy it.
You realize that the main quest-line will eventually end the game right?Ryan wrote:
Ah. I think I'll do the main quest then side quests, seems logical.NooBesT wrote:
That's what happens when you barely do anything but the main quest.
What's so bad about the main quest that you have to "explore for 30 hours"? Seems like a waste of time. I know I'll get screwed over by some diffcult enemies, but that's the fun part
Go there, but stop doing the main quest after it...henhouck wrote:
should i go to high hrothgar or just avoid it till way later
But that's wrong. This is not Fallout 3.FloppY_ wrote:
You realize that the main quest-line will eventually end the game right?
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Oblivion had fucking horse armor DLC. It's basically the first example of worthless DLC. Though it was only like 2 dollars or so.Poseidon wrote:
I would think the main quest wouldn't end play. I think Bethesda learned their lesson with Fallout 3 when the vanilla game ended your game and you had to create a save game before the final quest if you wanted to continue exploring, unless you bought their $10 DLC. It was worth it IMO, but just a cheap ploy to get money.
Didn't Oblivion have massive DLC packs too? I would think they would like to have the same for Skyrim and not have to do some "buy $10 DLC to extend game" bullshit again.
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You realize that the main quest-line will eventually end the game right?FatherTed wrote:
hey if you finish the main quest can you still keep playing?
it doesn't really involve dragons so i'd say no. more like the biggest side quest ever?FloppY_ wrote:
Surely the civil war is part of the main quest.........
The main quest is "HOLY FUCK ALDUIN MUST BE STOPPED" has nothing to do with "EMPIRE SO EVIL BAAAW"FloppY_ wrote:
Surely the civil war is part of the main quest.........