Skyrim

Martin · **Posted:** December 21st, 2011, 6:11 pm

Dark Brotherhood and Thieves' Guild quest lines are pretty aesome. And when I say aesome I mean aesome.

Rory · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 12:45 am

Unrelenting force seems to interrupt a dragon who is breathing fire, best thing ever.

Simons Pure · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 9:38 am

I've now ragequit my 60 hour save because I'm stuck in Misty Grove...GJ Bethesda, get some better bug testers.

Animal · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 2:06 pm

Simons Pure wrote:

60 hour

Simons Pure wrote:

Bethesda

Simons Pure wrote:

bug testers

Sarah · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 3:14 pm

Just go back to your last save?...

Simons Pure · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 4:17 pm

My last save was 4 hours before I got derped out..I refuse to lose 4 hours gameplay, so I'm ragequitting until Bethesda sort their game out.

Loner · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 5:54 pm

Or simply learn to hit f5 more.

Simons Pure · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 6:04 pm

On an Xbox, wat.

Rory · **Posted:** December 22nd, 2011, 6:18 pm

Simons Pure wrote:

My last save was 4 hours before I got derped out..I refuse to lose 4 hours gameplay, so I'm ragequitting until Bethesda sort their game out.

Sure beats losing 62.

Just started the College of Winterhold, it's not bad. Seems like you do all the mage's guild stuff in one housing instead of five all over the place.

bluecoat · **Posted:** December 24th, 2011, 4:13 am

I can't stand my barbarian anymore. Anyone know how well a restoration + mace character works? I want to try and make a cleric.

Alpr · **Posted:** December 24th, 2011, 11:14 am

I use restoration on all characters. Don't feel like having 100 pounds of potions, but the ones I find I keep for emergencies. First perks I go for are novice/apprentince and then 50% more healing and heal stamina (if i use stamina).

Rory · **Posted:** December 24th, 2011, 10:19 pm

I've been able to get my Conjuring up pretty high. All from repeatedly summoning dual swords.

Henner · **Posted:** December 25th, 2011, 1:22 am

Just make a maxed out character with them all?

:?:

Tanksandguns · **Posted:** December 25th, 2011, 4:00 am

15 Daedric items and level 50 and I'll have 1000 Gamerscore. :awesome:

Dr Henry · **Posted:** December 26th, 2011, 3:17 pm

Finally have Skyrim

Going as a thieving archer Wood Elf, as I never used archery or wood elves in Oblivion... any advice on things to do to make the best possible archer? I'm only level 6, with 34 archery and I have the zoom-in perk

Pretty lame equipment at the moment though, and i have to switch to a long-sword if there are multiple foes attacking me in close-combat :/

bluecoat · **Posted:** December 26th, 2011, 3:36 pm

Lots and lots of points into sneak. Alchemy is fun too, if you have frenzy poisons to attach to your arrows. Fortify marksman is incredible for increasing damage on top of that. The Dark Brotherhood gets you a pretty good bow about halfway through their questline, and their armor alone fortifies your archery damage (moreso with the upgraded stuff). The fact that their boots muffle is icing on the cake (makes a huge difference if you don't feel like putting too many perks into sneak).

One of my early characters used archery, but was more of an assassin. I would get somebody's attention by shooting them with an arrow, and then hide by a doorway closer to them. As they would walk by, I'd stab them with the daggers for x30 damage. That's how I'd handle multiple foes.

Dr Henry · **Posted:** December 26th, 2011, 5:13 pm

bluecoat wrote:

Lots and lots of points into sneak. Alchemy is fun too, if you have frenzy poisons to attach to your arrows. Fortify marksman is incredible for increasing damage on top of that. The Dark Brotherhood gets you a pretty good bow about halfway through their questline, and their armor alone fortifies your archery damage (moreso with the upgraded stuff). The fact that their boots muffle is icing on the cake (makes a huge difference if you don't feel like putting too many perks into sneak).

One of my early characters used archery, but was more of an assassin. I would get somebody's attention by shooting them with an arrow, and then hide by a doorway closer to them. As they would walk by, I'd stab them with the daggers for x30 damage. That's how I'd handle multiple foes.

How do you start the Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim?

I'm level 8, 31 sneak, 36 archery

I was never very good at Alchemy on oblivion though... any advice? o.O

WeirdBoy · **Posted:** December 26th, 2011, 5:41 pm

Dr Henry wrote:

bluecoat wrote:

Lots and lots of points into sneak. Alchemy is fun too, if you have frenzy poisons to attach to your arrows. Fortify marksman is incredible for increasing damage on top of that. The Dark Brotherhood gets you a pretty good bow about halfway through their questline, and their armor alone fortifies your archery damage (moreso with the upgraded stuff). The fact that their boots muffle is icing on the cake (makes a huge difference if you don't feel like putting too many perks into sneak).

One of my early characters used archery, but was more of an assassin. I would get somebody's attention by shooting them with an arrow, and then hide by a doorway closer to them. As they would walk by, I'd stab them with the daggers for x30 damage. That's how I'd handle multiple foes.

How do you start the Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim?

I'm level 8, 31 sneak, 36 archery

I was never very good at Alchemy on oblivion though... any advice? o.O

You get a misc quest when doing rumors in any bar, so check every war for the correct one, if you one a specific one do this; do rumours though, there's more misc quest that way that lead to other plots

Hidden:

Dr Henry · **Posted:** December 26th, 2011, 5:45 pm

Found a rumour for it

bluecoat · **Posted:** December 27th, 2011, 1:18 am

Alchemy is a lot harder to level in this one because you can't just buy a bunch of food and make restore fatigue anymore. Best advice: Pick everything, eat it once, then mix everything you can. Do your best to experiment, and make potions with multiple effects (they net you more experience on top of being worth more). Use three ingredients whenever possible. This is also a good way to discover effects; do your regular simple potions, then just add a third ingredient with unknown effects to the mix. Recipes are also awesome if you don't feel like cheating by looking online. They can get pricey, but alchemy has such a high profit margin if you're halfway decent that it doesn't matter too much.

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