Mystica Fantasy Board

Yeah? How about a summoner? Deadra at your beck and call, and the skill jumps like crazy.
For this block. 30 minutes of fun with one opponent and the block jumped from 25 to 70.
Pickpocketing goes even easier.
And lockpicking - you go to the city at night and each house in turn ...
Well, this is TES, it's hard not to be god here.
The alchemy is slowly moving on.

EDIT: Spellu, melee to the maximum, dodge to the maximum, acceleration, boost to Dex, Magnus in the team and I had to have 50% reserved in my backpack for ultralight swords of his production, because when I launched a pierdyliard of attacks per round, they used up as much as weapons, only like ammunition: badgrin:

That's why I will wait until a few mods come out, including increasing the exp rate for skills. Because I did it again, this time, casting spells like fucked up (including a transformation, two summoned swords and a one-handed weapon // spell).
Two days and I hit level 40.

And what else is the scream to increase the speed of the weapon ... uhuhuhu ...

I cannot understand you. : P First you write that practically 'farmicie' skills (-> Tixon and block, theft) and then you complain that you jump too quickly. I play on the weekend, about 3-4 hours a day, killer-archer-thief-healing lizard, I'm 23 and ... it's cool. I do not really pamper the skills, they jump on their own. The matter of being God - well, this is TES. If anyone has played Mork, they know what to expect. I accept this series with all the benefits of the inventory, also with idiotic bugs, the level of difficulty (ease?) Of the game, etc. attractions prepared by programmers. Therefore, the ideal game for me would be just a remake of Mororwind, and Skyrim is relatively close to something like that (apart from the fact that it's a different province etc. etc. - it's about gameplay, of course).

In fact, I agree ... Despite all the flaws - the world, the world and the world again. I will see it again, I will visit that one more. I would like to cover everything at once, but it is impossible ...

I have also been playing since the weekend and I am lvl 24. No rush. I fight when it is necessary. I use spells when necessary. I am a blacksmith, when it is ... When I cope, I switch to a better armor. Now I fly in an orc, I look like a fucking samurai. I'm slowly collecting ebons. Everything in stages, like in RPGs. Therefore, at every step, "Skyrim" gives me a worthy challenge (on the master), and I am happy like a child ...

I lack self-discipline. Apparently I have a munchkin // spell soul
It's stronger than me.

Fourth approach. As soon as I feel like drawing up, I will do two hundred push-ups to cool down.

Okay, two are enough ...

I was stuck at level 40 somewhere on quests for various organizations or people I met by chance. I've got a horn, I'm supposed to kill the dragon, maybe I'll be down on the weekend.

Morrowind syndrome.
No exaggeration, I started the game twenty times and only finished once. Because it was falling out.
The rest of the gameplay is endless running around the world and exploring the map.

I just finished (probably completely) the thieves guild thread. I was elected a champion, etc. This is perhaps the most polished plot in the game, even better than the one from the Dark Brotherhood. But it's actually weird, because THESE games are usually made first for paladins ...: roll:: P

I finally sucked myself off Skyrim. I am delighted. I'm just a bit stupid, because the steam counter shows that I spent 51h in the game, and I'm still in the same place on the main quest as two weeks ago ... but the truth is, there are much more interesting things to do xD.
Quests, honey. Character development, honey. Locations, honey. Journal, honey.
Skyrim is such a prettier Morrowind for me. And that is a compliment!

I was especially delighted with the tasks. Although many of them are based on the go> kill> return reward scheme, there are also quite a few that can surprise you quite a bit. My absolute favorite is the quest that starts with the "drunken tournament" in Bia�a Grana - who hasn't done it yet, I recommend it! : mrgreen: I admit that I am more willing to do tasks when I visit on my own.
I also like guilds. Each of them is unique and based on an interesting idea. So far I have come the farthest in the Society, for the Thieves Guild I have done a few tasks and met with the Dark Brotherhood (still not on my way to their headquarters xD). Since I mentioned the assassins' guild - the first real meeting with them just crushed me into a chair. SPOILER Although I believe that the authors did not fully use the potential of this mission. Simply the fact that no matter who you kill, and it's fine, it completely kills the "power" of this quest: the end of the spoiler

As for my character, it's basically a fighter. In addition, I practice blacksmithing and enchanting, because I dream of daedric / dragon armor, enhanced with strong spells.