Ah. Just thought it was the scales that were needed.JoeMartin said:Crafting dragon armor.
Ah. Just thought it was the scales that were needed.JoeMartin said:Crafting dragon armor.
Trasher said:Ah. Just thought it was the scales that were needed.
Dragnet said:I always liked the loneliness and solitude of TES games, but playing a Dungeon earlier with Lydia on one side and reanimated Mages on the other helping me fight made me think that this game would be fuck awesome with co-op dungeons. Seriously, just blitzing through rooms and enemies with people at my side was so much fun. Leave the multiplayer out of anything other than dungeons though, or just have a small number of players per world, 8 or so.
There's one on the skyrim wikia.bengraven said:Do we have a house list plus how much they cost yet?
EasyTGT said:has anyone had any success with unarmed? I just started a new Khajit, gonna make him a mystical ninja type with unarmed and illusion/conjuration. I'll be using mainly unarmed and bound weapons but it seems like there is really no help for anyone attempting pure unarmed build... there's only one perk, thats in heavy armor, for unarmed... pretty lame.
Dragnet said:I always liked the loneliness and solitude of TES games, but playing a Dungeon earlier with Lydia on one side and reanimated Mages on the other helping me fight made me think that this game would be fuck awesome with co-op dungeons. Seriously, just blitzing through rooms and enemies with people at my side was so much fun. Leave the multiplayer out of anything other than dungeons though, or just have a small number of players per world, 8 or so.
No multiplayer would be best.Dresden said:I think a setup similar to the Souls game would be best.
Dresden said:I think a setup similar to the Souls game would be best.
No multiplayer would be best.
-Fought my first Wispmother. Terrifying.
I second this question.Spokeys said:Are diamonds, garnets, rubies and the like pretty much only useful for selling? I've been hoarding them thinking they might be useful for something but if not, i'll just sell them and get the gold.
Evolved1 said:I should have lvl'd enchantment instead of alchemy.
Ugh... I wanted to poison people but it's not really working out for me. And enchantments are so much more powerful.
Fjordson said:I second this question.
Spokeys said:Are diamonds, garnets, rubies and the like pretty much only useful for selling? I've been hoarding them thinking they might be useful for something but if not, i'll just sell them and get the gold.
Fjordson said:I second this question.
Hardest one I've played in the game yet.anddo0 said:Red Eagle wow! That was one tough fight.
Spokeys said:Are diamonds, garnets, rubies and the like pretty much only useful for selling? I've been hoarding them thinking they might be useful for something but if not, i'll just sell them and get the gold.
Fjordson said:I second this question.
The jewelry tends to sell better than the ingredients used to make them, so it's worth it.Deacan said:You can use them to make necklaces and rings with blacksmithing, which you can then enchant, but its not really worth it so I just sell them.
If you really need a ring or necklace you can just buy one.
Deified Data said:The jewelry tends to sell better than the ingredients used to make them, so it's worth it.
That is, if it's early in the game where you actually still have things to buy.Deified Data said:The jewelry tends to sell better than the ingredients used to make them, so it's worth it.
Blue Ninja said:Wait 'till you meet an Elder Dragon.
He's atEmerson said:Is there a better understood way to trigger A Night To Remember yet? Last I saw in here people were saying to go to the inn in Whiterun and talk to a guy. I've been in every inn on the map a couple times and seen no such guy.
ImperialInPeril said:He's at.The Bee and Barb in Riften
Such is the dilemma of every game featuring currency. Can't be helped.Dice said:That is, if it's early in the game where you actually still have things to buy.
I was pretty surprised when I found a pearl that was counted as an 'ingredient'.odin toelust said:They are alchemy ingredients. For instance, an invisibility potion calls for diamond
Steal them, some NPCs have them lying around their houses (The Archmage at the Mage College for example). Just wait until he's in the other room and take them. Use them to enchant your gear, the gem will be tagged as stolen but the item you craft from it won't be. No one else is the wiser... you don't need good sneak skill or anything.pringles said:Where is everyone getting a hold of better soul gems semi-early in the game? I'm lvl 18 and seems all I find are petty gems.
They (any developer) should make DLC you can buy with in-game money. That gives a nice reward for people who have thoroughly enoyed the game and need something to spend the leftover gold on, but people who haven't and are impatient (top characteristic of DLC-buyers) will still purchase it. Naturally you'll have weirdos who will spend hours grinding away to get it "for free" but there is no helping such people.Deified Data said:Such is the dilemma of every game featuring currency. Can't be helped.
Dice said:They (any developer) should make DLC you can buy with in-game money. That gives a nice reward for people who have thoroughly enoyed the game and need something to spend the leftover gold on, but people who haven't and are impatient (top characteristic of DLC-buyers) will still purchase it. Naturally you'll have weirdos who will spend hours grinding away to get it "for free" but there is no helping such people.
It's not time consuming to get tons of money, there are extremely simple ways to exploit the system. Tying it to real cash rewards would be terrible, most people would just look up the exploit and take advantage of it. There are very legitimate, non-"noob" ways to play where you won't earn in-game gold very quickly.Dice said:They (any developer) should make DLC you can buy with in-game money. That gives a nice reward for people who have thoroughly enoyed the game and need something to spend the leftover gold on, but people who haven't and are impatient (top characteristic of DLC-buyers) will still purchase it. Naturally you'll have weirdos who will spend hours grinding away to get it "for free" but there is no helping such people.
I think you overestimate the competency of your average DLC-buyer.Houston3000 said:It's not time consuming to get tons of money, there are extremely simple ways to exploit the system. Tying it to real cash rewards would be terrible, most people would just look up the exploit and take advantage of it.