syllogism said:Eventually yes
Bah, I'll do it anyway. Rebel against the meta!
I think I'll be fine considering that appears that not doing the optimal thing won't hurt here nearly as much as in Oblivion.
syllogism said:Eventually yes
Wrex.CHEEZMO said:Now, what should I name my character? I'm terribly unimaginative when it comes to such things.
D'oh, thanks!Halycon said:Press tab to see the current in-game time and date.
Blizzard said:As I mentioned earlier, I named my character after someone from Game of Thrones (Brienne), and so did at least one other person in this thread.
Two time-related questions:
- Is there a way to track your gameplay time outside of Steam, since the Steam "played" hours are inaccurate as far as I know (judging from TF2 etc.)?
- Is there a way to see what the ingame time is, so you can tell when 48 hours have passed etc.? I know the time appears if you choose to wait/sleep, but can you just view the current time without waiting?
Quoting because this got buried.mkenyon said:Married Orla, a Priestess of Dibella. I know, right? However, when I try to get her to move home, she agrees but stays in the temple. Some coding issue is causing her to stay at the Temple rather than go home. I did find the AddFac command, and figured I might be able to remove her faction marker for the Temple of Dibella, but have no idea as to how I can find that id#. Anyone have any ideas or thoughts here?
ckohler said:What is the level cap? Some places say 50 but others don't. Which is it?
"We do balance this game," he said. "The levelling is faster. Oblivion and Fallout 3, we think of them as 1-25 games. This is a 1-50.
"But what that means is we just sped it up. It's not like it's going to take you longer. There are so many perks and the power really comes from the perks, we wanted to get it going faster.
"You level faster in the beginning and then it slows down."
While most players will max out the game at level 50, Skyrim has a "mathematical" level cap "probably somewhere in the 70s", Howard said.
DEO3 said:Is it wrong to dress Lydia in Forsworn armor, even though I could craft her Legendary Dragonplate? If so, I don't want to be right.
webrunner said:Hands up: Who else made a Khajiit based on their cat?
The hardcap is 80. To do that requires you to grind all 18 skills to 100.ckohler said:What is the level cap? Some places say 50 but others don't. Which is it?
According to UESP:abundant said:The hardcap is 80. To do that requires you to grind all 18 skills to 100.
The game imposes a soft cap at level 50. Past level 50, leveling up happens much more slowly. The theoretical level cap (maximum level) is level 81, reached by increasing all skills to 100.(tested with player.advskill console cheat)
One implication of the leveling system is that although it is possible to create a character with 100 in all skills, it is not possible for one character to unlock all skill perks. There are more than 250 total skill perks (including multi-point perks), but only around 80 of them can be unlocked by any given character.
So wait. I still don't understand. Why does Tod Howard say it's 50 when it's really 80? What happens when I reach level 50? Is it impossible for me to get more perks?abundant said:The hardcap is 80. To do that requires you to grind all 18 skills to 100.
So basically level 50 doesn't mean anything... except that getting to level 51 takes longer?Woorloog said:According to UESP:
ckohler said:So wait. I still don't understand. Why does Tod Howard say it's 50 when it's really 80? What happens when I reach level 50? Is it impossible for me to get more perks?
Dice said:Marriage is bugged all to fuck. I just got married 7 times trying to figure out what was going on.
1. When I said "I do" she started walking the fuck out while the priest was still talking. If you let her do this, she will disappear forever. Spam B to get out of the priest-talk and talk to her.
2. If your wife doesn't live in an actual house, like Senna, who I married, you must tell them to live with you or they will disappear forever.
3. I lost two fucking hours of gameplay because I didn't expect this bug and didn't realize there was no finding her until all my autosaves were post-bug. Ugggghhh...
kendrid said:As cheesy as it is, yes I did. Our real cat is named Phoebe, my character is Phoebis.
Desing, not a bug. Probably. You can't use first person while riding either.Kurtofan said:Playing on Xbox360, I can't switch to first person mode ever since I became aMy saves before that are fine.werewolf
1)Companions equip only better stuff than they're currently wearing. Steel stuff isn't good enough alone for Lydia apparently. Improve them and try again.xtrasauce said:Two questions:
1) Is there a way to tell my companion what to equip? When I look at Lydia's inventory, it's showing her as wearing no chest or bracer items whatsoever, yet she is carrying a steel armor and steel gauntlets that she doesn't bother putting on.
2) How am I supposed to be using negative effect potions? It's not like I can force my enemy to drink them, is it? I was told you can slip it in their pocket while pickpocketing, which I find silly and nonsensical, but I'm not much of a sneaky type character so are there other uses to those potions?
ckohler said:So wait. I still don't understand. Why does Tod Howard say it's 50 when it's really 80? What happens when I reach level 50? Is it impossible for me to get more perks?
I can't switch when I'm not transformed either.Woorloog said:Desing, not a bug. Probably. You can't use first person while riding either.
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B-Dex said:It means they balanced the end game around being lvl ~50.
xtrasauce said:Two questions:
1) Is there a way to tell my companion what to equip? When I look at Lydia's inventory, it's showing her as wearing no chest or bracer items whatsoever, yet she is carrying a steel armor and steel gauntlets that she doesn't bother putting on.
*frown* ookaayy... that's a bug then... probably. You sure you're pressing the correct button (right stick by default)? You haven't changed it?Kurtofan said:I can't switch when I'm not transformed either.
bengraven said:I still think it's going to be Elswyr. The treatment of the Khajiits and their long talks about Elswyr makes me wonder.
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gutterboy44 said:Has anyone really hit their "stride" with Alchemy yet? I only have the first perk unlocked but I am finding the effects very short lived on my bow. Does it get better? Do you find that poisons become worth it with additional perks?
Lydia is wearing a full set of Steel armor by default when you get her, including a steel sword and shield.xtrasauce said:1) Is there a way to tell my companion what to equip? When I look at Lydia's inventory, it's showing her as wearing no chest or bracer items whatsoever, yet she is carrying a steel armor and steel gauntlets that she doesn't bother putting on.
I'll just restart the ceremony and if the bug's still there, I'll just skip that thing.Woorloog said:*frown* ookaayy... that's a bug then... probably. You sure you're pressing the correct button (right stick by default)? You haven't changed it?
Just making sure. Try starting another character and see if that one can use first person.
What is this armour? I saw someone earlier saying they wore wolf and deer, I thought you could only make it into leather?AiTM said:The Mighty Nord
This is early game, first few hours, im 50 hours in now.
It'd work if Elsweyr was settled or in the process of being settled by Aldmeri colonists.narcosis219 said:You think a game featuring cat people is gonna go well with mainstream? It'd have to be a race that resembled white people (DAS WASIST etc.). So we've done Imperials and Nords, now we have Breton. Maybe Dunmer or Altmer would pass too.
I totally want Elswyr =(. Would make M'aiq happy to be on warm sands
Wilbury said:What is this armour? I saw someone earlier saying they wore wolf and deer, I thought you could only make it into leather?
ckohler said:Thanks everyone for explaining the level cap thing. Bethesda and most places don't make it very clear. They should just say:
- Players will level up to level 50 normally (providing 50 perks)
- Levels 51-80 take considerably longer (providing 30 additional perks)
- Enemies only go to up level ~50
scy said:Bow poisons are one-shot wonders. You can eventually get Poisons that basically kill the target with the front-loaded damage (or via Lingering Damage as you get better damage out of it) though; somewhere in the 120-140 mark isn't impossible later.
However, Alchemy functions a lot like Enchanting in that you basically need to boost it via perks to get the most out of it. If you're going to use Alchemy, be prepared to actually need to invest in the +20-100% perk.