Stealthy archery was the order of the day, but against bandit bosses that got tricky since the weaponry wasn't silenced, each hit ticked the boss off and forced a mad scramble to get out of visual range so that I wouldn't get one-shot by a power attack from a 2H weapon. Well, I do have the advanage of greater training availability, so I don't stay low-leveled for very long thanks to the conversion of all that cash to additional knowledge, but yeah, in a 'vanilla' setup it would be pretty brutal. Sheila Reyes Posts: 3386 Joined: Thu 7:40 am It would be neat to custom order potions and weapons, too. I think a good compromise would be that what you get is dependent on the merchant's skill and there would be certain things only the player could obtain by taking the skill themselves (like dual enchantments). You could pay magi to enchant stuff for you but you had to pay an obscene amount of money for even the simplest enchantment even though it was based on your own abilities(the spells you could cast) and you supplied the materials.
I think Morrowind handled this quite well, actually. It really does bring back that feeling of excitement when you found an enchanted piece of armor or jewelry in Oblivion. I might take the Apprentice Stone in the future, but that'll depend on what enchanted jewelry I could find. It's okay so far, but having absolutely no magicka regen might be a problem in the future as I plan on sticking to Barbarian Armor+Ranger Hood or Fur Armor in colder climates(and the Imperial Mage Armor when I decide to do the CW). It's liberating not having to hold on to an ungodly amount of components. I'm attempting this right now with a light armored Destruction mage. Mark Churchman Posts: 3363 Joined: Sun 5:58 am Leveling her Archery is still a work in progress, something the troll in Clearspring Cave isn't appreciating. I put 150 in health in hopes of alleviating the one-hit dilemma. She too uses no armor and will be played on novice. Your choice of light armor may keep that under control.Įdit: I've just started a Breton Archer that will use the Bound Bow exclusively.
But this brings her player level to 25, at which point she starts getting one-hit killed by bandit chiefs and others.
And I did smith her bow, adding only 1 point to the long bow's base damage. I enchanted her foot ware with muffle because it's the only way to get 100% muffle on non-armor foot gear. She's level 17 and her only skill is archery, which is at 100 with perk tree filled completely. Michi handles most enemies with little difficulty with only 100 in health and no armor. Lowering difficulty keeps the enemies you do face more manageable. Keeping your level down keeps enemy level down. Managing player level through restricted skill development and lowering difficulty level.
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