Thanks man, gonna take a look at them now
Thanks man, gonna take a look at them now
"When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you'll be successful"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsSC2vx7zFQ
I can't decide for the life of me if I wanna go light or heavy armor. I'm level 25 and have been using only light armor so far but haven't put any point into it. I know I'll eventually have to. My sneak skill is the highest so far and I'm backstabbing like crazy (stealth archer always reveals me if I'm trying to camp in a tight spot) but I wanna go sword and board for those sticky situations where I'm revealed and against dragons. I know you can go light armor + sword and board but Daedric armor looks sooooo much cooler than the Dragon one. Right now I'm just rolling with my Nightingale even though I'm sacrificing the Darkbrother +20% to bows.
So long story short: heavy or light armor?
Originally Posted by High Overlord Saurfangi7-6700 @2.8GHz | Nvidia GTX 960M | 16GB DDR4-2400MHz | 1 TB Toshiba SSD| Dell XPS 15
Here's your answer.
I thought the best looking set is Nightingale, so went with light armor. There is no gamebreaking difference between light and heavy armor anyway - with heavy you are noisier when sneaking, slower (perk changes that), get more armor. But you cant get THAT much more armor from heavy anyway, because theres an armor cap of ~580 or 600+ or smth. So choose what you think looks best.
Last edited by mmoc024edb9800; 2011-11-27 at 03:16 AM.
I thought the cap was lower, like 480 was what I read I'm pretty sure but maybe my source was wrong.
Also, if you really like Nightingale but you don't like it's enchants there's a mod out there that removes its mods so you can put your own enchants on it. I use nightingale that has all bow/sneak/muffle/stamina enchants.
wrong, i got over 1k on my warrior, use a shield, use a blacksmith pot, and a 4set of +smithing gear to improve your gear and you can easily get over 1k armour
the daedric gear is slightly better than the dragon stuff, plus the dragon smithing doesnt have accompanying weapons
also with 100% block dmg with your shield perks / chants being in heavy armour IS a game changing choice, especially at level 70+
Last edited by mmoc024edb9800; 2011-11-27 at 04:12 AM.
if thats true whats the point of being able to get higher armour rating? is that official? or just forum bullshit
I assume it's been tested. I don't think blacksmithing potions and buffs were supposed to work for armor rating (or damage) the way they did, or Bethesda perhaps didn't care enough about the interaction to change it or fix it. At that point, your character's pretty much broken regardless.
well the profession skill buffs worked pretty much the same way as morrowind so I don't see how they wouldn't see it happening (although not quite as easy to get massive buffs haha). My guess is they know it's a single player game and you can choose to do it if you want to so w/e
whats the point in the higher tier armour then if it doesnt do anything? still sounds like forum bullshit to me, why would they add things like that then not test/tweak? i dont see it happening
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Armor
Higher tier heavy armor, using the enchants/potions, and armor upgrades are basically all for getting to the cap faster or easier.
yeah i just read that on the wiki before you posted, seems really stupid to have the higher tier heavy armour, next to useless except for looks, if you can upgrade a lesser set really well to reach the cap
Who have you married?
Here's my wedding video. Not too special. Anyone marry someone different?
I married Ysolda.
Quick question. Ive just currently met up with Paar- Paarthanax? The Dragon on top of The Throat of The World. Pretty cool guy to be honest. And Im now looking for an elder scroll.
Just wanted to know, do we acctually meet any Daedra in Skyrim? I killed some weird black and red skinned dudes in Daedric armour when I was doing the Methunes Dagon side quest, but is that it?
I haven't seen any other than the ones you have mentioned. Plenty of daedric lord quests though. Well, 15, I think. Won't say what they involve though due to potential spoilers.