Dragonborn sends you to an entirely new part of the world, fresh with new places to explore and quests to complete, with an entirely different landscape.Īll of this adds up to an experience that remains fantastic despite any technical shortcomings. It’s a great addition, but it’s the second chunk of content that’s more worth your time. The first, Dawnguard, explores the vampires that infect the underbelly of Skyrim’s occult and have you joining forces with a band of vampire hunters. It also includes both of the game’s sizeable expansions. Previously restricted to PC only, these player created downloads let you change the look of the game, the way it functions and add entirely new quests. So I have my traditional sword-and-shield character, but if I want to go back to that save, I can make a fullly magic character if I wanted.As well as the enormous base game, the special edition includes mod support for consoles.
I made a save once I reached 81 and before I assigned perks. Other times people did entire new playthroughs just to see the differences, not talking about new races or story driven sides: stormcloaks and imperials.Įxactly, that was partly the reason.
Thankfully with the Dragonborn dlc we have a chance to reset stuff, before you had to be smart about your saves. Its things like that just make you want to change your perk layout for something better and use a paralyze poison in its place (which I recommend). Where you may be better off using a poison or an enchanted item(s) in its place.īullseye perk just sends a paralyze spell during your arrow shot usually hitting your target before the arrow causing them to fall and your arrow missing, but I've had the damage not count before when they were in chairs and they just get paralyzed forcing you shoot to again especially with sneak shots. My first play through I got up to level 50 by normal means only to discover certain fail perks not being worth it and getting the next rank may actually be worse then saving it for something else, forcing me to suspend the game and experiment. Oghma Infinium glitch was pretty popular in the past to experiment with the perk system, there is a steep learning curve to what certain things do and what is worth it in this game as there was no reset other than reloading a save at the time. Let's hope I click the right one this time So think it took me around 50-60 hours for everything, so my vote goes to 50-75. I had a big backlog and didn't fancy spending double the time on the game just levelling up. Even notoriously hard games like GT5 and Wipeout have "1" as a possible answer in the difficulty polls.Īs for my time, I have no shame in admitting I used the Oghma Infinium glitch to reach Level 81 within 6-7 hours, and then did all the main quest. It's a template, as these are going to start appearing across the site.
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