Re: Skyrim - Xbox,Ps3,PC!!!!!!

by **Morinth** Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:39 pm

I'm on a caster boss atm, and I'm afraid to leave stealth. Neutral

They kick shit out of me when I'm seen.

by **Ralegh** Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:44 pm

Nithel wrote:I'm really confussled at the difficulty. I usually play on expert.

Dragons are insanely easy, it's not even funny. I don't even have to try to kill them. But then I meet this random bandit marauder in a cave who can execute me at 75% health by making a special move on me. It's really confusing.

It's fun that some enemies are very hard to kill (giants, etc..) but why the hell is every dragon I meet a pushover, even on expert. It's a bit sad because I really like this game ;_; but not being afraid of dragons kind of defeats the purpose of them being there. I'm more afraid of a saber cat atm.

This game makes me laugh at dragons, but has given me a healthy respect for bears.....

by **Lorainne/Bridlington** Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:48 pm

How can a bug be more dangerous than a dragon? Logic-fail.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:52 pm

Skyrim's dragons come in different types with varying degrees of difficulty.

Dragons - These are considered to be on the lowest rung though can provide a challenge for players early in the game.
Blood Dragons - These seem to vary in color and appearance. They can breathe both fire and frost and are slightly tougher than the normal "dragons".
Flame Dragons - These are tougher and more resilient to taking damage and exclusively breathe fire. Their scales are typically darker in color with a more pronounced reddish tint.
Frost Dragons - They are the same as flame dragons breathing frost instead. They are typically colored white and grey.
Elder Dragons - These are golden scaled dragons that are significantly tougher than the previous types both in melee and breath attacks. They can breathe both fire and frost.

NOTE An Elder Dragon seems to be indefinitely located near Snow Veil Sanctum. it's very hostile, but can be avoided. If you plan on fighting this dragon - take caution, you're in for a fight!

Ancient Dragons - Aside from Alduin himself, these are the deadliest dragons in Skyrim with dark brownish scales and capable of breathing either fire or frost. They also have exceptionally damaging melee attacks making them remarkably deadly both in the air and on the ground.

There are also some dragons that are named, such as Viinturuth and Nahagliiv, though the tactics for dealing with them are the same as with others of their kind.

I think I have had one Elder Dragon by now, but had a lot of npc's to help (level 40 and still get normal dragons)

by **Lorainne/Bridlington** Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:57 pm

I noticed that the mobs in this dungeon are -really, really, really- strong and don't die easily. Any tips on how to deal with these pesticides more easily?

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:01 pm

Tsurana/Lorainne wrote:I noticed that the mobs in this dungeon are -really, really, really- strong and don't die easily. Any tips on how to deal with these pesticides more easily?

What kind of mobs Very Happy

?

by **Lorainne/Bridlington** Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:24 pm

Mechanical spiders and spheres from Star Wars, some kind of goo-spewing centipede from Bug, and last these blind elf-mutants that remind me of I Am Legend.

by **Nithel** Wed Nov 16, 2011 10:37 pm

Ezlbag wrote:
This game makes me laugh at dragons, but has given me a healthy respect for bears.....

Couldn't have put it any better myself. I've run for 15 minutes to the nearest town to avoid being killed by a freaking bear.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:08 pm

Tsurana/Lorainne wrote:Mechanical spiders and spheres from Star Wars, some kind of goo-spewing centipede from Bug, and last these blind elf-mutants that remind me of I Am Legend.

Hit the mechanical things hard and try to dodge, block or hide behind something on the Falmer Archers. For blind things they sure are good at that.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:28 pm

.... I've seen Ma'iq ingame.... how the hell is he still alive?

by **Feydor** Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:38 pm

M'aiq's father was also called M'aiq. As was M'aiq's father's father. At least, that's what his father said.

by **Morinth** Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:40 pm

I remember when I first met one of those mechs. I ran like fuck. And I could hear them gaining on me all the time... Sad

I screamed and I was on skype at the time.

by Guest Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:30 am

I get flashbacks every time I kill a dragon...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4AoOa-Fz2kw#t=7s

by **Ralegh** Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:34 am

A dragon decided to attack me while i was in the courtyard of the college....
I hope the gigantic skeleton will show everybody here that the new management does stuff a bit differently than the last.

by **Flo** Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:24 am

Kristeas Sunbinder wrote:
Skyrim's dragons come in different types with varying degrees of difficulty.

Dragons - These are considered to be on the lowest rung though can provide a challenge for players early in the game.
Blood Dragons - These seem to vary in color and appearance. They can breathe both fire and frost and are slightly tougher than the normal "dragons".
Flame Dragons - These are tougher and more resilient to taking damage and exclusively breathe fire. Their scales are typically darker in color with a more pronounced reddish tint.
Frost Dragons - They are the same as flame dragons breathing frost instead. They are typically colored white and grey.
Elder Dragons - These are golden scaled dragons that are significantly tougher than the previous types both in melee and breath attacks. They can breathe both fire and frost.

NOTE An Elder Dragon seems to be indefinitely located near Snow Veil Sanctum. it's very hostile, but can be avoided. If you plan on fighting this dragon - take caution, you're in for a fight!

Ancient Dragons - Aside from Alduin himself, these are the deadliest dragons in Skyrim with dark brownish scales and capable of breathing either fire or frost. They also have exceptionally damaging melee attacks making them remarkably deadly both in the air and on the ground.

There are also some dragons that are named, such as Viinturuth and Nahagliiv, though the tactics for dealing with them are the same as with others of their kind.
I think I have had one Elder Dragon by now, but had a lot of npc's to help (level 40 and still get normal dragons)

My random (or "everytimeIquicktraveltoomuch") dragons have permanently upped to Elder Dragons it seems, as do the shrine guardians which weren't allready marked on my map. Fighting them solo is a royal pain if you're low on resist.

Gotta admit tho that everytime I hear distant wingbeats and a rolling cry echo from the mountains, it gives me more a feeling of 'Not againnn' rather than fear or excitement. I actually have too many souls and simply started kitting my housecarls out in Dragonbone armor because god knows what else I do with the bones <.>

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:29 am

Flo wrote:
My random (or "everytimeIquicktraveltoomuch") dragons have permanently upped to Elder Dragons it seems, as do the shrine guardians which weren't allready marked on my map. Fighting them solo is a royal pain if you're low on resist.

Gotta admit tho that everytime I hear distant wingbeats and a rolling cry echo from the mountains, it gives me more a feeling of 'Not againnn' rather than fear or excitement. I actually have too many souls and simply started kitting my housecarls out in Dragonbone armor because god knows what else I do with the bones <.>

I grabbed the lord's guardian stone for extra resist, that with nord power is very easy against frost dragons.
And i'd sell the bones, if there were merchants that would take them D:

I made some dragonscale to see how it looks and gave it to one of the housecarls, but she just switched back to iron. Maybe she prefers heavy armor.

by **Mikasa** Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:04 pm

Kristeas Sunbinder wrote:
And i'd sell the bones, if there were merchants that would take them D:

There's merchants who buy them.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:04 pm

Mikasa wrote:
Kristeas Sunbinder wrote:
And i'd sell the bones, if there were merchants that would take them D:

There's merchants who buy them.

Where?

by **Ralegh** Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:11 pm

Kristeas Sunbinder wrote:
Mikasa wrote:
Kristeas Sunbinder wrote:
And i'd sell the bones, if there were merchants that would take them D:

There's merchants who buy them.

Where?

Thieves guild, some fella in solitude... uhm... usually one who buys them in every town, normally the ones who sell a lot of junk.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Thu Nov 17, 2011 1:12 pm

That is... very good to know Very Happy

by **Flo** Thu Nov 17, 2011 5:24 pm

'I win' button unlocked.

It trivializes Bears, Sabercats and even Ancient, yes Ancient, Dragons. So silly <.>

by **Dharum** Thu Nov 17, 2011 6:00 pm

Fully mastered Kill Command is instant win indeed.
Fought 4 snow trolls with that while I just hacked trough them like they were mincedmeat.

by **Lexgrad** Thu Nov 17, 2011 6:48 pm

Started the night to rembember quest... It made me Lol.

by **Morinth** Thu Nov 17, 2011 8:01 pm

Flo wrote:'I win' button unlocked.

It trivializes Bears, Sabercats and even Ancient, yes Ancient, Dragons. So silly <.>

One of my favourites! A quick blast of that if your enemy survives the ninja stealth attack deals with the buggers.

by **Gesh** Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:48 pm

I haven't played in 3-4 days D:! Must go on, now.

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