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Really? Cos I basically went for main focus on archery, and one handed when I couldn't get any more on it at the time.
And I'm doing pretty well

Fuck Hagravens scare the shit out of me! Why can't I kill you!?!?!

Helmfrid wrote:Fuck Hagravens scare the shit out of me! Why can't I kill you!?!?!

Yeah... those are bitches....
Either use spells with stagger if your on your own, or get up close and personal so they wont cast their spells.

Or get sneak and snipe them.

Or stay behind a fence and shoot awesome arrows.

Ya, best way to fight Hagravens is to hide behind something, quickly nip out, shoot an arrow then hide again. If you get within melee range though, they stop casting spells but they still hurt.

Above would be true if THE DRAUGR WERE ANY CHALLENGE xD

They can be if your difficulty is above Adept and you've been mostly leveling non-combat skills.

I had that experience when I first started playing. Had been sneaking around, nicking stuff, and blacksmithing on the side.

I only started non combat skills around level 25

I assumed as much (About the above image). Creatures in the game level with you and I levelled up doing some random non-combat thing that I don't remember and thought to myself well that will be useless at lower levels. I suppose you could just craft some sweet armor and enchant it, sneak around and steal nice items and then when they are pumped up in combat skills you'll be decked out in sweet items and spells, no? Or is it advised to focus on combat skills until atleast one is maxed?

I levelled as I played, not focussing on single skills. The only skills I'd level up a few at a time on were my non-combat ones, when I felt like being all magical and enchanting, etc.

yeah, that too. I just happened to get good archery and sneak, not grinding skills or whatever

I've decided for immersion purposes to not do any of the side quests on my 'main'. Just going to focus on the main-quest line and have my main be dragonborn. It didn't make sense for me fighting to save the world and helping townsfolk out with their problems then going in Riften sewers to be a part of a shady thief guild/assassin cult and screwing everyone over. Is anyone else only doing certain things with certain characters for similar reasons?

Helmfrid wrote:I've decided for immersion purposes to not do any of the side quests on my 'main'. Just going to focus on the main-quest line and have my main be dragonborn. It didn't make sense for me fighting to save the world and helping townsfolk out with their problems then going in Riften sewers to be a part of a shady thief guild/assassin cult and screwing everyone over.

This is why i pretend that my character has attention deficit disorder.
"im going to save the w- oooh mages college!"

Ezlbag wrote:

Helmfrid wrote:I've decided for immersion purposes to not do any of the side quests on my 'main'. Just going to focus on the main-quest line and have my main be dragonborn. It didn't make sense for me fighting to save the world and helping townsfolk out with their problems then going in Riften sewers to be a part of a shady thief guild/assassin cult and screwing everyone over.

This is why i pretend that my character has attention deficit disorder.
"im going to save the w- oooh mages college!"

Haha! I should try this.

Does anyone know if you need to do side-quests or craft/explore/anything to do the main-questline? Would I be shooting myself in the foot by going through the main-questline and nothing else? You know, have one character be Dragonborn superhero and then have three other character (Thief, Warrior and Mage) to do the rest with.

Helmfrid wrote:

Ezlbag wrote:

Helmfrid wrote:I've decided for immersion purposes to not do any of the side quests on my 'main'. Just going to focus on the main-quest line and have my main be dragonborn. It didn't make sense for me fighting to save the world and helping townsfolk out with their problems then going in Riften sewers to be a part of a shady thief guild/assassin cult and screwing everyone over.

This is why i pretend that my character has attention deficit disorder.
"im going to save the w- oooh mages college!"

Haha! I should try this.

Does anyone know if you need to do side-quests or craft/explore/anything to do the main-questline? Would I be shooting myself in the foot by going through the main-questline and nothing else? You know, have one character be Dragonborn superhero and then have three other character (Thief, Warrior and Mage) to do the rest with.

Don't think you need to.
There's a lot of fancy rewards and possibly shouts you wont find if you just do the main quest, but don't think there's anything that will stop you from completing

Yeah I'm just going to do everything on my main. On a side note I've just stumbled upon a frost dragon and a named dragonpriest at level 5.. ouch.

Was it at the top of a mountain? I did that, forgot what the altar is called though. Near Whiterun.

Yeah it was. I can kill the dragon but the dragonpriest owns me : / I really want that word from the altar! If you go near the altar the dragonpriest pops out of a coffin. It has just as much health as the dragon and probably stronger attacks. Fireball really seems overpowered.

Also when should you use voice of the emperor?

You can use your horse to distract the dragonpriest while you snatch the word I believe

I never thought about distracting it. Will it still be there when I'm stronger? I hear their masks are awesome.

They're ugly masks.
I have two.

The masks are ugly and sell for alot, I never keep them >