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I have 4 waypoint markers set on master locks that I couldn't get/ran out of lock picks. Hopefully there's some good ####e in there.If this was co-op I could make you some but ...Im lvl 9, havent seen anything yet (other than a Elven sword I lifted out of Dragonsreach master lock)
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If you have time to burn, just save the game before you start to try and pick a lock, that way when you run out, you can just restart your saved game and have all your picks again (although, location of the sweet spot will change)I have 4 waypoint markers set on master locks that I couldn't get/ran out of lock picks. Hopefully there's some good ####e in there.If this was co-op I could make you some but ...
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Saw an iron ore pit, but I was too busy fighting a dragon/running away from a giant to remember where it was.ETA: it was next to a mountain and was a discolored patch of rock adjacent to the mountain. Clicked my cursor over it and it gave me the option to mine. However, I didnt have my pickaxe on me
Just sell your bike and get the game...
Game has been a life-saver, been playing whenever I've been feeding the baby late at night/or if he is being fussy and not willing to go asleep. I put him in his swing until he falls asleepw while I'm dungeon diving.Rolling with a Nord/Warrior 2H Greatsword, lvl 9 and smithing is almost at lvl 50!. Already in full suit of Dwarven armor.Had a question though, what area is the best area to mine. I feel like this may be good to do while feeding the baby and something I can do with one hand.ETA: Looking to make dwarven ignots for the time being, so wherever I can find the ingredients for that.
Game has been a life-saver, been playing whenever I've been feeding the baby late at night/or if he is being fussy and not willing to go asleep. I put him in his swing until he falls asleepw while I'm dungeon diving.Rolling with a Nord/Warrior 2H Greatsword, lvl 9 and smithing is almost at lvl 50!. Already in full suit of Dwarven armor.Had a question though, what area is the best area to mine. I feel like this may be good to do while feeding the baby and something I can do with one hand.Head to Markarth, which is the most southwestern town in Skyrim IIRC. Head up to the Jarl's palace there (pretty much the highest point of the city), and go in. As soon as you can take a path to your left, follow that, and you will run into an alchemy area and this guy will give you a mission to kill a spider. Follow that and kill the spider. After that you can enter into an underground cavern area and clear that out. The area has at least 100 lbs worth of dwarven scrap metal, so make sure you have plenty of room to carry everything you find. The spider mission does not take very long so you should be in there collecting the metal in no time. There is some heavy resistance in certain spots so make sure you bring your best armor/weapons.
Smelter...there is one in whiterun on your right when you first go in.
I've actually heard complaints about the opposite that a pure destruction mage is underpowered later in the game because the damage of the destruction spells does not scale, i.e. a fireball is always the same value as opposed to my bow damage going up based on my archery. But if you make a solid well rounded mage with some conjuration/destruction etc you should be fine. If you play enough you will probably end up pretty powerful. If you want to avoid becoming overpowered, try to avoid smithing/enchanting because if high enough you can smith and then enchant armor/weapons to make yourself into godmode.Just getting into the game and planned on going this pure mage route as well. Why do you say it was too overpowered? What skills/spells were you keeping active (You can only have one equipped on each hand from what I understand)
Game has been a life-saver, been playing whenever I've been feeding the baby late at night/or if he is being fussy and not willing to go asleep. I put him in his swing until he falls asleepw while I'm dungeon diving.Rolling with a Nord/Warrior 2H Greatsword, lvl 9 and smithing is almost at lvl 50!. Already in full suit of Dwarven armor.Had a question though, what area is the best area to mine. I feel like this may be good to do while feeding the baby and something I can do with one hand.Head to Markarth, which is the most southwestern town in Skyrim IIRC. Head up to the Jarl's palace there (pretty much the highest point of the city), and go in. As soon as you can take a path to your left, follow that, and you will run into an alchemy area and this guy will give you a mission to kill a spider. Follow that and kill the spider. After that you can enter into an underground cavern area and clear that out. The area has at least 100 lbs worth of dwarven scrap metal, so make sure you have plenty of room to carry everything you find. The spider mission does not take very long so you should be in there collecting the metal in no time. There is some heavy resistance in certain spots so make sure you bring your best armor/weapons.
Thanks GB
Take it with youI am going out of town for two nights for work then to my in-laws house for Thanksgiving for 3 nights... and I am REALLY struggling with whether to lug along my xbox to play skyrim at the hotel/inlaws or to use this opportunity to catch up on some much needed sleep...
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Just look for the rock in various mines/dungeons that has colored striations in it. Then go up to those areas, move your cursor over it and it will ask if you want to mine X.
Along those lines...I'm about 30 hours in (and haven't even touched the meat of game...no DB or Thieves Guild quests yet...wtf are they? Not asking, just wondering aloud) and today, while driving, I was somewhere I needed to do a U-turn in a residential neighborhood and saw a rabbit. Honest to God, my first thought was "Where's my bow?"'culdeus said:
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at the same moment. It made me chuckle to myself.
I wondered what skill I was leveling up as I power sucked the last bit of a chocolate shake yesterday.Along those lines...I'm about 30 hours in (and haven't even touched the meat of game...no DB or Thieves Guild quests yet...wtf are they? Not asking, just wondering aloud) and today, while driving, I was somewhere I needed to do a U-turn in a residential neighborhood and saw a rabbit. Honest to God, my first thought was "Where's my bow?"'culdeus said:
I made a legendary ebony mace that hits for 55 (i think). With the ignore armor perk, I'm finally able to mow through people.
This happened to me while I was playing Red Dead Redemption. Every time I'd see a bird fly across my path I'd reach for my sidearm.Along those lines...I'm about 30 hours in (and haven't even touched the meat of game...no DB or Thieves Guild quests yet...wtf are they? Not asking, just wondering aloud) and today, while driving, I was somewhere I needed to do a U-turn in a residential neighborhood and saw a rabbit. Honest to God, my first thought was "Where's my bow?"'culdeus said:
Check your stats and to see how many bunnies you have killed. Since Skyrim came out I have killed 2 in game with my bow and 3 in real life with my F150.Along those lines...I'm about 30 hours in (and haven't even touched the meat of game...no DB or Thieves Guild quests yet...wtf are they? Not asking, just wondering aloud) and today, while driving, I was somewhere I needed to do a U-turn in a residential neighborhood and saw a rabbit. Honest to God, my first thought was "Where's my bow?"'culdeus said:
Funny story, I was chasing a bear when I was a decently low level (like 4/5) and I chase down a rabbit and use my shout to stun it and kill it. Shortly thereafter I turn around and a bear is there, punches me in the face and mauls me to death.Check your stats and to see how many bunnies you have killed. Since Skyrim came out I have killed 2 in game with my bow and 3 in real life with my F150.Along those lines...I'm about 30 hours in (and haven't even touched the meat of game...no DB or Thieves Guild quests yet...wtf are they? Not asking, just wondering aloud) and today, while driving, I was somewhere I needed to do a U-turn in a residential neighborhood and saw a rabbit. Honest to God, my first thought was "Where's my bow?"'culdeus said:
Dagger damage depends on One-handed perks too.My dual Elven daggers do 41 damage each because I have a few perks and I smithed them to "exquisite."ETA: while the X15 damage perk is deadly, sneaking up on a high level opponent and sinking the daggers in before he turns around is by no means automatic. I've been caught just inches from a guy's back on a number of occasions and had to run my #### off to regroup. Why run? Because sneaking partially depends on wearing light armor. Light armor will guarantee you getting pwned by a high level opponent in a face-to-face exchange.
I too, like that little squeal they make.Killing rabbits with arrows = impossibleKilling rabbits with magic flames = possible, and a lot of sick fun.
Is that a one-handed perk?
Yeah. Specific to maces.
My wife runs a business out of my house. She gives me a cut of the earnings, which is 100 gold every day since I've asked her for a cut. Decent money. She will also cook me a nice meal that gives me a perk, and she will sleep with me which gives me another perk.I've read that you can get your wife to fight with you too, but I'm not interested in that.
Ok, now what about in the game?
Do you know why there are so many trees in France?
The way most iterations of the spell are cast, you have to cast it ON the creature, have an empty soul gem, and then kill it within a minute of casting the spell. That's the longest time period, and I think the standard one for the spell you cast.Now, there are weapons that are enchanted with soul trap, but sometimes the enchantment is something like, you must kill the creature within 15 seconds, or whatever.Edit: Also, you can't soul trap an NPC unless its a black soul gem.Ok, you guys can put this in spoiler tags, but I think this is pretty basic. I'm getting pretty frustrated with how random soul gems are. I cast the spell and sometimes, sometimes not, I get a harvest. Do I have to cast it on the creature? Does it have to be close when I cast? Does it have to die close to me?
ing out kinda hard waiting to get the $$ to pay for game and system, and have been watching a fair amount of youtube footage. Found this vid funny in a completely 
