NCCommish
Footballguy
Actually mods apply to consoles now. But Sony is being **** abotu certain things so the mod energy is all on the Xbox side.Love being years behind the times....
I finally got a PS4 last week - the VR system (which is very cool) got me re-energized to play some games, I haven't played much of anything since the early days of PS3. I have this game arriving from Amazon today. From everything I read, I'm going to have to fight to preserve my marriage once I get into it. Any helpful hints/tips for a first-timer? Mods and all that stuff are way beyond my ken (and I assume apply to the PC version anyway) but are there any helpful hints in terms of character build or first steps/quests that will "grease the skids" for a born-again RPG nerd?
Everyone plays differently. And you can start however you like. And you can change direction anytime you like. I personally go sword in one hand magic in the other.For destruction I like fire and lightning. For conjuring I am dabbling in atronachs and summoned weapons. Since it is Skyrim and the world is cold I find that ice magic is less effective against most monsters. Now you can get a shout that literally freezes an enemy, that works good.
I will say racial considerations can be somewhat important. First go through maybe you go human as they are fairly balanced jack of all trades. For a magic user who likes to one hand Breton are good and have magic resistance. I like Dark elfs personally for my magic warrior builds they get 50% resistance to fire, really helps with a lot of battles. Khajits make great thieves and assassins. High Elfs if you want to go pure wizard. I ignore Argonians as there isn't enough poison or water to make them worthwhile to me. Nords are great as straight warriors.
But really you can make a khajit pure wizard if you want. All up to you.
Lost count how many times he rag dolled me.