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kinda of bouncing off of this topic, here is a newbie question: Should I be picking up everything I find? So far I have been because I figured that at the very least I should be able to sell it, no?FYI, I have never played an Elder Scrolls game before except for maybe a few hours of Morrowwind, so I'm totally new to all this.
You can, and its what I did, but you'll shortly find yourself deciding what to keep based on value. the goblin shaman's staff down there is handy when starting out, especially if you're a mage. May I reccomend alchemy? nothing like being able to make potions of whatevre you need, including invisibility and nice health draining / frost damage / magika damaging poison for your weapon
I got that offer VERY early in the Imperial City. I was only level 1 or 2 at the time. I hope it's still available. I believe it was on the waterfront. But I got the offer in town. I may have to root around and try to find it.Oh, edit to add, I was probably in the market district when I got the offer because that's about all I've done. Maybe a city office?
Save it when you see light on the other side of the grate!!!!!!And do not overwrite that save point at any time. That way, you can make new characters w/o starting over
I think it's in the market district city office, yes. Fairly certain...it's the store (forget the name) that is perpendicular to the main walkways in the market district.-fe
When you get near the end of the sewers, ahead of you, you can see the outside world (thru a grate/fence) ahead of you. Now, I'm on the PC, so not sure about the 360, but we can save the game anytime we want. Make a save point there, and never overwrite it. Otherwise, you will have to go thru the entire sewers again, for each character you make. Just saves 30-45 mins, since you can remake your character before you leave the sewers.-fe
oh ok cool...thanks for the tip.
Trumps mine on a 34" LCD (unless you don't have 1080i) I should put the webcom on it sometime if anyopne wants to watch it for 5 min to see what the is about
You can really make decent money if you spend some time on this. Paid for my ####house and level 5 restoration training in 2 nights of gameplay. Now that I'm journeyman, I go into a supplies store, buy all their ingredients, bust out the calcinator, and sell them back potions and make at least double your money. Good stuff.
Paranoia is very cool.Just hit Journeyman for Alchemy.
All I've been doing is sidequests. I'm in the middle of "Paranoia" right now. Pretty cool one. I gotta decide if I wanna play ball with this fruitcake or drop the dime on him.
Yes, I've officially rejoined the ranks as an apprenticeWampusCat is up. Won't see him for a while.
Against all odds, I successfully installed the RAM, graphics card, and the game and they all worked on the first try.
Gah! I looked all over for the person who sells that friggin' house. Of course, I'd end up torching those pirates pretty quickly if I lived there.After looking all over the Imperial City for the salesperson, I went to Skingrad to track down the lady that sells that one and couldn't find her.
Finding that out now.
My dude can jump forever though, so I got that going for me.
I have a standing offer from a vampire to turn me, but I declined for now.
Really? I talked to the fruitcake and started following the first lady he asked me to spy on. When she went to the vineyard, I got bored and reloaded prior to initiating that quest. I went and got that magic bow instead. That was a tough couple of fights! I learned very quickly that trashing your magic blade, not being able to repair it, and having to fight with a weapon you aren't trained in (in this case, a dwarven axe) quickly gets you killed. But it took me like 8 tries to kill that damn bandit leader. I really need to get better at blocking.
I did the first lady, and then told the guy she was spying on him. When he asked me to follow someone else I didn't feel like doing it so I went and told the guard what he was up to.
I got it inadvertently on another quest -- don't remember being bitten though -- and got the message the next time I rested. I've fed once but will probably seek the cure, as my guy's kind of a goody-two-shoes and is an honorary member of the vampire hunters' faction. Although that could get interesting...
I had other more interesting quests to take care of. I'm sure I'll go back to that at some point.
I agree with the attacking before they even see/get to you thing. Maybe I should push that skill up...I'm a custom class Redguard:
Well, I think I just made 24th level. In a single dungeon I'll usually pull out a bunch of glass weapons and armor, a few ebony items and now I'm find daedric stuff, too. Many of those items sell to merchants for 1000 gold, so it adds up quickly.Holy crap, man. 60K gold? I thought I was doing OK at 6K at level 10.
Man, you are finding cool stuff.Me, I have a frost bow that does extra cold damage, which is pretty deadly when combined with a critical hit. I have a ring that increases my intelligence so I get more magicka. Spell absorption amulet, so when I am hit with spells, it absorbs a lot of it and recharges me.
Where did you find these?
I've been finding a bunch of magic bows lately, after going a long time finding none with my Dark Elf assassin.
That constant effect life detect is nice. I have a helm that goes out to 65' or 85' that makes dungeons a lot easier.My best item is an amulet that I got through the Mages' Guild quests that either absorbs or reflects spells (I can't remember which) and my Mage Guild robes that boost a bunch of my spell skills.
So far (Breton Mage) beides the items I got for doing Assassin quests, my "assassin's" chest piece (constant chameleon effect -- pretty sweet) For some reason I seem to find some nice boots too: Have boots of unburdening (something like that) that add an extra 50 on my weight limit. boots of waterwalking are pretty sweet too.
