The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

been playing as my kitty cat :P fun except i must resist stealing everything lol last time i did the whole city attacked me and didnt let me finish the main story line quest lol :P

That's what quicksaves are for silly.

I always quicksave before going crazy with sticky fingers. I steal things from main storyline characters all the time. I stole the leader of Whiterun's weapon while he was sitting on his throne.

so u quicksave then go back? :P i just started playing today lol

Generally if I go to do something ballsy like pickpocket the queen or try to assassinate a small child I'll quicksave it so if the outcome.. sucks (aka I die or have a lynchmob chasing me) I can reload it at the spot my quicksave is and either try again or try something else.

(If you didn't know the quicksave saves what you are doing that exact moment and when you load that save you'll be doing exactly what you were when you hit Q-save.) There's only 1 quicksave file though. So use normal saves for progression, and quicksave for 'right before boss fights or trying something stupid'

ah ok ill do that next time instead of avoiding stealing lol :D

I've decided that when I've finished with my current character (getting all the achievements/major quests and whatnot) I will be making a challenge character. Master difficulty, and no crafting allowed (this includes improving weapons/armor). I will force myself to use only what I can find.

pretty much how i played oblivion, doing the same for Skyrim atm. its a challange but worth it,

/pickpockets Chuuuuuuuuu.

Chuuuuuuuuu's Inventory.
3 Mountain Flowers -90%-
Fur Boots -72%-
Wolf Pelt -90%-
Skeever Tail -90%-
87 Gold -21%-

son of a...lol that does sound like my inventory xD

Monk class is probably going to give the most difficulty. Monk classes generally suffer in the beginning of most games and either get to an intermediate levels endgame or start out strong at the beginning and start losing its shine later on in games(this could just be in comparison with other weapons getting just much better).

One of the bigger difficulties could be getting the dragon to land(without the shout)since monks are skilled with archery/magic.

Could also do a pseudo summoner type.

Actually a hand-to-hand character is probably the most overpowered until you get into Daedric weapons.

Khajiit get a flat +15 damage bonus to H2H, and then Heavy Gauntlets (using the perk) add the DEF bonus directly to damage as well. Khajiit in Heavy Armor hit harder than great axes and 4x as fast.

Edit: Oh, you mean that kind of monk. That's called a Witchhunter though, no?

Oh yeah, welcome to being Addicted to Skyrim, Chuuu. I think I'll put up some screenshots of my characters in a bit as soon as I finish the thieves guild quest.

So somehow Shadowmere was obliterated by a group of forsworn... anyone happen to know if she'll come back on her own? :/ I'd really hate to lose her and it must have happened a a few saves ago.

aw yeah :o ill take a pic of my sensitive kitty who likes to pick flowers :P

then again i dont know how to take screen shots lol

Actually the strongest weapons in the game are 1handed weapons. However we're not improving or enchanting anything so I can see h2h being strong.

However, h2h is directly affect by armor rating. Since monks dont specialize in Heavy armor, that would be restricted to only using gauntlets for heavy armor(for obvious reasons).

That means with 1 piece of heavy armor, you lost out on a 50% bonus to any armor combo.

That means their total armor rating would be 88 before perks/skill. 100 skill would grant 123. full 5/5 perks(Id assume theyd need 5/5 for gauntlets to get max def rating aswell) would be 246.

That means you have a total 346 armor as a monk(396 with lord stone) However I dont know if the bonus -invisible- armor rating also applies to h2h or if the visible AR is what is applied. Either way youre at a 41% PDT rate and overall your h2h is no where near what it could be with different gear + upgrades or even enchants.

Edit: the summoner suggestion was a total different setup, not monk + summoning things, but an actual summoner type.

Are you on PC? If so then it's F12, then you have to go into your STEAM folder to fish them out unless you use FRAPS.

i am on pc and mine doesnt use steam :o and i dont know what fraps are lol

FRAPS is a very small program that lets you record video or take screenshots with just a press of a button. Download it, install it, and never look back, basically. I have it running at all times, it doesn't increase processor load by any noticeable degree or anything.

hrm interesting :P after dishes i shall play with fraps!

Welcome to the dark side Chuuuuu :3

Lots of SS's inc. Putting them in spoiler tags. Click on them to expand their size.


This is my current. Level 29 Dark-Elf Ranger (Thief / Archer hybrid named Shandra)
Level 36 Dark-Elf Assassin named Skia.
Level 26 High-Elf Mage / Summoner named Bompfu.
Random scenery.

my puss in skyrim :P

Looks like your kitty got a cat scratch :o
But it looks pretty good. I especially like the prominent M mark on the forehead like a Maine Coon kitty.

Now I'm torn whether I should make my ninja assassin character a kajiit or a dark elf >.>

Edit: God damn it

What's a blood elf?

I wish you could take SS's on the console versions of the game. :(

i like how he looks like a lynx with his ear hair xP

camera phones!

I actually plan on doing this on my next character.

Also are the permanent thralls you can summon more powerful than the atronachs?

I have the perk that makes them 50% stronger, and the atronachs say upgraded when I summon them but not the thralls.

It's pretty hard to judge on the damage they do, so I was wondering if anyone knew.