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Level 23 though probably, I realize, I had still underestimated the strenght of even regular dragons. If all goes well you'll come out of such endevours with even improved expertise and some interesting artifacts that'll help you make the jump into the 'hero' tier.Įventually indeed, you'll be a hero of renown that'll be fit for the happenings the main quest will throw at you - at least the initial ones.įrom there you'll be on the long path to actual legendary status. And the odd troll and the like.īut by that time, you will also be able to dabble into some of the mythical stuff, clear some ancient tomb and the like or perhaps even have the occasional business involving daedra. Able even to deal with relative ease even with a number of 'human' enemies at the same time. Of course, when you approach that 20-something threshold, you'll be closer to an exceptional fellow than a regular one.

You will mostly be involved in 'human' affairs and quests - stuff that regular folks can handle. Therefore, you shouldn't even think about challenging the beasts of myth for quite a long while. With Requiem you will be a hobo-regular dude up until the whereabouts of level 20. Sure you have to be in sync with the approach.

#Skyrim letterbox mod mod

I'm interested in doing a stealth playthrough so if anyone has any stealth mod recs, now's the time. Looking over mastroego's list, looks good. I guess I'll have to do everything manually. Don't want to use another Wabbajack modlist because the lack of control over what's going into your game really sucks and you end up with stupid shit like Wildlander's cinematic letterbox zoom conversations, which made me avoid NPCs even more than usual. Should have been in the game from the start. Skilled thieves can therefore break in and just take whatever.

The really cool thing I noticed was master-level chests in stores, holding the shop's whole inventory like in Morrowind. I guess his nostrils did look a bit more immersive than usual.

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I went up and really looked at his nostrils, full analysis, incredibly thorough inspection. There's an argonian dude in Riverwood now. The hunger/thirst/cleanliness system is just irritating - Skyrim is a game that perpetually threatens to become dull and tedious, why would you add a new set of annoying mechanics that virtually ensure people will get sick of the game quicker than ever? The expanded towns were kind of cool, but then again, all trips to towns in this game are completely perfunctory because you're meant to spend 95% of your time in dungeons, so in practice it's just a bunch of new NPCs and pointless buildings to walk past on your way to the nearest store where you'll dump your whole inventory. It looked quite impressive visually (though the character models and textures were really shit) but I didn't like much else. Played like an hour of Wildlander and uninstalled.