Oblivion: Intro to Efficient Leveling
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2015
- A quick guide on how and why to level efficiently in Oblivion. This method allows your character to gain 5 point in each attribute each level, and, more importantly, it allows you to reach 100+ endurance early on and massively increase your health pool late in the game.
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2019 and I'm still coming back for the knowledge when i crack open oblivion. Thanks again
Same, playing it on my ps3.
Got back in a few days ago!
I'm playing it also
On Xbox 360, trying mage now. I’m so confused. It’s like “Wanna be a mage? Well don’t choose any mage skills as major skills”
Yep, same thing here, except it's now 2020! And now with the Wabbajack auto mod list installer, it's so easy to set up a heavily modded Bethesda Game! I'm reinstalling all my TES & Fallout games and replaying them!
Oh my god, the guy who helped me with classical guitar nail filing, now helping me with oblivion! I salute you!
Wow. Points for that.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention; made me watch some of his guitar videos. Currently trying to think of a cooler combo than Oblivion power gamer and classical guitarist, but I'm still blank to be honest.
“Personality is probably the worst attribute.”
It’s true. My life can attest to this.
I spent so much time trying to get this shit and after literal YEARS of trying it I finally got how it works:
Basically, say you want to level up efficiently your STRENGHT, INTELLIGENCE and ENDURANCE alright?
First off you start by choosing as a major skill one skill of each of these attributes, for example:
STRENGHT - you choose Blade
INTELLIGENCE - you choose Conjuration
ENDURANCE - you choose Block
Here's how it works:
Every time you level up 10 times any of the major skills you chose, in any order (for example you level up Blade by 3, Conjuration by 3 and Block by 4) you're going to level up.
If you want to level up efficiently, focus on one attribute at a time:
STRENGHT
If you level up Blade 3 times, you have to level up a minor skill governed by the STRENGHT attribute 7 times, so you have 10 total skill points earned in STRENGHT in that level. You level up Blade 3 times, then Hand to Hand 7 times. 3 + 7 = 10, so you'll get +5 in STRENGHT.
INTELLIGENCE
You level up Conjuration 3 times, then Mysticism 7 times so you have 10 points earned for INTELLIGENCE and you'll get +5 INTELLIGENCE
ENDURANCE
You level up Block 4 times but before that you level up, say, Heavy Armor 6 times. 4 + 6 = 10 points earned for ENDURANCE so you'll get +5 ENDURANCE
Of course be careful to level up all your minor skills before hitting 10 points for the major skills, otherwise you're going to level up without getting +5.
Davide Stefanizzi this is it, the formula we’ve all been waiting for :D
@Kraken Entertainment LLC Probably, yes. I'm italian and in italian it's resistenza, just an overlook.
ye but isnt this boring ? i started playing with a correct build but if i dont run and do the minor skills which is grindy i will level up and wont have a +5. i chose heavy armor and blade . so i have to get 5 and 5 on each for the +5 on str but at the same time i play a mage so i will lose the +5 on other attributes . to do it you need to grind minor skills every level for 30 minutes adn then play for 30 minutes
Omg yes
@@jakardvalentine3377 Yes you have to be pretty committed to it. You can do it without grinding that much if you do it in reverse.
For example if you run a mage like you do, instead of choosing say Destruction (which you use a lot) as a major skill and say Alteration as a minor skill, do the opposite.
Choose Alteration as a major so you only have to level it up 3 times and you can safely use destruction as much as you want since you have it as a minor skill and it's not a big deal if you level it up a lot.
Great video, took me forever to find a good oblivion character guide
Thanks for watching!
Stair Stands 12 same here.
I've spent 40 days on this game literally trying to perfect my character design . I've made more than a hundred characters over and over again because I wasn't satisfied with my custom class. I always wanted to play on very hard and master every step of the leveling system. Trying to get 3-5's every level . Constantly starting over and over and over again. I Fucking hate this endless cycle of nonsense. I wish I was a noob, I wish I sucked at oblivion and never worried about this . I remember the good old days when I started oblivion . The days that I didn't even worry about making a custom class or perfecting my character . Until the day that picking a Breton and a high elf became a nightmare. Choosing the 7 major skills correctly . Using a blunt weapon most of the game even after you chose blade as your major but I didn't want to level up , starting a new game at level 12 because you realized that choosing block blade and heavy armor is keeping you from getting +5 in endurance. Starting over again because I stupidly chose mercantile as my major so I can control my leveling, but only made me angry because restoration was a better option . STARTING AGAIN BECAUSE MY CHARACTER IS TOO SLOW WITH SPEED AT 35, AND HEAVY ARMOR IS MAKING ME RUN LIKE IM HANDICAPPED. Starting over because I chose high elf and I'm getting raped in oblivion realms by literally everything. FUCK YOU OBLIVION . This horrific nightmare still haunts me today . I was playing oblivion today and I just gave up . There's no such thing as a perfect character , it's make belief . We all want it but never got it. Screw you Bethesda . You did this on purpose . My life is never going to be meaningful unless I make the perfect character .
Never give up, it is possible, grind like your life depends on it and join us in our overpowered glory!
The Arena is so damn satisfying with a perfect character.
Makes Owyn's intro dialogue about his grandmother being stronger than you that much more hilarious. He has no idea who he is talking to.....
One of my favorite spells is Drain Health 100 in 100 feet for 1 second.
Makes those 3 v 1 matches end pretty much instantly.
Also made a lethal weakness spell that I pair with a damage spell.
Basically 100% weakness to everything but poison for 10 seconds, stacked with the burden + drain strength thing you mentioned earlier. I finish them off while they can't move with a spell that has a 100 point each Drain/Damage (Regular)/Fire/Frost and Shock Damage combo all on touch (To make the cost lower).
Feels so unfair sometimes, it is basically a public execution at that point.
If my calculations are right, that is 1,300 damage with a single attack (Assuming they don't have any initial resistances).
If you play on PC you can download a simple mod to get +5 every time you level up and finally immerse yourself into the game the way it was intended
If you don't give a shit anymore there's a mod that gives you 5 skill points for just 1 associated skill level up
saving at the exit is GENIUS
I figure out a way to maximize my level in this game but it was like 15 years ago. All I remember was that it was ass backwards. Hopefully this video will remind me.
Oblivion: Intro to Efficient Leveling
Me: I don't know this, and I don't want to know this.
Ov3rshot I see what you did there
Oh hoh you cheeky bastard..
Then just cheat in attribute and skill bonuses so you don't have to grind and enjoy the game.
@@liberator101 wooooosh
@@Paladin966 what?
2020 and im still coming to watch this
Same, it's the best most straightforward explanation video on Oblivion leveling I've found.
I play as an Orc War Cleric:
Endurance
Willpower
Blunt
Block
Heavy armor
Armorer
Destruction
Restoration
Alteration
It’s lovely 🥰
I tried having Armorer, Block and Heavy Armor in my Major (leveling) skills. The first rule of efficient leveling is to get +5 Endurance every level until max, 100. I would hit 100 around level 14 and could not let a single point into any other major skill.
Alt is such an easy skill grind I got to 100 in like an hour just by casting open easy lock on a door
It's 2023 and i've been playing this game religiously since 2008 and i'm just now getting around to efficient levelling. This video explained it perfectly.
I really like this video! No idea of how I stumbled into it but I was feeling an itch to play oblivion again when I did. I had no idea the leveling was so complex as the last time I played I went in blind and just did whatever. It seems incredibly interesting and I'm glad you made a fairly detailed and easy to understand tutorial/explaination about it.
Thank you so much for this guide! I have recently got into gaming and have stumbled across this gem of a game. Hope you are doing well after all of the years since this guide was made!
Doing great, still playing this and Morrowind and making content on it from time to time.
The way you present this info makes it so much easier to digest compared to other guides I've looked at. Thank you!!
I built my character COMPLETELY WRONG.
don't worry, everyone builds their first character wrong.
@@loganfrisby2351 Not in oblivion. The world leveling is completely ridiculous. Look up the stats of a minotaur lord.
Excatly, enjoy the game. Min maxing just takes joy out of the game ;)
Petri Hoskonen not for some people
@@beefitsum7955 Yeah, some people don't play the game :D
Best mod I ever downloaded for Oblivion is the one that makes you gain +5 to any attribute that you have leveled (even if you only leveled 1 point). The thing I love the most about Oblivion is the gameplay, the stories, exploration.. and it completely removes the tedium/anxiety of having to level efficiently or track your skills.
This video is great though if you enjoy the skill farming and complexity of Oblivion's leveling system.
Getting addicted to felldew after you have raised your attributes is really helpful. Information like that is hard to find. 💯
Great video! I'm getting back into gaming and was thinking of picking up oblivion but I remember how hard figuring out leveling up was. Thanks to this video I am not intimidated by creating a wrong character set up
just started Oblivion yesterday. so confused on skills/attributes and read so many conflicting things. finally found this video. clearly know what you're talking about so I am so grateful for this guide on how to start. thank you. now if only I could create a real human instead of a monstrosity
Try the better faces 2 mod. I think it minimized the "wax mask" look from 2006.
Thankyou so much for this. I've been searching the Internet for a while trying to figure this method out, and you made it exceptionally clear and precise In your explanation. Great video, cheers!
Thanks for watching!
Dude I watched your video a few years ago when I first started playing Oblivion. I had an obsession with creating the strongest character possible, and this video was a huge help on figuring out the 5/5/5 or 5/5/1 system, and why Endurance is so important to max out first. I started keeping an Excel sheet to record my skill numbers after every level up, and plan out which attributes to raise on each level. Maxing out every attribute and skill is half the fun for me.
Anyway I appreciate this video for getting me on the right track. I'm on my 8th or 9th playthrough and I've fine-tuned all the advanced strats by now, basically achieving God mode by getting 100% reflect damage/resist magic and two-shotting every boss with the Hatreds Soul bow and arrows. Oblivion has become my favorite game of all time.
I have a 100% reflect set and it's really fun aggroing all the guards in the imperial city and watching them kill themselves on me. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Dave, I found your channel and subscribed after seeing your The Force Awakens review and have enjoyed your content immensely ever sense. However it is awesome / weird that you are ALSO into something as obscure as efficient leveling in Oblivion! We share many of the same interests.
You seem like such a nice person
Thank you.
Watching this in 2019 thanks for the pointers learned a lot from this video
I put well over a thousand hours into oblivion but I never knew about the fel dew thing. I have to replay oblivion now
Very informative and something I wasnt aware of. I normally just roleplay what I envision my character being, but this is very handy to know in a Hard playthrough. ty for sharing.
2020 and I'm still coming back for the knowledge when i crack open oblivion. Thanks again
Even Italian food likes oblivion, good taste.... 😀👌
I needed this video. Thanks man.
You're a Genius, i read the wiki before watching this, but i wanted to search for a walkthrough or a video explaining this but i only find your video, lucky for me. So thank you very much for this great explanation video!
Thanks for watching!
great vid! been lookin for a good guide on this
Great video finally a great guide for insight on the game's complex mechanics
Your background makes this look like this was recorded back in like 2007 or whenever this game came out was lol.
I almost maxed out my acrobatics because I have a habit of jumping thinking it'll make me faster
I really want to understand efficient levelling but thinking about just hurts my head.
It’s poorly designed
@@NotCharAznable Imo it's only poor design in terms of it's user friendlyness in modern gaming, you gotta know how it works. But once you do it's just another regular leveling system
@@NH-hv9wj its complete dogshit
@@NH-hv9wj Even knowing how it works, makes leveling a chore. Even early on
@@NotCharAznable You'd have to explain what part of leveling is "a chore" and what it means. All you need to do is just use the skills and level up after all
Brilliant video, lots of information and great clarity. I'll be playing the game casually i think though without worrying about maximisation. But still this is pretty necessary information for a deep understanding of the game i feel. Thanks!
I was introduced to the elder scrolls with Morrowind and it was my favorite game as a young man. When oblivion came out my friends and I played it until there was nothing left to play.
And now I’ve learned I haven’t been leveling correctly my whole life lmfao 😂 I had to start a new character immediately after watching this video
You gave the best description about why people do this and how it works. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching!
I watch this before starting each new character and I still manage to fuck it up.
wonderful guide, now i can finally make a badass battlemage.
Got to admit.. the Feldew trick is a new one on me! Can't wait to try it out
This was so well done thanks for the info! I also recommend using alchemy and duplicating (scroll glitch) cheese slices and apples to train intelligence for more mana alongside endurance for more health!
mana is just a multiple of your intelligence, and doesn't benefit from having it higher earlier, unlike health, which is a bonus per level, based on endurance.
Terrific video, super helpful. Thank you so much.
I gave your vid a like and I don't do that often. Just started playing again after 10 years. Just started a third character after watching your video and reading UESP.
Breton female, Mage sign, Endurance + Luck attributes, Stealth specialization. Majors are Armorer , Blunt , Hand to Hand , Heavy Armor , Destruction , Light Armor , Mercantile .
I think there's something to be said for not picking a major skill that you have a racial boost for ; to allow more level-ups. Choosing luck as a favored attribute to allow more level-ups. Mercantile was slow to level for me so I picked it. I use blade only, block a lot and level with light armor for now.
I also got some great tips from your comments, like the boots of springheel jack comment so thanx for that. Super video Mr. Stewart, thank you sir.
Thanks for the tips, really helpful
The one rule I stick to when I set out on creating a max-stats character is that I always pick one major skill for each of the 7 different attributes.
My current character has these Major Skills
Strength - Blade
Intelligence - Conjuration
Willpower - Alteration
Agility - Marksman
Speed - Light Armor
Endurance - Heavy Armor
Personality - Illusion
Pick and choose as you like, but sticking to this rule will allow you to spread the 10 Major Skill points per level up across the 3 different attributes you want to train, and gives you a choice of 9 skills to use at any time.
I do this to try and negate some of the issues that are built into the oblivion levelling system. If you need to sell stuff to get rid of excess carry weight or make some cash, you’ll run the risk of increasing your mercantile skill. Equally, preventing yourself from levelling up athletics & acrobatics is virtually impossible when playing the game.
If you aren’t arsed about a lost skill point here or there then it’s not an issue, but if you’re trying to get perfect stats it can be a real ball ache getting a skill increase in something you didn’t want to increase. Having one major skill for each attribute that you can consciously decide on wether you’re going to use it or not is a massive help.
This is an amazing content, thanks for the video! ,i`m waiting to see your build on that lv 42 breton
Okay this is late. But I’m replaying this game... and I. Using your advice to level my character. I never realized how powerful you can make a character through the oblivion leveling system. Good video
Thanks for the tutorial. You are an 'efficient' tutor. I'm starting a new character right now! :D cheers
+Sum Cuet Thanks for watching!
Very well explained, thanks!
Thanks for the great video. I’m about to play for the 100th time on PS Now and needed a quick refresher
Absolutly OP character build = Altmer + Vampire + Atronach + 100% Chameleon (just to be safe since Altmers have low HP). With all the Attributes and Skills capped this build is just insane. First, with so much mana you'll be able to cast custom spells that have a VERY high mana cost but will simply destroy pretty much anyting in front of you and honestly, not having auto-regen for the mana isn't much of a problem, there are a lot of ways to gain mana and the Atronach sign already gives Spell Absorption 50% on Self to begin with. Second, in true vampire form your Athletic and Acrobatics will both reach 120 (and even more with enchanted stuff, the Felldew exploit etc...) so you'll run and jump like crazy. And finally, 100% Chameleon allows you to be almost always completely undetectable so no need to really worry about the character's low HP. I admit this build is a total game-breaker, but that's exactly the point, and why I like it so much. Being a vampire demi-god can be so satisfying after all! :)
I think he meant spells created by u, that are custom, u can make them in the mage guild for example... its part of the game
Yep, that's exactly what I was talking about. :)
100% chameleon is cheap ass bull shit
100 chameleon on any race can kill anything. I beat Jyggalag on the highest difficulty using that.
My vampire orc would like a word with complete immunity to magic and of course berserker rage
Nice guide mate, cheers!
thanks for taking the time to explain all this cheers bud
Thanks for the vid I didn't know about feldue so cheers :) hope you have a great day too man
Amazing video, I played Oblvion since I was 12. Still I learnt something ne.
i dont get the "chose useless stuff as major and not level it up so you can controll it" thing... i love oblivion, but im too much of a roleplayer to make big thoughts on how to level up - still, great video, wish you had more on oblivion!
Thanks for watching. Keep in mind this is an optional playstyle.
Ya I picked it up again and everything I’ve read says different things, seems so counterintuitive to NOT level things that it seems like you should be leveling...
Because if you gain too many levels quickly in the major abilities (by putting stuff there that levels quickly) you can level up before having +10 +10 +10 in your chosen three attributes. If you overlevel your minor skills you wont accidentally level up. Its still inefficient to have +11 or more though but at least you can get +5 +5 +5 easier when you level up. Putting skills you barely use in major skills makes levelling up harder though so I prefer to make my majors stuff I use
Morriwind was amazing because you just did a "preparation" of going to a trainer for your skills associated with the atrribute and paid them the necessary amount of times before going out to play the game. This way you guaranteed +5 +5 +5.
Just what I needed, thank you
Thank you so much for explaining this, was wondering why i only had 2 attributes ups when i leveled, I was extremely overleveling my skills and not leveling the minor ones enough
I'd recommend just roleplaying a character you like, and if the game has outlevelled you around lvl 20, just slide down the difficulty a little bit. I find that more nejoyable than being forced to grind endurance when i want to be pure mage or stealth.
Dude this is perfect thank you
One tip that helped me very much was: Don't chose skills that you use often as you main skills.
If you want to be a tanky warrior, you must take magic or dexerity based skills. Don't make much sense roll play wise but that's how this game works. And never ever waste a point in charisma because it useless.
Cavare Envius I have done that in Morrowind. I wanted to be a pure mage and built a warrior high elf. That means you can beat the whole Vvardenfell at Lv 1 because how skilled your enemies are.
Edited: this mage became Archmage at Lv 1 and Archmagister Telvanni at Lv 2.
That doesnt make sense to me. My character is working fine though :D
This video is a godsend!
Informative video. I’ve watched this before many times but it never falters in its usefulness. As for Acrobatics, I found you get more levels by jumping off of cliffs and taking damage. I think it gives you levels based on how much damage you took on the fall, so it’s handy to have duped health potions.
In oblivion it's a flat modifier only based on if you took damage not how much damage.
Why are all the best videos made on my birthday?
The heavens favor your sign.
So glad this was on my recc.
im really good at oblivion already.
been playing for years and have a good memory of how to do everything in the game.
gotten to the point where im bored with default classes.
subbed tho.
Oblivion is my favorite rpg.
Thanks! Be warned my gaming content is more rare these days.
Awesome video brotha.
Thank you for your help!
thanks man, i was searching for this since last year in july but i couldn't find a thing. i really appreciate that. nice work man really. (i'm sorry about the poor english, i'm brazilian ;c)
+San NoeL Thanks for watching! Don't apologize, your English is fine!
+David Stewart thanks xD, maybe you could make a gameplay of oblivion doing this efficient leveling. but it's just an ideia, if you're busy i understand
Huebros
Never thought to do that with the felldew, nice video I think I'll try this on the new character I started the other day.
you know what i like about you... you show your face. not alot of gaming channels i watch do that. it adds a personal touch. and i can see you talking. its something i like for sure. you got yourself a sub
Thanks for watching!
I love when people go insane with minmaxing in games,I'd never do it,but it's fun to watch.
It takes a certain meticulous nature.
You can absolutely make beautiful characters in oblivion without any mods at all. If you are interested I can probably put a video about this together. Granted, if that is something people actually want to see.
@@ArmsportGamer meeee. i'm interested!!!
Youuu hoooo ... Im down with that 👍
@@ArmsportGamer Not sure if the offer is valid two years later, but I'd watch the video!
thanks never take this down
Great video thanks 👍
great vid. thanks
And thank you for the guitar tremolo lesson 😀 you're a real God
I have been playing this since it first came out and just found out hand to hand is best way to play. If you go hand to hand, not only do you do damage with your fists to health but, you also drain their stamina and make them fall down. Case in point, go to the arena and fight using only hand to hand. You will notice enemies will fall to the ground, thus proving they also lose their stamina. Hope this helps anyone still playing this game.
yeah man hand to hand is the best in oblivion. its very satisfying to level up, and the low damage makes it an interesting way to spice things up. you should look for the bands of kwang lao in the arena district in case you're not already aware of them.
@@somewhatreallycoolguy7439 Thanks for the tip and hope you're having a great day
By far the most OP play style at high levels is a stealth archer. If you max out Agility, Marksman, and Sneak and get three Hatreds Soul bows in your inventory so they auto-recharge magic every time you switch one out, you can one-shot or two-shot almost anything. I've killed Umaril, Jyggalag, and Mankoran with two long-range sniper shots. Not to mention the first shot completely stuns enemies (if it doesn't kill them outright) so you can take your time and snipe the frozen target again, which almost always kills them.
@@JakeKoenig These games are not healthy and go against GOD . Killing people and colllecting souls is nothing good and makes uus have an unhealthy soul . GOD bless and have a great day
This video made me realize that the Lady might be the best Starsign for mages. I usually grab a sign that increases my magicka pool then max endurance and intelligence. The Lady lets you max Endurance two turns sooner, while providing you with an extra 50 health at max level (if I'm doing my math correctly).
I want a video of you rapidly pressing the space bar
This is awesome thanks I have always wandered how it all worked, it's so confusing
Solid video I learned a lot
I got the perfect regimen for a Warrior: Go to the Arena, get heavy armour arena rainment, spawn skeleton, get hit by it to level up minor skill heavy armour (Endurance). Then, punch the shit out of it for Hand2Hand skill (Strength). Conjuration will level so either use that to level up or make it a minor skill. Sleep in the bedrolls for instant HP and Mana recovery.
purpleAiPEy or you can do the rats method
Had ta watch it twice because I realized 2/3rds of the way thru the first veiw I got pissed because I needed ta take notes, lol. Thanx
Super helpful!
i haven't played Oblivion since the PS3 was new
just picked the game of the year edition up on Steam for 70% off today
this helped to get me back into the weird leveling system
No skimpy female armor? NO ANIME FACE? You sir, are a hack!
I don't think I would look good in female armor, and I prefer having a face of flesh and blood, rather than inked celluloid.
Damn
Is it possible to learn this power?
@@zephyrmasterstormforger8687 not from a jedi
For the birth sign, I like to go with Steed, I’m fine missing out on some bonuses if it means I move faster than a slug on a treadmill to start, and it’s great for any build, the only other one I get is Shadow for stealth builds, but there are spells in game that do the same effect so I’m usually inclined to Steed
Atronach is great with a high elf and 100 intelligence. You can create spells that are like nuke blasts.
I wish I found you years ago, you're awesome sir
Thanks for the intel :)
Im new to oblivion on pc(console back in the day) and im just wondering if theres a way at the end of the sewer to reset all your skills back to 1 so you can have a legit fresh save. Or if theres just a straight up way to get through the whole sewer/intro thing without leveling up anything.
I personally like to make my warrior have major attributes with stuff that I never use like speech, hand to hand and illusion. Even though I knew about efficient leveling I learnt so many other things as I watched your video like getting stats over 100. I will do some research on that. Thanks a lot man! Subbed
Here I am after 3 years for some years lmao. Btw how do you use a tremolo on your spacebar?
Illusion is overpowered when you master it and create custom spells. For example, create a frenzy+invisibility spell and you can make enemies fight each other without anyone attacking you. The next one that I realy like is command humanoid+ command creature with a large aoe and you can basicly create a army of followers. One of the most OP spells in the game is paralyze. I recommend you give it a try.
@@ivanvoloder8114 Lol that must be interesting, thanks
@@ivanvoloder8114 Most people use "damage fatigue" instead of paralyze because it's much cheaper magickawise and they stay on the ground forever
A way I used to do it was, I chose a dark elf, picked the thief sign, used magic as the specialization, blade and destruction as two major skills, the rest can be whatever you don't want to use, then for minor skills it was hand to hand and conjuration as the two substitutes for intelligence and strength which will give you an easy +5 in those two categories. Whenever you wanted to really actually level up, you just use destruction magic, as for blade, find the master trainer and lvl up +5 every time before you have to rest, you can do this to the point to where if you really watched what you lvl, you can get a +5 in all attributes before you have to rest, even though you can only choose a few every level up. You'll notice that all your attributes will be all about 50+ when you first start the game out as well. That was my battle mage build though.
freaking amazing video. great info. i didnt know endurance was like that, i just assumed it was like magicka(level of attribute x(x)). its not impossible to play with low hp, my unarmed 0 armor monk did end last. however this will my breton 2h spell tank alot
Thank you my dude
i'm really wish had a friend like you in high school
When is the best time to do the felldew quest ,when my end is max or most or all my attributes are max? And when I`m addicted ,should I lvl up all my attributes again ? And if not ,which ones I should lvl up.
This leveling guide is very good. Thanks for the endurance tip by the way David. I am still at the beginning of the game..In my cell leveling sneak all the way up to 100% Yup..just tape that controller stick shut and let her rip. Anyway i use the style where you just make all the skills you can control fully to level up but not really need. Meaning i make almost every magic skill my mayor ones. I am Always the Assassin type of warrior so i don't move that much upright attracting everything like a magnet. So skills like Light Armor or Heavy armor. Just don't wear it or don't get hit is basically the jist of it. Everything is managable except for the skills where you either move or require to fight. So whatever you are fighting with..do not make it a mayor skill. The rest is basically counting. Every 10 points you go up in a skill gives you 5 points for your perk it governs. I love to make the game completly managable that way. With that said i totally raise that endurance first choosing the warrior class or Lady next up. Strenght is definatly a good second then magicka to boost magic. Good thing is you can raise 3 perks with 5 points every level. So that can be raised all in tandum if you train the right skills. Personally i Always get Sneak and speechcraft out of the way from the get go. Train them to level 100 as fast you can and check in 5 points for them. There are plenty of skills left to raise it's governed attribute to a full 100. And for the record. I am playing the unmodded ps3 version of the game. I am just not a fan of modding period. I have seen what it did to games like Skyrim. Lots of neat stuff but it really does not make the Original game any better. It just drules out the playtime. The game was and still is wack on its own. That said some mods do look handy. But when i play i am pretty good in counting and knowing what i raise. It is really not all that hard. Even jumping or running can be managed if you like me literally sneak all the time.....ohw and don't jump LOL.
Be careful. If you level up sneak all the way you will get +5 attributes boost for Agility only. When it comes to a fight you will be way behind your enemies unless of course you can sneak kill them.
The idea for this guys video is not to race stats up to 100 but to ensure every level up you gain +5 skill multipliers.
you got some pretty awesome mods in there brother
great game, been playing a lot a Level 1 build on MAX Difficulty
Pls can you tell me how to reach 135 attributes like you did(17:50)? Felldew addiction gives only -10/15 so it is only 110 points of endurance. Sry for bad eng.
So, if I accidentally raise more than 10 skill points for a certain attribute, will this stuff up my chances for raising all my attributes to 100? Is there a way to lower skills if I need to 'fix' it?