They could create option at character creation if you want to be left-handed or right-handed person so when you place weapos in it the weaker weapon does only 75% dmg (in eevry aspect,except magic) nad other normally full dmg...

I want to say that this would be interesting add :read: hope you see this topic,Bethesda

i think that'd be pretty cool

Well, that's your case, I personally would preffer not having such handycap.

I love hardcoe difficulties like in FNW

I'm naturally ambidextrous and my character will be too.

I wouldn't mind this at all, wouldn't mind this if they don't put this in the game either.

What i would mind though if you can't block if you're not using a 2h or a shield, meh... i'm sure it'll come out just fine !

And perks would remove the penalty, yes I'm totally in for this

well unable to block with 1h wep sounds stupid,but they will fix it and still my words mean nothing before I buy this game and try it

Now, this sounds better .

If there is a hand skill that had an ambidextrous perk than I think this to be great good job idea. :thumbsup:

and there should be anti lefties across skyrim who attack for being left handed
:gun:

It's possible it will be implemented similar to this. If they do, I'm sure there will be an ambidexterity perk at some point.

I think that you don't need an option for that in character creation option since you can equip each hand and use each hand as you wish.
So you can decide if you will put a weapon in your left or right hand and if you'll put your shield into left or right hand.
So I think left handed people will be happy.
Still, I like dual wielding option since I am ambidextrous and if H2H ability isn't good enough, I will ether go for mage who uses magic with both hands or a unarmored warrior who will use two swords (I would refer rapiers or Chinese swords in that case).

Off topic:
Now when I've mentioned rapiers and Chinese swords, is there any info on those two being in the game?
I don't remember seeing them before, but I would love to see them since they are my favorite swords.

Well I wouldn't mind it as long as a perk counters it. After all, of course you aren't as strong with your off-hand when starting out, but it's not that long before you get used to it and gain the necessary coordination and strenght to use both hands the same.

But still, I don't really WISH for it. I actually hate being penalized for choosing a certain style