All I'm gonna say is:Enemies that I avoid are trolls... you know why don't you? :thumbsdown:

Very good point I always get irked by them I always call them cowards but then I think about it if I was a mage like them I would do the same thing

It all depends on the character I am playing. If I have a melee character, than wisps can be a real pain, especially at low levels. In order for me to get close enough to do anything, they are close enough to curse my stats and absorb my health. Ugh. OTOH with mages and archers they are easy, since I can kill them before they can ever close with me (Detect Life is a huge help here). The same with conjurers/necromancers. Teresa kills them with one shot of her bow - without poison, and with her sneak, they never see her coming. But again with a sword and board melee fighter, they are a huge pain, as I always have to chase them. On the flip side, goblins are a real pain for an archer like Teresa, because they have a zillion hit points, and are almost guaranteed to last long enough to make it into melee with her. Yet they are a pushover for a tank.

I think you've hit upon the reason the game is so rewarding. There are challenges for every character type, and there is no one type that is "ideal" for all situations.

Eventually I'll be avoiding http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=12394 ....

I run for the hills when I see will-o-the-wisps, not because I can't beat them but because for some reason every time I kill one I get expelled from the Mages Guild rofl

At lower levels, mountain lions. My usually slow poke characters can't do much about them other than jumping onto a rock, shooting arrows, and hope the lion doesn't find its way up.

I absolutely hate trolls. Theres no getting away from them once they see you.

Yeah there is ----> :flamethrower:

:clap:

Oh yes there is that marvellous spell wizards fury soon takes care of these beasties.

goblins all the time...something about them that they don't give up...my brother and i play and when we walk around and come up to a goblin cave...its like...GOBLINS......and then you go to the isles and grummites are just as bad

What about us people who like relying on physical power?
Not all of us use magic

I avoid tedium by lowering the difficulty slider to a comfortable level. :thumbsup:

Use Goldbrand then :flamethrower:

Enemies that take too long to kill, just because it is boring.

With my mage character it was anything that casts silence.

My mystic archer's fear is that some of her foes (especially magey type ones) might use detect life to find her. Fortunately, they seem a little dumb for that. Silence is indeed a bummer, but homemade dispel potions can help. In fact, probably every pure mage should probably carry some restore magicka and dispel potions. As long as you can keep your magic mojo groove going, everything can be magically dealt with.

Also Saviour′s Hide and Mundane Ring with their resist magic. Lothran uses them together with a custom resist/absorb magicka spell

I? saw some mudcrabs

By the water recently.

I steered clear of them.

Goldbrand isn't just lying there for me to take it, besides my personality doesn't like relying on enchanted items like Goldbrand that are attained from quests etc.
Besides a enchanted item in MY game isn't really useful for low level



Well at least they are slow and not too bright, their pincers are sharp though. :talk:
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Lol right on!!

I avoid no generic enemies, though there are these darn "special" enemies. I try to avoid the named liches and that stuff. Is more... Unsettling than usual.

On my vampire character there aren't many mobs that are set to be aggressive. Most wildlife will leave her alone as long as a weapon isn't drawn. All undead except liches (nether liches are cool) are considered friendly.

That being said whenever I run across an ogre or minotaur I have a good 2-3 minute fight on my hands. Doesn't matter how you fight them. Their only purpose in life is to tear **** up.

When I was around the teens in levels, I mostly just did my best to avoid spriggans, bears, and will o' the wisps. Then, I hit 50 Destruction and made some spells that made short work of just about any enemy in the game. (Think elemental damage + weakness to magic + weakness to given element, used by touching a few times in a few seconds. Made a variant with a second of paralyze once I hit 75 Destruction. No enemy is hard with this.)

Now, though, I am wearing gear that makes me faster, and using a spell that boosts my speed every few seconds, so I just run past most enemies unless they would fill a nice soul gem for me. (If my character had a bumper sticker, it would be "I break for Minotaur Lords.") I stopped going into random caves and mines because I'm not very interested in wonton slaying without a quest to frame it anymore. It was kind of getting repetitive, and there are certainly more than enough hours of quests to keep me busy.



Is that a mod, or is that a natural aspect of playing a vampire? That sounds awesome.

Been awhile since i last played Oblivion but I hated any mob that required a 100 arrows or an half and hour of slash and block to kill. At the end the end of shivering isle i turn the difficulty down simply to kill stuff quicker.

On my mage Character anything with reflect spell or absorb would give me problems the Xivilai or whatever its called was proabably the worst it summoning clanfears which for a close quarter weak mage can be a threat