Any info out on this yet?

Personally hoping we don't have to go through the tedium of recharging them w/soul gems. Would rather the power of the enchant be a set amount maybe still depending on the size/material of the weapon but not using charges.

Thoughts?

Charge it with a spell.

Picture this. Your enemy is coming at you, your health is low. One last chance. Gathering all your Magicka, you send a shockwave into your blade, and thrust. The jolt from the blade Flails your opponent yards away, dead before he hits the ground. A smoldering carcus, foolish enough to think he had you beat.

Seen a lot of people complaining about this, and don't understand why it upsets so many. Seems similar to using ammo in a shooter, except you have to open the inventory. Could someone please explain why this is such a hardship?

Its the tedioum of having to capture soulds freqenty, or only have an encahntment last halfway through a dungeon. YOu weapons essentially need batteriest to function fully and it really takes it out of the game if after every second fight yo uhave ot stop and use a soul gem ot top up the sword charge.

Eloquently put, however it's far more straightforward when you play a game. Low health, you click fast, you kill the opponent, and you move on.

I know, I drag it out a bit. But use "Charge weapon -- Fire" Spell. Drains mana for a period of time, or sipes it with each hit to the enemy.

Just bring it back to what it was in Morrowind where enchantments would recharge themselves

If so then it can be less tedious by automating the process, like the ammo.

So they can introduce a system, an option, for the players to define if the charge of the current weapon depletes, use a soul gem that can fill it up without much overcharge, and the engine should do that, and inform the player whenever this happens, by a message or an extra player animation and and a sound, just like the current shooters.

That solves the tedium problem. ;D

I'd prefer the weapon recharging by itself, I never used enchanted weapons like this in OB because I hate relying on other items for my weapon to actually work.