Why fallout 3 will dramatically help Skyrim : V - Skyrim

» Wed Mar 30, 2011 2:26 am

I'm level 10 because I'm making sure I get a good amount of points for my intelligence and willpower because I am playing as a full on Mage. So are you saying there will be more enemy's in quantity the higher I get in levels?

The leveling system is wonky and I'm on my 4th game. This time I chose major skills that I don't use as much and the leveling was the slowest I've ever leveled. After 244 hours, I'm in the middle of Level 16. It was great for a long time. Now the enemies are really getting strong and I'm beginning the KotN DLC and trying to finish the Fighter's Guild quests and will save Mage's Guild for the last just before finishing the Main Quest. I'm hoping I can make it because I'm on PS3 and I get hit with the A-bomb. I just told you that for background. I definitely found more and stronger enemies as I leveled up but there were many rats and imps in the early levels; they just were easier to deal with. Then later add in the wolves, trolls, ogres and Minotaur Lords out in the forests. It depends on how much time you spend in the forest...they're definitely out there....then there's the bears and mountain lions...oh boy. I summon a lot so I have help if I need it though. Keep going....I think you'll find there are many.

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» Wed Mar 30, 2011 12:40 pm

Yes, but here's hoping the plot story and characters are better than F3.

I'm not getting my hopes up for this. But if it happends I will be amazed.

» Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:22 pm

I hadn't noticed any lack of enemies in Oblivion. They're a little more statically placed than FO3 - travel down the road to Anvil and you'll always encounter minotaurs, mountain lions, an ogre and some bandits at the same points - but there's plenty of stuff trying to whack you. A little TOO much for my taste, at times. There's little stories and details in dungeons like FO3 too - like the guy who lives with goblins (forget his name), notes from necromancers and bandits etc. You just have to pay attention.

The main improvement FO3 had was humans that looked reasonably human, if a little rigid.

» Wed Mar 30, 2011 12:30 am

MMM gave me enough creatures to face. I can't wait to try the NEW MMM for Skyrim!

» Wed Mar 30, 2011 10:22 am

MMM gave me enough creatures to face. I can't wait to try the NEW MMM for Skyrim!

Loved the MMM, I actually learned Geck to an extent just to add more creatures, I know how to add creatures and send them on various patrols, I also can scale their size too. But with the new Skyrim creation kit I'm going to learn the spawning system so I can control the amount myself!

» Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:19 pm

The leveling system is wonky and I'm on my 4th game. This time I chose major skills that I don't use as much and the leveling was the slowest I've ever leveled. After 244 hours, I'm in the middle of Level 16. It was great for a long time. Now the enemies are really getting strong and I'm beginning the KotN DLC and trying to finish the Fighter's Guild quests and will save Mage's Guild for the last just before finishing the Main Quest. I'm hoping I can make it because I'm on PS3 and I get hit with the A-bomb. I just told you that for background. I definitely found more and stronger enemies as I leveled up but there were many rats and imps in the early levels; they just were easier to deal with. Then later add in the wolves, trolls, ogres and Minotaur Lords out in the forests. It depends on how much time you spend in the forest...they're definitely out there....then there's the bears and mountain lions...oh boy. I summon a lot so I have help if I need it though. Keep going....I think you'll find there are many.

:tes:

Ok I'll check that out and post back if it changes for me!