Really?!!?

hey i never said anything about havign a problem with the key myself, i just find it odd that anyone would put any other function near that key, and yes i have it disabled, but it doesnt stop me form disliking anything that goes near it. Its like my firearms, i have them unloaded and away from any ammo but i just dont like anyone else wanting to touch them even though its perfectly safe.

level enchanting and smithing together

How does me chopping wood increase the gold merchants have to trade with me? That doesn't make sense.

o_O

Economics.

The town exports the wood, bringing money into the town.

Winkey assassin. Keeping hardcoe characters alive since Diablo 2

Mjoll the Lioness is better than Lydia.

The is trash. That whole town... embarrassing.

quest-line is very short and ends rather abruptly. I should have savored it?

Mammoths can climb trees.

Food isn't worth picking up and cooking it is a waste of time and salt.

Catch ALL the blue butterflies.

Dragons hate the watch tower by Whiterun and the Mage's College in Winterhold.

Not all Followers are created equally; Try out a few rather than just sticking the ones thrust upon you.
Some are considerably better than others.

Yes, some followers svck, even if you put them in the best armor and give them the best weapons.
They are usually down and out, begging for mercy in a dungeon more often than they are attempting to get an entire room agro you.
Others can tank a dragon or a giant like it's just a wolf whelp. Using the same equipment.
Also some make use of a larger range of equipment given to them, others will only use one weapon thats it.

It makes a huge difference to the perks of taking a follower with me on a quest. Before they were a pain and a nuisance, now they save me when it gets tough.

I'm curious to find out if Followers are of similar level to you, or are stuck at a preset level or even stuck at the level you were when you first meet.

So True!

I wish I knew the reward for the



quest was worthless before I spent all that time on it.

Right Bumper (Shout) is not the same a Left Bumper (Sprint) on the 360 controller, especially in a shop.
Level 3 Unrelenting Force at the front door of Riften's Jarl's building (on the inside), NEVER gets old. EVER.
You do not need to spend Perk points as soon as you get them.
Fistfights are great way for Archers to get their Light Armor skill up.

I've killed several dragons since I left the greybeards, and got the glowy thing around my character each time, but didn't realize you need to press R to learn a new shout.

I guess there's no way I can use it now sigh.

@eagle: you got it wrong you need to find the shouts first, the souls are saved after you kill them - no worries, but in your shouts menu you can unlock new found shouts with those souls by pressing R



dont bother with alchemy, waste of time and the potions you find are better then those u can make

The souls are 'banked', you can use them once you find words you want.

That's exactly what I'm doing. My goal is to split the game up into thirds. My first run-through (just finished) was a (mostly pure) Thief, so I did the Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, and Stormcloak quest lines. Started a Warrior last night who will do The Companions and Imperial quest lines, and finally a Mage who just has the College of Winterhold quests.

I'm also keeping track of what side-quests I complete on each character so I don't repeat them.

I figure by the time I'm done I will have experienced close to 100% of the game. Talk about getting your $60's worth out of a game!

PS: This is a great thread. I hope there's a lot more good info to come!

No one said anything about selling wood. Only chopping wood was mentioned.

Anyone else have a surplus of dragon souls? I have, like, 16 souls stored, and can't find enough word walls to use them.

Question: On 360 if you have killed dragons and have soles where are they stored and how do I use them?

Erandur is an AWESOME Follower.

For those who don't know (yet), you can find him

You say what?!

Go to the magic menu, go to shouts. The ones you have unlocked with a soul will be equippable, and the other ones can be unlocked by "spending" a soul (can't remember which button, but it tells you on the screen). The number of souls you currently have will be in the bottom right-hand corner.

1. Press B
2. Magic
3. Scroll down to Shouts
4. Spend a minute admiring the spell effects
5. Look at the bottom right, it says how many Dragon Souls you have available.
6. Look a the bottom left which button you use to learn them (I can't remember and I don't have Souls available right now. It's probably X)
7. ???
8. PROFIT.

Do not set foot in Tolvald's Cave until your character is a badass.

As a warrior, I wish I had saved smithing for the end. I had full Daedric gear at legenday level at level 20. I didn't use any of those terrible exploits that let you make godly weapons, but it was still disappointing overall. At first I liked it, for the first 20 hours I loved it even. But then I realized nothing would ever be better than what I have now. I had already attained the best equipment availalbe for my playstyle very early on. Not a game breaker for some, but for me it makes continuing on that character less appealing.

You can rename your Enchanted items before you create them. Just found this one out.