Thread: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

the games are like crack to me, but I feel as if playing as an Archer has made the games too easy. I started playing on the Expert setting (I like games like this to take a long time to beat) but thanks to my perks (Overdrawn, Eagle Eye, Steady Hand, Power Shot and Quick Shot, and the sneak 3x perk) humanoid enemies can't even get close to me before I kill them.

Best. Mod. Ever.

My computer is too crappy and old to meet the minimum system requirements.... :( Darn you 2.0 GHz Dual-Core Processor!! Hopefully I get an Xbox.

I've got about 80-90 hours total, with about 40-45 per characters.

I started off with a Nord and switched to a Khajit because the Nord I made was fuck ugly. Nord fought for the Stormcloaks cause it felt more in character for him.

Khajit reclaimed Skyrim for the empire, then proceeded to kill the emperor for the Dark Brotherhood.

#SkyrimLogic

I have an Argonian and a Dark Elf. I play for plot, though.

My Argonian is my primary character, and is fairly neutral morally. He favors the Empire, however, because Hadvar helped him escape Helgen's destruction. He is currently in Sovngarde, getting ready to have his final showdown with Alduin. He's Harbinger of the Companions, Arch-Mage of the College of Winterhold, and Blood-Kin of the Orcs. Fairly Mary Sue, yes.

My Dark Elf is definitely chaotic evil. He's joined the Thieves Guild and the Dark Brotherhood (I loled so hard at the chick freaking out when I killed Grelod the Kind). I'm going to have him go with the Stormcloaks, but it's only so that he can further destabilize the world so he can take it over eventually. Pretty cliche, but yeah.

So, I downloaded the Deadly Dragons mod. First dragon I encounter is the strongest dragon and one shots me. D:

A little Skyrim poem I've no doubt most of you have heard, but some of you may not have.

Health bar is red
Stamina is green
I'm leveling one handed
If you know what I mean.