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[scy]

[zamisk]

[PLA]

[Drathi]

A friend of my friend told me that there is an easy ay to get 100 smithing early and explained it to me. I don't know if Scy probably did this already, or explained it, but I heard if you bought all of the iron ignots you can find and just made iron daggers, sold the iron daggers and bought more ignots, you'd get there pretty quickly.

'Course, I don't know the exact time estimation. xP

[PLA]

^ Yeah, that's the standard. Though if you want Enchanting, maybe rings are useful. They are made in pairs.

[scy]

Tradeskill wise:

Smithing - Buy Iron Ingots and either Hide, Leather, or Leather Strips. Make Daggers. While you're at it...

Enchanting - Buy up Petty and Lesser Soul Gems that are pre-filled; use them to Enchant whatever gives the most money onto your Daggers. If you can, Banish is by FAR the best as you'll net 1500 - 2000 value Daggers. I like this method more than the Black Star refilling one since it nets you money to pay off your Smithing habit.

Alchemy - Kill yourself.

You can wait 48 hours to refresh vendors but I find that to be a waste. Make a circuit of going to cities. For instance, I use Whiterun (2x Soul Gem Vendors, 3x Ingot Vendors), Winterhold (5x Soul Gem Vendors), and Riften (1x Ingot, 1x Soul Gem; mostly used as a spot to unload Daggers to a variety of Vendors) before repeating. General Good Vendors are your ideal target as they'll buy Daggers and sell Soul Gems; I'd take the time to buy pre-filled Grand Soul Gems if you want to do some Enchanting at 100. Plus, you'll make the money back from selling Enchanted weapons anyway.

[SirthOsiris]

Well, beat Prinny Baal in D2. Now I need to hunt down his pirate, then I can fight Pringer X.

And looking at those stats, I might want to gather those Rank 40 equips anyway.

[Weeaboolits]

[PLA]

Some are saying Vampitude only stunts your health regen. (Not every regen.) That sounds much less inconvenient. Too tired to confirm.

Edit: Armor cap. Hmm, some redundancy between Smithing and Armor perks. Smithing seems to have the edge, with weapons and no set requirements.

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Lul. :3

[SirthOsiris]

Said "screw it" and bought Skyrim for PS3.

Worthy purchase so far.

Rocking it with an archer/ sword-and-board Khajiit that I'll probably call at the end the 'Black Lion of Skyrim.'

[PLA]

Paladin of Trolling: Costless Respite Healing (/ Close Wounds?) in one hand, Power Attack in the other.

Edit: "Talk to the hand!"

[Weeaboolits]

[scy]

[zamisk]

Skyward Swoooooooord!!!


YEAH

[Maxine MagicFox]

^_^ How far have you gotten, Zamisk? Just beat the first dungeon.

Enjoying every second of the game - though I find it irritating when the controls get off center frequently. I mean, it's an easy fix but it's still kinda annoying. *shrugs*

It was funny, though. My sister, who knows absolutely NOTHING about the game (me, I just knew from like one or two vids I've watched) came into the room and was all like "So! What are we doing this game? Is it Epona or more boat sailing." Me: "Neither." "? So what is it?" Me: Starts to run Link off the pier Her: "Wait... it's not!" Me: Link dives off and calls his bird: "FLYING!!" It was a very epic moment the way it played out and she is now TOTALLY psyched about playing the game.

Took me forever, though to win the "race". -_-; Also, I keep wanting to hit "A" for my sword and then I get hit and I'm like "doh! >_< "