Feels a bit like cheating might go back to previous save get companion and that's that.newish to this kind of game so sometimes I get a bit lost. Loving it though. Or simply wait and level up a lot more

Going back to previous save have to play it right way.just bit off a bit more than I could chew...

Deffo invest a few points in restoration , I think the second or third skill point halves the amount of mp used making it much more viable. Plus you get xp from using it.

When a weapon is enchanted and the charges run out how do I recharge it or is it even possible to do that?

Stupid question when an enchanted weapon runs out of charges how do I replenish it? Plus I haven't found any new stuff to disenchant in ages, is it simply a question of exploration? As always advice appreciated...

Tips for second part welcome

Yeah I've not found much new to disenchant for a while but exploration is the key, even during quests many items are hidden off the beaten track, plus I haven't really gotten into the dwarven dungeons yet

Blocks100 wrote:

If you're getting disenchanted with Skyrim, ask yourself 'Am I playing the finest iteration of the Gamebryo engine available?' The answer is of course 'No'. Take a break from from this half-baked remaster and go play Fallout 4 instead.

Then ask yourself am playing the iteration that's been rather dumbed down, doesn't have the best quests, has very samey dungeons and doesn't reward me for actually doing things. Then pack fallout 4 away and get stuck back into skyrim which actually looks better too.

I enjoyed fallout 4 at the time but the voice acting ruined conversation, the power armour ruined the game and the main quest was rubbish. Also the side quests where pretty rubbish.

For me many reasons,

Mostly I stealth build so it doesn't really suit,

I'd rather spend my time exploring not resource managing to get the most out of it.

You get it to early and there's too many knocking about.

I hate limited resources. I ended up saving it in case I needed it and used it maybe twice to tackle a couple of optional areas which lended themselves to tanking, it was much better in 3 when it came near the end.

I didn't like the hud for it.

Bob wrote:

For me many reasons,

Mostly I stealth build so it doesn't really suit,

I'd rather spend my time exploring not resource managing to get the most out of it.

You get it to early and there's too many knocking about.

I hate limited resources. I ended up saving it in case I needed it and used it maybe twice to tackle a couple of optional areas which lended themselves to tanking, it was much better in 3 when it came near the end.

I didn't like the hud for it.

Oh, you didn't like it.

Welcome to Borishall, a modest Thane's residence just outside Falkreath. Just missing the horse and carriage and a few items inside. I really should get back to playing this game instead of treating it like The Sims.



Just outside the main entrance we have a fully working smith, garden, apiary and animal pen.



Inside the regal entrance we have plenty of space to display exotic weapons and trinkets found by any resourceful adventurer.



The double height main hall gives the impression of vast space, with it's exotic chandelier hanging from the second floor.



The second floor if home to an enchanting table for those with the craft to make use it and a double and twin guest room for visiting friends and family.





For the bibliophile we have a wide range of books from across Skyrim and beyond. Be careful with those Spell tomes.



The luxurious master suite is everything a thane could want, situated next to the as yet to be used trophy room. A cellar also has room for training equipment for warriors.



Lastly, for those of you who like the outdoors life, there is a well equipped deck area for those summer parties.

Mood lighting

I hope they expand on building in the next Elder Scrolls; that fucker looks almost identical to my house. Fallout was a lot more interesting when it came to the construction.

AJ wrote:

I hope they expand on building in the next Elder Scrolls; that fucker looks almost identical to my house. Fallout was a lot more interesting when it came to the construction.

Your the kind of fucker that's ruining games.