Skyrim Countdown

[Faith No More]

You said 50 perks, which isn't true.

[Napoléon]

You said 50 perks, which isn't true.

Ummm no. Not what I said.

Soft level cap is at 50, so that's 50 perks, you level after that but very slowly, so possibly a few more.

Sure you can read?

[Faith No More]

Right now I'm not so sure...

[theVOID]

Anyone know the total number of perks you can get? I've used a load but I want to plan out the rest so I don't get something I'll regret. On that note, anyone got any good perk suggestions? I play as a thief/assassin so need short range, light armour, etc.

You get 80/300 I think, though at level 43 It already takes two hours to level up...

[Darth]

I just bought it and will be playing it later tonight. So you guys have been playing for a while, any tips, not spoilers, but things like where in oblivion the levelling system was messed up and if u wanted to do it effectively (not quickly) and play hard mode u had to do it one particular way, things like that. don't wanna waste time on a char I like but have to restart =D

[The_Flying_Skeptic]

You said 50 perks, which isn't true.

Ummm no. Not what I said.

Soft level cap is at 50, so that's 50 perks, you level after that but very slowly, so possibly a few more.

Sure you can read?

Yeah, you can get approximately 80 perks according to the guide.

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out of 200 perks

[Tiberius]

Nice.

As for tips, I think the game is really balanced. You get XP for doing anything, even something simple like selling / buying stuff. I love that armour and weapons can't get damaged anymore; it's another thing I don't have to worry about (or spend money on).

[Napoléon]

I love that armour and weapons can't get damaged anymore; it's another thing I don't have to worry about (or spend money on).

Yeah same here, always used to bug me in the fallout games. It's a pretty interesting concept, but when it's there it become little more than a chore.

[The_Flying_Skeptic]

The leveling up system is anxiety proof. Level up however you want to. The only thing that one needs to worry about is where you want your perks to go because those are limited and you want to max out the skills you care about the most first. If you're are interested in archery perks, you don't want to be using magic all the time. I haven't used anything but a bow so far.

[Violet]

I get to play Skyrim again this weekend. I don't intend to use anything more than fireballs (and many of them). Because I am in the mood to BURN IT DEAD!















I will blaze my way through Skyrim, scorching the earth behind me, incinerating all that touches me, and obliterating all things foolish enough to enter my reach.