Impossible to know based off of one mission. Unfortunately you'll need to play a couple hours to get a good feel for the character, but from what you described it should be fine, especially after you start levelling up your Light Armor stats.
Any comments on this from anyone?
I haven't found any place thats particularly heavy with ore veins (besides Dwemer ruins). Even the mines only have a couple. I usually end up having most of the ore/bars I need just from regular adventuring by the time I'm ready to make a new set of weapons/armor, and I buy what I dont have.
Dwemer ruins have TONS of dwarven armor, ingots, and pieces to smelt into dwarven ingots. Dwarven gets underpowered pretty early, but if its your material of choice at the time, a run through a single Dwemer ruin should give you enough bars to craft and upgrade a full set of armor and weapons for you and a follower. You can't make a set of light dwarven armor though, its heavy only.
I haven't run into a single Dwemer ruin yet, but I'm still only exploring the areas south of Winterhold (?). My hoarding ways has no accumulated $39k in gold, and I'm mostly avoiding paying for training right now.
At level 25 and with a decent archery skill, I can finally take on multiple giants and mammoths at once. But damn is the block skill hard to level up.
Awesome/weird thing was a random dragon that followed me and landed right in the middl of Falk____ (SW town). The entire village joined in and now there's a dragon corpse in the middle of the main boulevard.
Pretty much all of the menu clicking issues I had were solved with the patch. I only have a couple problems with it now. Sometimes when I click on a category on the far left it closes the menu, and after I read a book through my inventory the mouse doesn't work unless I click on the left column. Other than that I find the mouse works fine.
And of course there's the few very lucky players out there whom never get any CTDs claiming that because they themselves never get any that automatically it means that the game is perfect, pristine, a coding example amongst coders of this world, and that anyone getting CTDs must have an unstable system (mark my words).
Is anyone having trouble switching between dual-wielding 1h weapons and spells? If you assign a hotkey for a spell/weapon, pressing the hotkey will only equip it in your right hand. So you have to manually select the spells/weapon with the mouse every time you want to switch if you intend to dual-wield.
Ha! Draug Death Overlord pops out of a casket near her and Drusilla's Daedra Lord bodyguard jumps him, his sword making the draug catch fire. Daedra made mincemeat of the DDO in short order. I also like using a storm atronach against dragons.
Disappointment though. A dragon appeared once again near a village where I had already killed two blood dragons. Thought I'd use the powerful revenant spell to resurrect one of those to fight it but that only moves the skeleton. Bummer.
Maybe dragons cannot be resurrected except by Alduin.
Do you remember back when you were at level 8-10 or so. How many medium-strong bandits could you take on before it become an oh shit moment? I'm getting stronger but I can still be wasted by 3 strong bandits. Draugr are mostly a joke for me though.
I'm having trouble with bandits at level 22. In fact, bandits are the only enemies that actually give me trouble. They seem to scale in a strange manner.
Awesome! Will do for sure, thanks!Dwemer ruins have TONS of dwarven armor, ingots, and pieces to smelt into dwarven ingots. Dwarven gets underpowered pretty early, but if its your material of choice at the time, a run through a single Dwemer ruin should give you enough bars to craft and upgrade a full set of armor and weapons for you and a follower. You can't make a set of light dwarven armor though, its heavy only.
Just finished the Dustman's Cairn quest to get into the Companions at Whiterun. That dungeon felt like this to me:
easy, easy, easy, easy, easy, OMFG HARD, easy, easy, easy, easy.
There's this one area where you face about 6 bandits and a bunch of mummies all at once. Took about 8 or 9 tries to get through that part.
ummm... my companion is missing.. lydia. but the thing is she isnt dead.. her bed is still owned and I can not get another companion. is there way to find her or bring her back?
i think it has to do with buggy "command system" i told her to wait while i go on sneaky attack and she probbably went over the mountain or something.
of course fast travel was tried as well as sleep etc.
help~
UPDATE. FOUND HER! just incase anyone else has problem finding their companion (missing, not dead) this is what I did.
I got into battle in the area where I last saw her, and I donno where she came from but she joined battle soon after.
Companion was in don't follow mode.
but these bandits are stronng.!
Just faced a Blood Dragon last night at level 12 or so. I was just running tot he Bards college quest where you have to return the voice and he comes swooping down on me. I popped Berserker Rage and destroyed him. I lost like 20 health after standing in his breath the whole time. Berserker Rage is amazingly powerful.
Also that first bards college quest was a lot of fun.
Well not for me 100% and there are a lot more issues than that with the PC UI.
http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/EricSchwarz/20111114/8890/User_Interface_Analysis_Skyrim.php