#How to level up in oblivion how to#

#How to level up in oblivion how to#

How To Get: Find copies of this all throughout AmelionвЂ™s Tomb.Д«rusef AmelionвЂ™s Armor is a set of light armor with an enchanted shield and cuirass. Unique pieces of equipment collide with common but powerful sets вЂ“ all in one place! 15. IвЂ™ve cast aside incomplete sets or individual pieces of equipment, so those of you who value aesthetical appearance should keep reading. However, it wasnвЂ™t as easy as I thought to find entire quality sets of armor in OblivionвЂ¦ but alas, IвЂ™ve managed to compile this ranking and I do hope it helps on your playthrough! Oblivion offered some of the finest armor in the TES franchise, which means thereвЂ™s bound to be something in this list that youвЂ™ll like. I guess I still have issues with the game, after so many years of not playing it.Daedric, Imperial, CrusaderвЂ¦ there were so many armor types before the days of Skyrim that we tend to forget. Something Oblivion took out, without making magic more cost effective. It was also difficult as a mage, until you learned how to make infinite mana potions. Oblivion was always getting in the way of me playing that way, as I wanted to use illusion and archery in my builds, and archery required enchanting and mysticism to keep them enchanted. It worked well and was easily more fun than being efficient. I forced myself not to be efficient leveling and play the game. I planned out what skills I'd use, and tried to avoid going outside my class. I did manage to have fun in Morrowind by forcing myself to play with restrictions. Skyrim fixed everything so that Illusion and archery were both functional, and so many things that were previously so exploitable. I still liked Morrowind a lot, but I already saw a ton of flaws in the system at that time, and it grew to be very annoying in Oblivion. I've been gaming even longer, so I hit the disenchantment stage before you probably. Not that you don't have to watch your skill leveling, it is much more reasonable (you just want to avoid leveling too many different skills until you are strong enough to handle higher level mobs). I was quite glad that Skyrim eliminated this stuff. This too was a very annoying method of leveling.

(or was it 2 skills, I forget) These skills should not be your primary skills and should be fairly easy to level. But the whole concept just seemed wrong.ДЄnother efficient leveling trick is to level 3 skills related to an attribute 10 times, so you can raise those 3 attributes by 5 when you level. In fact it was needed if you wanted to be an illusionist focused on charm spells, because they stopped working past level 25. It was this level/stat system which I really disliked in Oblivion and previous Elder Scrolls. What that means is you can get your good abilities as powerful as you want, and then level up as you please. You want to avoid this so you can level your powerful abilities first.Д®fficient leveling means picking skills as your primaries that you ARE NOT going to use often, yet are easy to level, such as acrobatics (jump a lot) or stealth (leave the game on with you in stealth mode). If you select acrobatics as one of your primary skills, then you level up when it (and the others) level.ДЄs you level, enemies get harder.