11-02-2011, 01:56 AM
Never played Daggerfall. Absolutely loved Morrowind. Oblivion is fun, but damn it's dumbed down. The leveled system is a bit annoying too. I know Morrowind had a "leveled system" of sorts, but if you could figure out how to kill tough opponents you didn't get some downgraded loot for the effort.
Most of it in MW had to do with things like constant effect enchant making, love them golden saints that show up at about Clevel 20
Guess, if your conjuration skill were high enough, you could conjure them 1 by 1 and slay them for their souls.
Also, IIRC, you had to be at least level 20 to get a Daedric Tower Shield, because those only randomly dropped from the above-mentioned golden saints.
In MW, as soon as I got levitate and a bow or decent attack spell, Umbra was toast. IIRC levitate and, for example, a scroll of fiercely roasting worked wonders. Take that you lowly ground-based melee grunt
From then on, had a great 2H weapon that served well for many, many areas to come. Would sell the armour... hated medium armour in MW, mediocre protection, bad enchantability, and pretty high weight.
In Oblivion, assuming one could even kill Umbra at the same level as in MW, you'd get a downgraded sword ... not sure about her armour.
MW had lots of good high-end items that you could collect at a low level with some moxie and forethough.
Always seemed counter productive to penalize people for being able to kill stuff early.
Most of it in MW had to do with things like constant effect enchant making, love them golden saints that show up at about Clevel 20
Guess, if your conjuration skill were high enough, you could conjure them 1 by 1 and slay them for their souls.Also, IIRC, you had to be at least level 20 to get a Daedric Tower Shield, because those only randomly dropped from the above-mentioned golden saints.
In MW, as soon as I got levitate and a bow or decent attack spell, Umbra was toast. IIRC levitate and, for example, a scroll of fiercely roasting worked wonders. Take that you lowly ground-based melee grunt
From then on, had a great 2H weapon that served well for many, many areas to come. Would sell the armour... hated medium armour in MW, mediocre protection, bad enchantability, and pretty high weight.In Oblivion, assuming one could even kill Umbra at the same level as in MW, you'd get a downgraded sword ... not sure about her armour.
MW had lots of good high-end items that you could collect at a low level with some moxie and forethough.
Always seemed counter productive to penalize people for being able to kill stuff early.