But the way the game is meant to be played is debatable, some of us wants to focus more on the story, quests and challenges rather than getting perks "the normal way". Before I get that, I can only circle, avoiding and hitting without blocking, so then I end up leveling up far more on one handed and almost nothing of the block skills, and I want to try to keep the one handed and block skills balanced. I only want to power level up block and armor skills until they don't slow me down, then I can try the circling, avoiding and hitting while blocking technique with a one handed weapon and a shield, and that is almost necessary on higher or the highest difficulty settings. Life is too short to turn this into yet another competitive endeavor especially since it is a single player game and the only one you are comparing yourself to are the power leveling idiots on Youtube and the internet who call themselves "gamers", but don't actually play the games they way they are meant to be played. Stop worrying about being a God after Bleak Falls Barrow.
If you are a melee character who uses shields, you will naturally level this up since it is part of your typical sword & board style of play. And not even by that much once you're actually playing the game it becomes negligible.īlocking is the same way.
Wearing heavy armor only differs from light armor in that heavy armor slows you down. Unlike other RPGs there are no special requirements for a character to be able to wear different armors in the game. The only real bonuses to armor are some invisible bonuses (100 points) you don't even see if you get something like the "Well Fitted" perk (Heavy Armor). They might was well just use the console and give themselves max levels, perks, items, etc. They are free to play play however they want, but it almost defeats the purpose of buying the game if all they are going to do is power-level because that's only 1/100th of the game's content, IMO. Too many players seemed to be obsessed with power-leveling and not playing the game.
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