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I don't get the hate for the forsworn, at least for my melee character they make for easy xp fodder. I don't care for the rift due to its vast emptiness, although I like it more now that I just float down the river to get to Riften

Early sales figures for the game say that yeah, they're doing all right.

I generally make what I call 'loot runs' where I hit a bunch of towns in succession to unload all my stuff. I generally start in Markarth, so I can drop off and pick things up at my house, then continue on to Whiterun, and if I have a lot of stolen items, Riften.

Wolfie wrote:Genreal traders, they buy evreything and tend to have more gold it seems to me

I find the blacksmiths tend to have lots of cash, but they deal in a very limited supply of goods.

Also transforming some items doesn't remove their stolen tag. For instance enchanting stolen armor doesn't remove the stolen tag.

Alchemists are willing to buy them, so I usually unload as many of them as I can on alchemists, and if they run out of cash I start to swap for healing and magicka potions.

I imagine the only way is to finish whatever quest is associated with it. You can find a lot of the minor quests in the Miscellaneous category of your quest log. Unfortunately since there's no console on consoles (ironic) you can't just drop quest items.

If you're trying to cut weight, quest items ...

Focus early on magicka, I pumped magicka past 250 before I put anything into health. Conjuration is important because it distracts opponents. Frenzy is good for that too.

Pump a couple perks into alchemy to make your magicka potions stronger, because you'll be needing them. Same with enchantment ...

There's a cap at 25% I believe although with the dual enchantments perk I believe a few people have gotten 100% cost reduction. I wouldn't do it personally, it seems rather game-breaking (much like 100% chameleon)

I didn't hate much enemies until a couple of days ago when I met a Forsworn Briarheart ice mage.
[@#$%] one-shot me with Ice Storm, and I have 30% Magic Resist from the Alteration perk tree.
Mages in general are annoying to fight as a mage, because you can't abuse the stagger thing from dualcasting ...

I'll need someone else to confirm it, but I'm fairly certain that as you become famous you may be targeted by assassins, assuming your fame is as a good person not a master criminal

Dear monkey Jesus, those Dwemer Centurions are impossible.

This.

I just don't get the draugr hate, I love them. I especially like it when they mix up regular draugr and restless draugr in mobs. Adds a bit of strategy since I can blow away normal draugr with one spell but I have to conjure to ...

For anyone who doesn't know you can rotate and zoom in on the loading screens

Mekorosi wrote:I usually break from it after killing the dragon at the the Whiterun tower, as I believe it triggers the appearance of dragons in the wilderness.

Yeah it's worth it too, I've never had much trouble with dragons and they have great loot.

Those Centurions continue to be impervious to damage for me.

Personally I broke away from it after Bleak Falls Barrow. They said I needed to go see the Greybeards, and I was like, yeah maybe later. That was 20+ levels ago

I don't get the fear of them, I like them. I'm not a sneaker though, I charge through dungeons throwing lightning bolts around and conjuring atronachs so I rarely get snuck up on

Most bandit forts I have been to didn't respawn, but as I progressed were occupied by either Stormcloaks or the Empire.

I've noticed this as well, I cleared several forts around Whiterun and later I was traveling past one of them and I saw people so I went in to slaughter more bandits, and it was ...

"time slows down during power attack" perk is a complete waste, it doesnt slow down at all

Oh yes it does, and gives you great opportunity for counter-strike. What you do is to raise your shield, and wait your opponent to try to break your shielding with power attack (of course there are enemies ...

Yeah, thanks, I was wondering when the next patch was coming. PS3 has some framerate problems I'm hoping will be fixed.

When you enchant your weapons, do you go for a higher damage level instead of more charges? If so where do you get the soul gems to constantly recharge your gear?

Youll need armor or robes enchanted to resist magicka, or you won't be able to get close enough to kill them.

I agree about the beserker. No more getting staggered and ruining, I turn on the rage and it's all over

I know there are perks in the one handed tree for decapitation, although I've yet to see one.

I think it depends on the person who dies. As Frostmage stated, shop owners who die will generally be replaced, however other non essential characters may not. For instance, I got ambushed by a dragon just outside Whiterun a few minutes ago, and the guards and the Farmers came to my defense, but one ...