Right, coz it would be much more practical to have everyone start a new playthrough for each of these factions. That'd it make it more realistic, when you become archmage of the College in Winterhold!! And then start over and grind for a hundred hours to become the master assassin. And then again. And again. And again.
And how long will that take, and how will you know about any of this, assuming you're not playing with a walkthrough in one hand?
What the fuck does this even mean? If you want to make an assassin, you're naturally going to max bows stealth. Doesn't take a rocket science to realize that these shitty fucking enemies aren't finding you, even when you're literally crouched five feet in front of them. And again, if you're an assassin, what else are you going to use other than the assassin's glove. I figured this shit out when I was 13 ffs. Game was easy as fuck, even on expert. I didn't bother playing it on Master, cause it would have just been more of the same shit with higher numbers.
It means that unless you're playing with a min-maxingguide that tells you exactly where to go, you will spend dozens if not hundreds of hours just getting to the point where the game is piss-easy. Especially if you actually explore and get side-traccked, instead of playing like an autistic thirteen year-old.
Min maxing? I'm playing a stealthy character, why the fuck wouldn't I max stealth? That's not min maxing, that's just common sense. And what does exploring/getting side-tracked have to do with leveling? You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Sometimes it's a good idea to just say, "Yeah guess you're right, my mistake.", instead of trying to push a square peg into a round hole.
Getting all of this highly specific stuff requires ample gameplay time if you play naturally. Sneak in particular is tricky to level, unless you use exploits. Assassin's Brotherhood gear needs to be found and acquired, the game doesn't tell you "go here to be an assassin" like it does with Dawnguard and Dragonborn dlcs. Same thing with a "strong dagger or bow". Like I said, dozens if not hundreds of hours of gameplay without autism and cheating.
Have you even played the fucking game,do you even fucking know what you are talking about?! It takes many hours to max stealth in that fucking game! It takes like 30 fucking hours on a stealth playtrough to get to 100,that is if you decide to play and cheat or cheese. If you decide to go min/max and max out the blacksmithing,enchanting and speech before going adventuring it will be one hell of a ride even without going on on hardest dif.
Leveling sneak as you play comes naturally. Getting a strong bow if you use bows comes naturally. And I'd like to note, you don't specifically need assassins gloves if you want to use a bow.
I leveled sneak pretty fucking fast mate, fast enough that it made most combat trivial. You don't necessarily need 100 stealth throughout the entire game. Even with it at reasonable levels, you can easily just sneak wherever the fuck you want to go.
I regret bringing up assassins gear, because if you're using a box, you don't even necessarily need the gloves. The game is still ridiculously easy even without these specific gloves which do optimize how you sneak attack people with daggers.
The game picks up in difficulty towards the middle of the game, which is coincidentally right as you begin to start getting enough levels in stealth to give you the ability to sneak around fairly easily.
Nah, you're just bad. I played Skyrim when I was 12-13 years old and I had no difficulty with the game. The stealth is just one example of the game having shit combat; the game wans't difficult playing as a pure warrior or mage either.
"Max stealth", as in I actively work towards getting feats and skilling up stealth while I play the game.
that huge path of exile skill tree is mostly stuff like "+2% def" thoughThen:
Now:
Meh. It goes both ways.
