Elder Scrolls

Littlekill

that reminds me of xen at the end of half life.

cliff racers were the worst thing ever

Lets get a little less fail in this thread and breathe a bit of nostalgia into it...
List your character specs (race, class, sign, name etc...)Race: Nord
Class: Thief
Sign: Warrior(i was noob at time)
Name: Heinrich Day
Lvl 49 legitimate (the 816 blade skill isn't)
This is my Morrowind character.

Replying to #23

You just brought on more fail into this thread with your fail specs, I hope you're happy with yourself

Replying to #24

Since all levels for skills end up in the same place(100, if you've never played), do the beginning specs really matter? Besides, the specs worked for me.
Also, yes I am very happy with myself.

Replying to #25

In oblivion its best to choose skills which almost never level up as main skills so you dont level up too much and scale the world horrifically.Morrowind i dont believe it matters

Replying to #26

I've had that happen, mobs were virtually impossible to kill and I was only level 2.

Replying to #27

well, thats just cause you're bad at games

Replying to #28

that was my second run through oblivion. first run I could kill anything with one or two hits.

Oblivion's leveling was very annoying. As you leveled up, so did every other creature and npc.
Try the Arena at lvl 30, they all run at 100 mph and get like 10 hits a second :P

Loonylion · #29that was my second run through oblivion. first run I could kill anything with one or two hits.

What, even on 50% difficulty I needed at least five.

someirishkid · #30Try the Arena at lvl 30, they all run at 100 mph and get like 10 hits a second :P

None of them lived long enough to land any hits when I was in the arena

Replying to #31

I was a very powerful mage.

I did that side quest for that orc in the arena. Told him his dad was a vampire or something. Afterwards he got depressed and just let me kill him in the arena final :P