Back in the game, you can press up on the d-pad to call up your Favorites list, and an alphabetized selection of the items you’ve set will be available. Enter your inventory, find the item/power, and press the button to “Favorite” that selection. Any item or power in your inventory can be set to your favorites menu, and you should put your most commonly used weapons, spells, shouts, and potions into your favorites right away. SOLUTION: This one is a must, but it might be a little confusing without an explanation. PROBLEM: I hate going into the menu every time I want to change my sword.
For instance, if you found yourself constantly running out of the ability to cast more spells, you need more magicka. The easy way to decide is to recall your recent time in the game, and determine which of the three you ran out of the most, and then boost that stat. When you level, you’ll also have the choice to assign a boost to health, magicka, or stamina. For example, taking dual-casting magic perks won’t do you any good if you regularly use a weapon in one of your hands. Within your chosen skill trees, think carefully about which perks are the most valuable, and which you will actually use – it’s rare that you’ll want to acquire every available perk in a skill tree.
However, focusing on leveling the abilities you utilize regularly, and then adding perks to those skills, will go a long way to shaping a powerful hero. You’ll undoubtedly venture out into perks on other skill trees, and that’s fine. For instance, for a strong melee character you might try One-Handed (Weapons), Block (Shield), Heavy Armor, and Restoration magic, just so you can do some healing. The first time you level, take 5 or 10 minutes to peruse the Level Up screen, and try to pick three of four skill trees you’re especially interested in. That means picking perks is the main way you’ll shape your character’s abilities, so they’re kind of a big deal.
SOLUTION: Skyrim doesn’t utilize a traditional class system to determine your abilities. PROBLEM: I’m worried about making a crappy character. However, the game has so much to do that you can easily get overwhelmed, especially in the first five to ten hours.Īfter multiple Game Informer editors spent dozens of hours apiece in the game, we’ve come away with some simple tips to help ease your path onto the snow-lined paths of Skyrim. How big is it? We’ll leave that for you to figure out. Skyrim is an incredibly large and complex game.
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