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Screenshot of Week 51 [Submissions Closed]. Linked Related Change language. Install Steam. Store Page. Global Achievements. Xaxxus View Profile View Posts. So as you all probably know, in order to get all perks fully maxxed out you need perk points. I decided to do some testing via the console to figure out how many times you would need to level your skills in order to get to level perk points What i did was use a batch file with advskill command for every skill skill in the game, set them all to legendary and repeat over and over to see how long it takes.
As bethesda said, once you reach level 50, you stop gaining levels at an increasing rate, this rate continues on past the old level cap so as you can immagine, grinding out level is going to be VERY tedious What that means is that you have maxed out each skill 9 times. Illusion is already one of Skyrim's best schools of magic in the hands of a good player, but this perk in conjunction with a high Illusion stat effectively breaks the game. The only enemy type you'll struggle to influence is dragons.
But everything else? It's fair game. Quiet Casting is a much stronger perk than it sounds. Its perk description states that it makes every spell in the game be silent to others when cast. This is invaluable for Illusion spells since it allows players to cast Muffle or Invisibility without alerting enemies. Where this perk truly shines is in its application with other schools of magic. Casting Destruction-based runes or planting traps is much more practical with this perk.
Better yet, Quiet Casting affects Shouts! Using Whirlwind Sprint or Bend Will will no longer cause nearby enemies to become alerted. For stealth builds, this is a must. Block is one of the most underrated skills in Skyrim. Perks related to blocking allow you to disarm targets, deal a large chunk of damage through bashes, and run into targets to knock them on the ground.
Arguably the best perk from this tree is Quick Reflexes, which causes time to slow down if you are blocking an enemy's power attack. The time slow begins immediately, and it lingers for a couple of seconds. This gives you ample time to attack the enemy a few times, dodge the incoming attack, or unleash a Shout. Quick Reflexes is an on-command Slow Time Shout with no cooldown. To prevent bugs related to this perk, make sure to install the Unofficial Skyrim Patch mod. It shouldn't take much explanation to understand why Assassin's Blade is such a good perk.
Soul gems provide extra magicka for recharging. Can create steel armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Magical weapons and armor can now be improved. Can create Elven armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Can create scaled and steel plate armor at forges, and improve them twice as much. Can create glass armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much.
Can create Dwarven armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Can create Orcish armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Can create ebony armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Can create daedric armor and weapons at forges, and improve them twice as much. Unarmed attacks with Heavy Armor gauntlets do their base armor rating in extra damage.
Sneak attack bonus is two times the damage. Half damage from falling if wearing all Heavy Armor: head, chest, hands, feet Also reduces damage from environmental physics such as flying debris launched into the air by force shouts or other enemy attacks, and some traps. Wearing Heavy armor no longer affects how much stamina is used when sprinting. Any heavy armor worn no longer counts towards the carry weight. Elemental Protection. Attacks with battle axes cause extra bleeding damage Additional ranks raise the bleeding damage.
Attacks with war axes cause extra bleeding damage additional ranks raise the bleeding damage.
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