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- Two-Handed + Light Armor? :: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim General . . .
Ultimately, whether you use light or heavy armor, you cannot go beyond 80% damage resistance, meaning that what really decides the usefulness of each armor type is determined by if the character plans to use Enchanting If they are, then heavy armor is useless pointless, as light armor can do it better
- Why ever choose Light Armor over Heavy? :: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim . . .
Light armor is inexpensive With light armor, you move slightly faster ---Later in the game, light and heavy armor act very similar So the choice is mostly based on personal preference In my experience, light armor does give an advantage early on when playing on Master or Legendary Difficulty Leather armor is light, cheap and easy to upgrade
- TESV: A COMPLETE COMPENDIUM OF SKYRIM’S ARMOR SETS [FULLY ILLUSTRATED]
Light Armor provides less protection than its heavier counterpart, but the same time it is more flexible, weights a lot less and slows down only a fraction the user’s movement speed Those traits make it ideal for all kinds of raiding and covert ops that value sneaking, agility and speed over brute force and raw defensive capabilities Image 2
- Light or heavy armor question (vanilla game) :: The Elder Scrolls V . . .
Both light and heavy armor can reach the armor cap It is easier to do with heavy armor, of course, but light armor can reach it as well When it comes right down to it, the differences will be mostly visual and perks For perks (assuming all are taken), light armor has better stamina regen and has a 10% chance to avoid all damage from a melee
- 1h vs 2h vs Dual wield and lightarmor vs heavy armor
Heavy armor pros: Useless, making the choice easier Light armor pros: Reaches the same armor value as HA only without the penalties (normal people call this sh*t game design) Heavy armor cons: Exists for some reason Light armor cons: None 1h pros: None 2h pros: None Dual Wield pros: None Bow pros: All of them
- Fastest way to level light armor? :: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim . . .
Delay the victory over melee enemies is the best way i guess Put your most efficient heal per magica healing spell on one hand and perhaps a shield to block in between on the other, then let the enemy hit you to level up your armor skill and not kill that enemy before it becomes critical for you (out of magica and low hitpoits) perhaps damage the enemy to almost dead so that you can finish it
- What is the difference between heavy and light shields
Ive heard stranger things when it came to skyrim so I just took it at face value Sorry for jumping the gun earlier, I was in a hurry That could simply be the because of the armor cap - as long as you have all the smithing perks, you can pretty much wear any armor and still reach the armor cap (think it is something like 560)
- Alteration vs Light Armour (Master Difficulty)
Version 1 9 of the Official Skyrim patch allows skills to be reset to their minimum of level 15 and retrained while refunding any perk points allocated to that skill The skill level reduction allows the player to exceed the previous level cap of 81, and eventually gain enough skill perks to have all the perks for all skills, at the cost of
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