u/PercyJackson073

I think I like libraries and orbiters
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I think I like libraries and orbiters

Coming from some roguelike background, this was one of my first few runs. Honestly, the game is very satisfying with big numbers. For some reason I always tend to lean towards max enchant builds (I discovered this sub right now so I'm not sure if this has a name). Curious what other builds are there to break the game? Also, I can't seem to go past e300 dmg for some reason, is there a cap?

The game does need some heavy re-balancing imo. Like the fact that 10 over-invests are as good as 2 chaos over-invests with less than 1/6th the price and higher chance of finding. But, overall, kudos to the devs.

u/PercyJackson073 — 1 day ago

First and probably only time playing Skyrim. What are the must have mods in 2026 for a new player?

I want to experience Skyrim in all its glory. I realize that means I should play Vanilla as is generally advised for the first playthrough. But, I think this is going to be my only playthrough. I'm a grown a** man and don't have much time to give to games anymore. I just completed Witcher 3 and now looking to dive into Skyrim. What are some must-have improvement mods for QoL, better gameplay, visuals, etc. If its a modpack, thats even better. Also, any modding or gameplay advice is welcome!

Keep in mind I have the Special Edition and I'll be running it on a 6 year old 1650Ti.

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u/PercyJackson073 — 1 month ago