Hi there,
Just a quick question. Does the difficulty slider in Oblivion have any effect on the rate at which you level yur character i.e. if i choose an easier difficulty will i not get as much exp during gameplay?
Thanks,
Carey
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Hi there,
Just a quick question. Does the difficulty slider in Oblivion have any effect on the rate at which you level yur character i.e. if i choose an easier difficulty will i not get as much exp during gameplay?
Thanks,
Carey
It does depending on your play style. For a 'tank' class for example, you'll do a lot more damage, meaning that you'll hit enemies less and you won't get as much experience going into that weappon's stat.
Better choose the easy mode first, if you chose hard or even normal you will die so quick that you might not enjoyning the game.... that's just my opinion.
Thanks for your replies.
So if i have this straight: the higher the difficlty setting the more xp i gain in defeating enemies therefore the quicker i level up. However, since allNPCs level the same rate that i do, does it really matter how quickly or slowly i increase in level?
Cheers,
Carey
The easier the game is the less hits it takes to kill someone, so combat takes less time. In nay case if you play on easiest rats and fish die with one hit and humans take much more depending on their armor. Still reallistic however. By defeaut difficillity the rats and fishes take more hits, but its also relative to how strong your character is. You gain xp by using your main skils, so if blade is one of you main skills, you will level up faster by running and chopping your way through and attacking a monster many times...and not by killing strong monsters. Strong monsters= more hits :P However if you you have achemy and athetics as primary skills, then you better run and make potions alot.Thanks for your replies.
So if i have this straight: the higher the difficlty setting the more xp i gain in defeating enemies therefore the quicker i level up. However, since all npc level the same rate that i do, soes it really matter how quickly or slowly i increase in level?
Cheers,
Carey
careyletendre
The leveling in vanilla Oblivion is notoriously poor. At the very least, I'd highly recommend installing: Obscuro's Oblivion Overhaul.
Thank you for the link however i prefer to play games as the developer intended. Upon a second play-through i'll certainly consider the leveling mod to which you refer. Cheers, CareyThe leveling in vanilla Oblivion is notoriously poor. At the very least, I'd highly recommend installing: Obscuro's Oblivion Overhaul.
StrawberryHill
[QUOTE="StrawberryHill"]Thank you for the link however i prefer to play games as the developer intended. Upon a second play-through i'll certainly consider the leveling mod to which you refer. Cheers, CareyThe leveling in vanilla Oblivion is notoriously poor. At the very least, I'd highly recommend installing: Obscuro's Oblivion Overhaul.
careyletendre
Good on you. :) I agree that's the best way play games. I played Oblivion without mods and finished the game...it's possible to finish the game on the first level, by the way. If you finish it, try it again with mods. It's a completely different and better experience.
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