I Am Dragonborn? | First Ever Skyrim Playthrough #2

[@garykeeling2275]

A couple quick tips (if you haven't already figured them out): 1. Save your healing, magica and stamina potions for emergency use only when you're in the middle of combat. Not only do you have your healing spell to fall back on, but when you're not actively involved in combat, your Health, Magica, and Stamina will all regenerate on their own. Just wait a couple minutes in a safe place where there isn't something immediately trying to attack you, and you'll get back to full health, magica and stamina. There are a few magical effects, diseases, etc. that can prevent you from regenerating for a short time, but for the most part, it'll happen automatically as long as your aren't in combat. 2. In the indoor dungeons (like Bleakfall Barrows), you occasionally find rooms and hallways with a red liquid (flammable oil) covering the floor. Look above them to see hanging fire pots that you shoot down with your bow and set the oil on fire. You can also just aim one of your flame or fireball spells at the oil and set it on fire that way. Draugr (those zombie dudes) LOVE to walk into flaming oil and get killed. It's like their favorite thing ever! 3. Another strategic healing ploy: if you have a Level Up available and haven't used it, if you get into combat and are out of potions and are about to die, immediately go into your Level Up menu and level up. It will automatically reset your health back to max. 4. If NPCs are constantly asking how you feel, it probably means you have a disease. Look under your active effects (same menu as your spells and shouts). If you have a disease, it'll show you there. Most diseases can be cured by visiting an alchemist or touching one of the many shrines all over the place (like at every temple or every Hall of the Dead). Alchemists can also sell you Cure Disease potions. The only exceptions are vampirism (if you don't cure Sanguinare Vampiris before it progresses to full vampirism) or Lycanthropy, which have to be cured by special means that you can uncover while progressing certain quests.

[@juscrashin]

@@garykeeling2275 thank you so much for taking the time to comment! i absolutely did not know abt 2 or 3 thank you so much! for awhile i thought people told me i looked sick because I was a kahjit & racism yk, but i did pick up an illness without noticing. again thank you so much for your comment

[@claytonjacobs4098]

Yay. Congrats on killing that Drauhger Overlord dude. Always feels great.

[@hannahbananazzz]

You ate with this ngl ❤

[@claytonjacobs4098]

Yes, save often. A few small bits of advice that will help you out, but no spoilers. You haev ingrediants. Eat one of each and it will reveal what kind of potion you can make with them. Potions take two + ingredients to be made. Ingredients include, plants, flowers, insects, certain animal parts, eggs, wheat, and other things you can all find for free out in the wild, or even in cities. See a flower.....grab it.

[@claytonjacobs4098]

Yup. Lockpoicks are usefull, Always grab them and buy them if you can.

[@benedetti8261]

W chat, she's back!

[@claytonjacobs4098]

Oh. Read books, some will give you skill increases, others will trigger quests and others will teach you Magic Spells. and most just have short cool stories about the game's history.

[@ryuhassan6910]

Sorry a bit late. No prob with your vids. In brawls over hitting does lead to assaults and is a crime. You need to learn when to stop and not over do it. Skyrim is a smart game. If you like to try different games. You could try, Gta 5, Bioshock series, Halo series, Dishonored series and Half Life 2 if you dont mind the action. Ps when crouching people can see you steal or break into places when the eye icon is open. Items in red means if you take it and are seen its a crime. Also if you take it without been seen then they can send someone after you later to kill you.

[@TheBlackElderScroll]

GIRLS PLAY SKYRIM!????🙀

[@claytonjacobs4098]

They do. What ever next? Voting?