36:42 "Do the items like spoons and brooms do anything...?" Haven't played ESO, but brooms in Skyrim do have a late-game purpose. For most of the game they're worthless, but there is a hidden crafting station that uses them. But don't worry, you can easily find them when you need them. By the time I'm typing this you've already played several hours, so you have probably figured this one out: my approach to looting is to keep a weight/value ratio in mind. Obviously, if there's something I want to use, I'll look for it and keep it when I find it. This includes enchanted items that I'm only taking for the enchantment. But for all the stuff I plan to sell, I want to fill my inventory with as much value as I can carry. So, for example, I might begin by only picking up things if the value is at least 10 times the weight. Doesn't matter if it's a gem or weapon, if I plan to sell it, the decision is solely based on that weight ratio. Depending on how my inventory looks when I leave a dungeon, I'll adjust the weight ratio so that I leave with a full inventory of the highest value items I can carry.
The quickest way to tell if a weapon is one or two handed is, that if the sword in your inventory points straight up, it is one handed. If it leans to the side, it is two handed.
Some Races are better at magic but it doesnt really matter. Anyone can be anything in the game. The other two Stones were the Warrior Stone and the Thief Stone. There are no bad choices in the Game. The game can be played successfully by any " Class" In fact it is easily possible to play an armored, sneaky, Mage if that is your thing.
Thank you for letting me know! I did feel like I messed up a bit with my race after wanting to be a mage but I’m happy to know it doesn’t matter at all. I’ve been having loads of fun playing this game
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36:42 "Do the items like spoons and brooms do anything...?" Haven't played ESO, but brooms in Skyrim do have a late-game purpose. For most of the game they're worthless, but there is a hidden crafting station that uses them. But don't worry, you can easily find them when you need them.
By the time I'm typing this you've already played several hours, so you have probably figured this one out: my approach to looting is to keep a weight/value ratio in mind. Obviously, if there's something I want to use, I'll look for it and keep it when I find it. This includes enchanted items that I'm only taking for the enchantment. But for all the stuff I plan to sell, I want to fill my inventory with as much value as I can carry. So, for example, I might begin by only picking up things if the value is at least 10 times the weight. Doesn't matter if it's a gem or weapon, if I plan to sell it, the decision is solely based on that weight ratio. Depending on how my inventory looks when I leave a dungeon, I'll adjust the weight ratio so that I leave with a full inventory of the highest value items I can carry.
The quickest way to tell if a weapon is one or two handed is, that if the sword in your inventory points straight up, it is one handed. If it leans to the side, it is two handed.
Omg thats so good to know!
Some Races are better at magic but it doesnt really matter. Anyone can be anything in the game. The other two Stones were the Warrior Stone and the Thief Stone. There are no bad choices in the Game. The game can be played successfully by any " Class" In fact it is easily possible to play an armored, sneaky, Mage if that is your thing.
Thank you for letting me know! I did feel like I messed up a bit with my race after wanting to be a mage but I’m happy to know it doesn’t matter at all. I’ve been having loads of fun playing this game
It was blurry because you were still a bit stunned by the Dragons magical attacks.
Ohh that makes so much sense!! I was so confused
@@DeeMoos Yeah me too when i first played. I wasn't used to games with that kind of immersion.
Ahh, Elder Scrolls Online - the jogging simulation with swords 🙂