Well, got my character to level 38 and he seems pretty ready for Dragonborn. It better be as hard as you guys are saying because I'm tearing through vanilla/Dawnguard on Master with no issues.
I'm thinking I'd make a mini 'video build' given I'm too lazy to write up the whole thing (and it doesn't meet my "uniqueness standards" anyway)! Thoughts?
I will probably be getting Dawnguard and Dragonborn sometime after the 27th (that's when my Microsoft account fixes itself)... I am really looking forwards to it. From what I have seen from the comments, it seems as if Dragonborn is like being thrown in a pit of angry poisonous snakes with only a spork .
So if I get Dragonborn before you I will be sure to tell you anything!
Hey Ponty, I've done the DLC and done pretty much all the quests and done most of the DLC secrets, (Since Christmas I have some new games and haven't bothered to finish the last few things I have to do.) so if you want I can message you some interesting things in the DLC if you don't already know about them. Also Ponty, there are companions in the DLC that you can bring back to Skyrim as well two very interesting companions that I think you'd like and might give you ideas for new builds that involve them. For DLC armor, there are two heavy armor sets as well as two sets (Stalhrim and Chitin) that have a light and heavy version. There are no light armor only sets (Unless they are a unique set which are DLC exclusive but don't have other pairs or are unique versions of DLC armor.) There are four shouts added which I'm sure you'll enjoy as well as several new spells. The DLC might give you some ideas for new classes too but anyway, I hope you enjoy the DLC.
So here's hoping that Beth will get their sh*t sorted given it's been almost 2 weeks and a month since the 360 release - what length of episodes do you guys think is best? In my Dawnguard one it was anywhere between 10 and 30 minutes depending on where a good point to finish was...