Posts from Favorite game faction.

Pretty standard, just to get started.
I'm playing as a Khajiit. I managed to turn her into a paladin with strength around a hundred. It looks amusing. Until she decides to hit someone with a sword or fireball right between the eyes.

As a rule, Argonians and Dunmer are either from the base game or added through plugins.

Morik played as a Nord in Oblivion and a Dunmer. He tried starting with other races a few times, but he didn't get very far in those games. Currently, he's playing Morrowind and has a save file with a Bosmer, but he hasn't played much with that character. In the future, he hopes to play Oblivion as an Argonian, as he's wanted to for a long time. If he had to choose based on preference, he likes Bosmer, Altmer, and Argonians. P.S. He hasn't finished any of the games, unfortunately. He didn't finish Oblivion because his brother had already played it, and he wasn't interested in playing it again. As for Morrowind, he doesn't remember why he didn't finish it, but he does remember having a problem with a quest in the main storyline, although the reason was probably something else.

A new section appeared unexpectedly. I don't remember if the girl in Oblivion was an Imperial or a Breton. Drakkosha and Imaris should have a screenshot, if it hasn't been deleted since I sent it (I don't have it because I deleted the game and its folder a long time ago). Then I downloaded a plugin and edited an existing character.

I tried out many characters back in the day, but I made the most progress playing as an Orc and later as a Redguard.

Usually, I try out different races. I prefer Khajiit, Argonians, and also Imperials and Nords. I like playing as Redguards and Bosmer the least. Especially Bosmer...))
I also really enjoy playing as Dunmer.
And I don't like using races that have nothing to do with The Elder Scrolls.

Well, there are codes for sleep, immortality, unlimited mana and weight, tgm for all spells, but I don't remember the code for gold!

I wanted to take some elves, but they all look so ugly that even the character editor can’t save them: you can only hide behind a hood, or better yet, a mask. Humans aren’t very handsome either, although they are a bit better. The Barbarians aren’t very appealing to me personally; I think cats and humans look better separately. But Doctor Connors had a decent appearance, so I didn’t even edit him much. Besides, accelerated regeneration and underwater breathing seemed useful and original to me.

I would like to try out different characters and different builds for them. But, judging by their appearance, Khajiit and Nords are the most appealing to me.

I mentioned that I made my choice based on appearance. Well, I'm even more convinced now: the Core Hyst ability is incredibly powerful, as it makes the character virtually invincible for a short time. No matter how much damage the enemies inflict, the character's health still regenerates faster with this ability.

However, the ability can only be used once a day. Although I saw that it's possible to skip time without going to sleep, can you tell me how?

In defense of the Khajiit, I'll say that his passive ability – a claw attack of 15 – can be used by transforming into a werewolf with a special power. And at the beginning, the claws are stronger than any weapon :).

But the ability can only be used once a day.

I don't often find myself in situations where I need invincibility more than once a day.

Although, I've seen that it's possible to skip time without going to sleep. Can you tell me how?

I think it's with the "T" button, but I'm not entirely sure. It's one of the buttons on the top row of the keyboard.

In defense of the Khajiit, I'll say that his passive ability - a claw attack of 15 - can be used by transforming into a werewolf with a special power.

Does it also apply to the werewolf form? Hmm, interesting.

What difficulty level do you play on? I tried playing on "Adept," and there you need every single item in each dungeon :(.

It seems that all effects applied before the transformation also apply to the werewolf. But I haven't checked – I read a guide on creating a mega-werewolf somewhere.

I didn't change the difficulty level; I left it at the default setting. Regarding the werewolf, it's tricky. At the very least, effects from weapons and armor don't apply to it. The claws of the jigits might be interpreted by the game as a weapon that's equipped if no other weapon is present. But I don't know for sure, and to check... Let's just say that the damage from the werewolf is noticeably more than 15, so I don't think it will be visible.

In Skyrim, just like in the previous games of the series, I created a female cat character for myself. So far, I have no complaints, because the new system makes it much easier to create anyone from anyone. Night Eye, as always, is a nice little feature. I don't use the other abilities. My cat turned out to be quite cute.