Leveling!

[RevolveAroundMe]

I've been reading up about the leveling system and have compiled this short list of how leveling works, i have tried to keep it as simple as possible :)

 

The level scale is 1-50 (although you can still level up after that, possibly to 70/75).

After level 50 the experience you gain will be much less.

Each time a player levels, they’ll earn extra health, plus be able to pick a trait to boost: stamina, health, or magic.

There’s no class selection at the start of the game and every skill a player earns will help contribute to their overall level.

Every time the player levels up they may pick a perk (like fallout 3).

There's a total of around 280 Perks (Including Ranks) (For example a perk may increase the critical hit chance).

There are 18 skills for players to learn. (Oblivion had 21, Morrowind had 27).

Skills will try and accommodate the player who wants to put their focus into a single profession, as well as allow room for players who prefer to do a little bit of everything.

Advancing a skill from 30-31 will contribute more to a level-up than advancing a skill from 10-11.

Mysticism is no longer a school of magic, but the spells under it have been moved to other schools of magic.

 

 

And maybe the best bit....

 

A new level scaling has been put in place, so that your player gains experience and fame in the world from playing. This fame can get you noticed by NPC's who may offer you quests or chose to join your

cause and fight along side you. This level scaling also will help you gain respect from people (such as a character from the opposite sex to become a wife/husband)

 

Anything i have missed? :)

[DisintergrateHorseArmor]

Why are you reposting info you grabbed from the skyrim information post? You make not the sense.

[gretzky99]

Old News.

[Jakeschulz]

lol no one appreciates your input.. epic fail

[SHIROryuu]

Now now, no need to be rude. Yes a lot of lackluster threads. Trying to be involved isn't a crime. Seriously though! RevolveAroundMe, put more though into your threads, if you want them to be interesting.

 

Something that sparks thought and interest. Something that will gain positive attention rather then negative.

Edited August 25, 2011 by SHIROryuu

[DisintergrateHorseArmor]

But all he's doing is basically copy and paste from the main info thread. He did the same thing with Enviroments! A couple pages in, even including a grammatical error in the repost. This is not him sharing his thoughts or opinions. Which frankly I find to be a strange way to spend ones time.

[SHIROryuu]

But all he's doing is basically copy and paste from the main info thread. He did the same thing with Environments! A couple pages in, even including a grammatical error in the re-post. This is not him sharing his thoughts or opinions. Which frankly I find to be a strange way to spend ones time.

I can't help but feel the same. I've thought to myself more then once about the threads being a waste of space. Could be a bot? lol

[NAPALM13092]

Not trying to sound like an ass but please quit reposting stuff we already know about. It's like the interviewers that keep asking Bethesda 6 month old questions. If you don't have some breaking news that just came out an hour ago or some speculation to discuss then no one here will care.

[natelovesyou]

Not trying to sound like an ass but please quit reposting stuff we already know about. It's like the interviewers that keep asking Bethesda 6 month old questions. If you don't have some breaking news that just came out an hour ago or some speculation to discuss then no one here will care.

Agreed with the comments. However, as a side note I would like to have some threads that we can talk about individual things, the Skyrim Information Thread has a lot going on and the subject changes often naturally... But in this case, we already have a thread on leveling.