Dual Wielding

[Lowk]

I disagree that balance is unnecessary in a single player game like this. If one method of combat was more powerful than the others, every player would choose it and avoid the weaker options (or, those who chose to do something else risked a much more difficult experience).

 

Balance is necessary in Skyrim so that every combat skill or wielding option is viable, and so that one isn't clearly the best choice.

[natelovesyou]

I disagree that balance is unnecessary in a single player game like this. If one method of combat was more powerful than the others, every player would choose it and avoid the weaker options (or, those who chose to do something else risked a much more difficult experience).

 

Balance is necessary in Skyrim so that every combat skill or wielding option is viable, and so that one isn't clearly the best choice.

Couldn't have said it better myself!

 

A lack of balance would clearly be unfair to those who choose an option that isn't "favored". Overpowered isn't that fun.

[hejpadig]

When I saw that you smith your weapon to make it sharper, that is to say that "fine" is the best. If you block with your sword pretty often I think it will unsharpen pretty fast.

 

Just a thought.