…The first time I ran into a wisp, I followed it like an idiot, unsure of what it actually was. At least in the beginning of the game, my werewolf fear shout was strong enough to make them cower in fear and stop attacking so I could just claw them and eat them to death, but alas, that no longer works.
A Night to Remember‘s quest was especially annoying in this sense. Do they ever run out of magic?! The Conjurers are annoying because they summon Frost Atronachs constantly, but the good thing is if you kill the Conjurer they go away.
I especially hate it when they constantly heal themselves. I think I just have a natural weakness to magic or something. Of all the times I died in this game, 70% of the time it was due to fucking mages. I cannot tell you how much I fucking hate mages. They’re creepy looking and really annoying. There were a lot of them, but because I was running low on health, I avoided them as much as possible. I was lucky, only running into these guys once during the main quest. 😀 Once they said they were going to eliminate the Nord race, I immediately went into rage mode and just kill them as soon as I see them now. 🙂 I started doing this over and over after that, mainly because I can harvest their clothing and armor. I asked them about Talos and they immediately labeled me as a heretic…so, to defend myself…I killed them. They just kind of pissed me off when I first ran into them. Usually I use the Aura Whisper shout, spot them before they spot me, and I take them out with one shot from my bow. Coupled with the shouting ability, they are annoying, especially when overwhelmed by them (I had this problem a lot during the quest, The World-Eater’s Eyrie). They’re not exactly difficult to kill per say, but sometimes they swarm in numbers. Even while sneaking in the mountains, these guys are quite difficult to spot as they blend in quite well with their surroundings. While not difficult to kill, I’m not very fond of a ninja cat this size…Īt first, these things annoyed the hell out of me and sent me into panic mode (i.e., holy fuck, I need to run as fast as hell or I’m gonna die), but once I learned dual casting flames spell, these guys got a lot easier to kill. They’ll often leave the prey they’re chasing if they manage to spot you. These cats have a habit of taking you by surprise and saying hello with a quick swipe of their claws. I especially HATE them coming upwards on winding stairs. They tend to jump you by surprise, and run around you, biting you before you can turn fast enough to retaliate. Skeevers aren’t particularly hard to beat, unless you’re just starting out the game, but geez, these mother fuckers are as fast as hell. They’re not too had to kill, at least when I played on Adept for my first playthrough, but it also depends on your armor and the way you attack them. Now, when I’m fighting mages or bandits or other shit, poof, an Elder Dragon. When I started out in the game, I was itching to battle dragons all the time. See, dragons have this nasty habit of showing up when you really don’t particularly want or need them to. I know I was going to name this “The Enemies that Usually Kill Me” or whatever, but this is pretty much same the same thing.Īnyway, these count under my first character’s playthrough, the difficulty of enemies might vary with a different play style.
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