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Originally Posted by frazod
Pretty good analysis. If you're serious about Skyrim, it's challenging. You have to put a lot of thought into the skills you develop and how they interact with each other. The leveling system is fairly annoying, especially at higher levels. You don't advance based on experience points - you advance based on using skills. If you favor one specific type of character, eventually it takes a really long time to level up in skills related to character (for instance, stealth and archery for a rogue), and eventually if you want to keep leveling at all you'll have to completely change your style of play. The good thing about it is that it forces you to diversify your character and you have no choice but to learn other aspects of the game. The bad thing is, I'd rather play the way the way I want to and advance on points alone.
That's really my only serious complaint about the game itself.
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Does Skyrim have skill atrophy? Ie, if you build up a skill, then not use it, does it start to drop?
I've been wanting to try Skyrim, but am waiting for the price to drop a bit. Steam had it on sale for $40 a while back, and I've been kicking myself for not getting it then.