Replaying Skyrim soon, but this time on legendary...

Replaying Skyrim soon, but this time on legendary. Illusion and archery won't be used in the playthrough since they're OP as hell and I wouldn't enjoy a "stealth archer XD" playthrough. Which of the remaining 16 skills should I take advantage of? Any tips?

Conjuring is especially worth it on legendary. Instead of every enemy attacking you, you can summon other shit to take some hits. And get married for another partner

get sperg perk mod

makes everything op

I planned on picking Breton so this applies to me greatly
I'm a poorfag with an old Xbox 360 and Skyrim, sadly no mods for me

>>I'm a poorfag with an old Xbox 360 and Skyrim, sadly no mods for me

Smithing alchemy and enchantment for making the best weapons and armor. 1 or 2 handed for regular combat (I don't recommend destruction). Heavy or light armor and alteration for defense.

whats the fun tough? game's super easy on legendary difficult regardless of how you play

What makes you say that?

Sneak and destruction

>I'm a poorfag with an old Xbox 360 and Skyrim, sadly no mods for me
Wtf are you doing with your life? i would literally throw up if i was to play skyrim without mods, let alone on a xbox. without the mods the game gets boring as hell

likely the bits about how you can craft 300dmg weapons even in vanilla or enchant things with enough magicka reduction to destruction that you can stagger lock everything with a rain of spells ad infinitium

>Xbox 360
user it's not a demanding game at all, don't do this to yourself

Use the not!moonlight greatsword from the dlc.
I think it's called the bloodskal blade or something

This

Somehow i managed 150 hours on the ps3. SOME HOW.

Now on PC im at 800 hours with mods, starting to get burned out

I haven't played Skyrim in years and never actually beat it. I'm thinking of replaying now as a heavy shield conjurer with light armor - kind of like magick knight in Dragons Dogma. Would that be valuable or is block entirely useless/boring?

I could imagine the mods make the game great, but I'm stuck being poor for now. Hopefully this community college pays off
The game is fun as fuck though, I think it'd be worth it. Plus I have all 3 mods, if that helps
I plan on avoiding game breaking things

I didn't use the shield on the first playthrough, but plan on using it this time. I guess I could ask the same question man. Looking at the perk tree though, it looks pretty interesting

I have the DLC, and I never actually used it. I'll be doing that eventually

>all 3
You're hurting me greatly user

Sorry I just hate typing the captchas over and over. The only benefit I got from it is that I can easily identify a storefront

You really should try the requiem mod. I really enjoyed my playthrough and it makes the game way harder but more rewarding

How is Sperg compared to Ordinator?

Sperg is more like vanilla plus while ordinator goes out of its way to try and give you unique perks to build around.

Reminder that SPERG-Ordinator combined is a thing.

Wait really

Yes.
It's the idiot-proof way of doing it yourself

I have a similar problem to ops with all bethesda games. I always get burnt out around level 20 because i can dispatch enemies pathetically easily and the challenge dissapears. I dont see a reason to play if all difficulty is gone.

How do people play on Legendary? Every enemy is a damage sponge. I Die plenty enough on Adept.

What would the a class be called If I basically want a Knight who has high Enchanting and Alchemy skills? Arcane Knight? I cant think of an established class like that or a decent name