Personally, I'm going to use the third person view when exploring and walking around because I like the larger field of view and seeing my armour. Switching to first person when in combat. Not sure if this will break immersion though.
Personally, I'm going to use the third person view when exploring and walking around because I like the larger field of view and seeing my armour. Switching to first person when in combat. Not sure if this will break immersion though.
I was planning to play similarly to your plan. My problem in Oblivion with 3rd person was it made aiming spells or arrows very difficult. I will probably try both on and off constantly. I also love looking at my character, but more of having the ability to zoom on their shoulder like FO3 and FONV.
1st person, it looks so much better, but i will switch to 3rd when buying new outfits (since i cant see them before i try them on or buy them anymore blame that little spell on the threads talking abotu the interface )
I was planning to play similarly to your plan. My problem in Oblivion with 3rd person was it made aiming spells or arrows very difficult. I will probably try both on and off constantly. I also love looking at my character, but more of having the ability to zoom on their shoulder like FO3 and FONV.
This! I love to see my gear and my character but it is waaayyyyy too hard to fight unless in 1st person. I am basing this off of Oblivion though; Skyrim may be diiferent. In Oblivion it was hard to aim without the 1st person reticule.
after playing the game on the PC for 2 hours as a melee character i gotta say that im pretty happy with the 3rd person view. im playing with toggle walk ON and only when i hold SPACE i run so the movement is heavy, slow and realistic. battles do not look floaty if u run all the time and when combat is like that it looks pretty good in 3rd person. i zoom the camera as close as i can so i am close to my character. archery still works great in 3rd person. im loving the new camera. i hated how bad animations looked in oblivion but this is definitely a step forward. a pretty big on in many cases.
when exploring its gonna be a mix of both view points but generally i stick to 3rd person for melee close range combat and first person for long range bow attacks etc