Hello,

I don't understand why i need 15/20 skill points to level up.

I am level 29, have any bounty or crime, apprentice stone and Meeko the dog as follower.

I thank you in advance for you answer

...what's your question?

Why do people save perk points?

I save them because I don't trust myself to make a heat-of-the-moment decision about it. Need some time to stew and think about how I want my character to develop.

Can someone translate the question? I cannot understand what OP is trying to say or ask.

Depending on what you want to level up, you might not be good enough to do so yet. I'm saving my skill points to get the abilities I want in archery. Some of the skills I want I need my archery ability at 60 or higher, and right now my archery skill is at 52. To increase it I have to keep using it. Once I increase it, I can use the points I saved.

how does make skill level points up save many points when does level

I think he's asking why the leveling speed isn't equal throughout the whole game. In the previous TES you needed to improve your skills 10 times to level up regardless of your character's overall level - in Skyrim it's not so simple.

Every time you level up a skill, you also gain experience toward a character level up. However, leveling up low-level skills offers only a low amount of character XP toward your next level, while leveling up high-level skills offers more. The required amount of character XP needed to gain a character level up increases with your character level - you usually level up very fast at the beginning, then it slows down.

There are 18 skills starting out at 15, subtract racial bonuses and you get 1495 skill level ups across 80 levels. The average is 18.7 skills needed to advance overall level by 1. At least that's what the math says... I never paid attention to how many skills I had to level up.


Say what?

That's even more confusing than the question originally posted.