Did anyone else run up and start smacking Miraak in the midd : V - Skyrim

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:49 pm

I waited. Villianing is an art and should be appreciated.

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:47 am

I did the same, I found it funny that it let me become undetected while he was talking to me but it did speed up the 1st round

Harkon went down in one shot, a stealthy power attack from the blade of Woe = 30 (blade damage) * 15 (fully perked stealth) * 2 (gloves) * 2 (power attack) = 1800 damage :nuke:

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With Miraak I just calmed him every time he recovered (fully perked illusion + vampire + dual-cast) and used stealth power attacks so I only needed 3 attacks and took no harm.

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:10 am

You guys have no appreciation for story. 1HKing the bad guy before he can finish his monologue, for shame.

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:29 pm

Hey, he had plenty of time to Monologue when you were helpless and it was time to repay him for the [censored] move he pulled when you first read the black book

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:28 pm

Miraak was a lame villain, not worthy of getting a final monologue. But, I sat through it anyway. I figured since it was like, the 3rd or so time the guy even gets to talk in the story, might as well hear him out before I smear him into a hazy memory.

The most horrifically villainous thing I can recall Miraak doing across the entirety of the DB story arc, was stealing a dragon soul I should've got from a fresh dragon kill. KAAAAAAAAHN!!!!

» Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:48 pm

I tried to one-hit-kill him but he froze up at his healing pool. I didn't realize that there was a series of motions and drama that he had to go through... I ended up slowly beating the crap out of him with an ancient nord greatsword after a game reload.

Ha! Next time I may use the Fisticuffs perk to pound him into submission.

btw, I am working on your location.... is it a Village Inn? Or some other sort of Pie House?