Master difficulty can either be ridiculously easy or ridiculously hard, honestly. I play characters with NO professions whatsoever, or at least one. Alot of people play with Enchanting/Smithing/Alchemy all together and that's where you get extremely powerful. In that case, it's only the person to blame for looping the three skills, not the game.

Edit: Also, at very high levels (40-50+) the game is just easy regardless. Perhaps leveling slower (don't train, don't use warrior/thief/mage/lover stones, dont get rested bonus, don't be cheap and powerlevel stuff. Just level naturally) would be better suited to your gameplay.

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Wow, well thanks for the input everyone.. sheesh I guess the forums here are pretty active (Certainly a good thing).

Indeed I have been playing at easy level, simply due to the fact I always play super casual and try to avoid stress inducing high difficulty levels. I will follow advise and go for the increased difficulty, start out with adept and try that out, unfortunately it will ofc make other stuff harder too.

And I'd kinda agree with some posts, a bit more effort and creativity could have been put in to make the dragon fights more 'realistic' and memorable. I mean, if I was a dragon, I'd be in the sky mostly, and if I touched the ground, it would be a quick landing, blast my enemy with fire/frost and then shoot back up again.

thanks for the link to the Deadly Dragons mod too, will check that out.

deadly dragons does add alot of fun but difficult. Had three dragons spawn in whiterun and they kept summoning 10 skeletons and a fire storm. After a few minutes all the guards were dead.