#COMBAT EVOLVED SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION MOD#

I can survive almost any 1v1 using better positioning, timing, and dodging, but 2v1 is dicy and 3v1 is certain death.for bandits that is.ДЄbout the largest common enemy I've noticed that I can kill in 1 hit is a wolf or skeleton, while when just starting out it took 3 hits or so. I can still get 1-hit from time to time from a power attacking 2H bandit, yet it can take half a dozen of my own 2H power attacks to kill one of them. My 1H and 2H weapon skills are both around 40. Even the couple of bandits wearing only clothes(no armor rating) took 5-8 hits before I could kill one. I easily got 2-hit(light armor), but it takes me 6-10 full hits from my weapon to take one of them down(also light armor). For e.g On master difficulty while attacking a shirtless bandit I ended up shooting 30 arrows into the poor. The harder the setting the harder the enemy hits (Which is a good thing) but IвЂ™m not keen on the amount of times you have to hit a вЂmobвЂ™ to kill it. I do love Skyrim but find the difficulty settings rather and unbalanced.

#COMBAT EVOLVED SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION MOD#

I went to Cragslane Cavern(min lvl 6) and noticed the damage was still rather lopsided. Okay, i'm sure there is a mod but im struggling to find one.

Right now I'm at lvl 22 in the Rift, but it doesn't seem like the combat difficulty has let up much. The early levels were rough, but that was expected as I started in Winterhold. In addition, the Special Edition is planned for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. CE mentions that players should ease up one notch on the difficulty setting in-game, so I've kept it at 'Adept' for my current play-through. Minor criticism targeted the melee combat, dragon battles. I use both of these mods in conjunction for a better combat experience, but I'm having a hard time getting an idea of the difficulty setting I should be using.

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