Alchemy: Your advance depends on the value of the potion. So ... since you seem to have the AE version, you should have Hearthfire as well. With Hearthfire use Garlic, Salmon Roe, Nordic Barnacle for the most expensive potion you can make. Kill jumping salmon (flames) for the roe, dive underneath Dragonsreach entrance for some Nordic Barnacles, Garlic from Feyendal, Carlotta, etc. Buy these ingrediencies whenever available. Alternate recipe: Blue Mountain Flower (everywhere), Lavender (everywhere), Hanging Moss (Solitude Crypt - there's about 60 of them there). With these two recipes you'll have Alch to 100 in record time - MUCH faster than Enchanting. And a nice Fortify Destruction potion goes a long way.
Actually ive discovered (if you dont mind leveling speech more) buy as many boots gloves or shoes from rainment store in solitude and enchant those either with two handed one handed sneak fortify carryweight using only greater soul gems or less. First maybe 40 or so boots wont profit but as you level enchanting put pointa into main perks and go up the middle.
What’s with the “unbounded” spells you showed. Are those actually base game? I’ve never seen those before and they seem a helluva lot more powerful than the master level destruction spells.
@@corymurasko5349 They were added in the Anniversary Edition as DLC that lets you still keep your trophies! They are great spells however they don't always stun the target some sometimes the base game expert spells can be better!
Why not keep enchanting and town by town and follower by follower with pickpocket and sneak make gear weapons and jewelry for all of Skyrim so they may defend themselves from dragons, imagine going into Riverwood a dragon attacks and the townfolk equip themselves and kill the dragon for you or whiterun windhelm ect it is the ultimate task to equip Skyrim!!!!!!
“No mods, no glitches”…meanwhile, wearing the Jagged Crown which can’t be legitimately kept without an exploit/glitch (since quest items aren’t supposed to be able to be removed from inventory, yet you can plant it on Ralof/Hadvar, complete this quest, and pickpocket it back).
@@brandonwyman9125 second of all if I wanted to use a glitch to get that helmet when the octalus helmet would be better for my build why does it matter!!? It's because I created this build for the channel I got that helmet so it would look cool and if that's the only input you have in the whole video then you need to really look in the mirror and try to love yourself more!
@ Yes, I obviously know that. Everybody knows that! Everybody knows that if you don’t complete the quest (any quest), you get to keep the (cool item) from its respective quest. I’m not stupid. I was simply pointing out the inanity of your title involving “no glitches” when your wearing something that can only be kept by way of a glitch/exploit due to faulty programming code (thank you God Howard for the amazing game btw, we all love it!). As to that, why would anybody bother starting the quest line just to not finish it? Further, it isn’t really about you. I love checking out all sorts of videos of different builds people make, especially mages (cuz I love using magic in every TES game), it’s more about content creators in general that mis-title their videos to get views and then do the thing they say you don’t need to do. (Ie. A Fallout 4 video where the guy showed getting a wrench with a specific mod {kneecapper} on it, then putting it on an auto-pipe pistol to show how powerful it was, but nowhere in the video does he says he’s using mods to do that and you can’t actually do that without grinding/resetting legendary affixes forever to try to get it on a gun). Finally, if you can’t handle criticism of any kind, you should probably try to find another field to occupy yourself. Or grow thicker skin and quit being such a delicate snowflake. Because let’s face it, your audience (myself and other people like me who check you channel out, and others like it, to see what you’ve got and your approach to things, compare it to others they’ve seen to determine its value and relevance) are the only reason you have a channel. But insulting/criticizing your audience isn’t really the way to go for longevity. Sure there might be enough that will just blindly sideline any snarky comments or any inconsistencies in your content for the sake of the “larger picture” of what they’re looking for. I can’t imagine that kind of emotionally immature response serves you very well in your professional life. Making a video saying “no glitches needed” and in the very first second the video loads it shows the content creator with something the couldn’t have without one only diminishes the value of the rest of your video and discredits anything you might say after that moment. The all too infantile response of “it’s my video for my channel and I wanted it! Waaaa 😭” only further exemplifies your lack of emotional maturity. (And yes, that was how your response came across). A simple response of “yea, it isn’t really needed for the video/build, I just like the way it looks and wanted to put it on for it because it looks cool” would have been more than adequate of an explanation for its presence. As for myself, I tend to hold content creators to a higher standard, of both consistency in their content and in the message they deliver to their audience. You were found lacking in both those areas. And instead of using the opportunity to grow and develop as a creator, you instead revert to the asinine behavior of what I could only assume is the Gen Z prevalence of “how dare you criticize me! You should love yourself!” Understand this: I love myself plenty. I chose to say something and point out an inconsistency for which I thought could help you develop and grow your content as a creator in the future, and your response was altogether less than I expected. TL:DR the issue I had was with the presentation not being consistent with the title. I couldn’t even get past the first 10 seconds of the video without commenting on it because I felt it was that ridiculous.
@brandonwyman9125 all this to say you didn't watch past 10 seconds 😭😭 tells me all I need to know about you especially when you use words like snowflake I really hit the nail on the head with your ignorant ass 😂
Alchemy: Your advance depends on the value of the potion. So ... since you seem to have the AE version, you should have Hearthfire as well. With Hearthfire use Garlic, Salmon Roe, Nordic Barnacle for the most expensive potion you can make. Kill jumping salmon (flames) for the roe, dive underneath Dragonsreach entrance for some Nordic Barnacles, Garlic from Feyendal, Carlotta, etc. Buy these ingrediencies whenever available. Alternate recipe: Blue Mountain Flower (everywhere), Lavender (everywhere), Hanging Moss (Solitude Crypt - there's about 60 of them there). With these two recipes you'll have Alch to 100 in record time - MUCH faster than Enchanting. And a nice Fortify Destruction potion goes a long way.
@@haraldschuster3067 no I will not level alchemy 😂
Actually ive discovered (if you dont mind leveling speech more) buy as many boots gloves or shoes from rainment store in solitude and enchant those either with two handed one handed sneak fortify carryweight using only greater soul gems or less. First maybe 40 or so boots wont profit but as you level enchanting put pointa into main perks and go up the middle.
Yep gather Clothes or smith Rings I just like leveling my smithing a little in the meantime if I'm already grinding enchanting lol
I have a similar build like this, but i leveled alchemy to make some fortify destruction potions that increase spell damage by almost 200%
@@ChrisCarreiro-y6p Nice man I can't bring myself to grind it lol
What’s with the “unbounded” spells you showed. Are those actually base game? I’ve never seen those before and they seem a helluva lot more powerful than the master level destruction spells.
@@corymurasko5349 They were added in the Anniversary Edition as DLC that lets you still keep your trophies! They are great spells however they don't always stun the target some sometimes the base game expert spells can be better!
Never should have come!
Why not keep enchanting and town by town and follower by follower with pickpocket and sneak make gear weapons and jewelry for all of Skyrim so they may defend themselves from dragons, imagine going into Riverwood a dragon attacks and the townfolk equip themselves and kill the dragon for you or whiterun windhelm ect it is the ultimate task to equip Skyrim!!!!!!
@@russcampbell5028 That's an awesome idea
“No mods, no glitches”…meanwhile, wearing the Jagged Crown which can’t be legitimately kept without an exploit/glitch (since quest items aren’t supposed to be able to be removed from inventory, yet you can plant it on Ralof/Hadvar, complete this quest, and pickpocket it back).
@@brandonwyman9125 you ever think about the fact you can keep the Crown without completing the quest??? Jeez Dude do your research!!
@@brandonwyman9125 second of all if I wanted to use a glitch to get that helmet when the octalus helmet would be better for my build why does it matter!!? It's because I created this build for the channel I got that helmet so it would look cool and if that's the only input you have in the whole video then you need to really look in the mirror and try to love yourself more!
@ Yes, I obviously know that. Everybody knows that! Everybody knows that if you don’t complete the quest (any quest), you get to keep the (cool item) from its respective quest. I’m not stupid. I was simply pointing out the inanity of your title involving “no glitches” when your wearing something that can only be kept by way of a glitch/exploit due to faulty programming code (thank you God Howard for the amazing game btw, we all love it!).
As to that, why would anybody bother starting the quest line just to not finish it?
Further, it isn’t really about you. I love checking out all sorts of videos of different builds people make, especially mages (cuz I love using magic in every TES game), it’s more about content creators in general that mis-title their videos to get views and then do the thing they say you don’t need to do. (Ie. A Fallout 4 video where the guy showed getting a wrench with a specific mod {kneecapper} on it, then putting it on an auto-pipe pistol to show how powerful it was, but nowhere in the video does he says he’s using mods to do that and you can’t actually do that without grinding/resetting legendary affixes forever to try to get it on a gun).
Finally, if you can’t handle criticism of any kind, you should probably try to find another field to occupy yourself. Or grow thicker skin and quit being such a delicate snowflake. Because let’s face it, your audience (myself and other people like me who check you channel out, and others like it, to see what you’ve got and your approach to things, compare it to others they’ve seen to determine its value and relevance) are the only reason you have a channel. But insulting/criticizing your audience isn’t really the way to go for longevity. Sure there might be enough that will just blindly sideline any snarky comments or any inconsistencies in your content for the sake of the “larger picture” of what they’re looking for. I can’t imagine that kind of emotionally immature response serves you very well in your professional life. Making a video saying “no glitches needed” and in the very first second the video loads it shows the content creator with something the couldn’t have without one only diminishes the value of the rest of your video and discredits anything you might say after that moment.
The all too infantile response of “it’s my video for my channel and I wanted it! Waaaa 😭” only further exemplifies your lack of emotional maturity. (And yes, that was how your response came across).
A simple response of “yea, it isn’t really needed for the video/build, I just like the way it looks and wanted to put it on for it because it looks cool” would have been more than adequate of an explanation for its presence.
As for myself, I tend to hold content creators to a higher standard, of both consistency in their content and in the message they deliver to their audience. You were found lacking in both those areas. And instead of using the opportunity to grow and develop as a creator, you instead revert to the asinine behavior of what I could only assume is the Gen Z prevalence of “how dare you criticize me! You should love yourself!”
Understand this: I love myself plenty. I chose to say something and point out an inconsistency for which I thought could help you develop and grow your content as a creator in the future, and your response was altogether less than I expected.
TL:DR the issue I had was with the presentation not being consistent with the title. I couldn’t even get past the first 10 seconds of the video without commenting on it because I felt it was that ridiculous.
@brandonwyman9125 all this to say you didn't watch past 10 seconds 😭😭 tells me all I need to know about you especially when you use words like snowflake I really hit the nail on the head with your ignorant ass 😂
@brandonwyman9125 This is why your family doesn't love you Brandon You should call me a Snowflake again 😭😂 my feelings are so hurt 😭