Poll: Which enemy/enemy type in Skyrim do you hate the most?
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Most enemies aren't really a problem for me; beasts usually die after 2 or three hits from my bow and things like Draugr get tied up fighting with my companion, letting me hang back and shoot them to death. Dragons are the worst as they never sit still for long, meaning a fight takes ages.
Though my biggest annoyance is wolves; when you're walking through a forest and here that howl, you immediately stop and start spinning round hunting for the gits and no matter how good your eyes you're always digging wolf fangs out your butt after the fight.
Though my biggest annoyance is wolves; when you're walking through a forest and here that howl, you immediately stop and start spinning round hunting for the gits and no matter how good your eyes you're always digging wolf fangs out your butt after the fight.
i hate the falmer with a burning passion. i don't know why, but i just can't seem to get through a quest involving them without using a shit load of health and magika potions. i STILL haven't finished Trouble In Skyrim...
trolls are also pretty intimidating, too.
"FOOS RO DAH!" *RUN!* (my troll strategy)
trolls are also pretty intimidating, too.
"FOOS RO DAH!" *RUN!* (my troll strategy)
Wolves. Only because they are everywhere and keep jumping me.
Dragons die in one to 5 hits.
Dwarven constructs die in one to three.
Humanoids die in one to three.
Frostbite Spiders die in one or two.
Draugr die in one to three.
Trolls die in two.
Giants die in two.
Dragon Priests die in two or three.
Attronachs die in one or two.
Dremora die in one or two, and I am immune to their fire attacks once I summon a flame attronach to make them stop their fire attacks and run up to fight me with a dagger instead.
In case you are wondering, normal difficulty, level 52, Full Daedric oversmithed beyond legendary by 3 levels, dual wielding Daedric swords. The average lifespan of my enemy is about 2 seconds. Can range from 0.5 to 3.5 though, dependant on my reaction times. Elemental Fury rapes is all I have to say.
Dragons die in one to 5 hits.
Dwarven constructs die in one to three.
Humanoids die in one to three.
Frostbite Spiders die in one or two.
Draugr die in one to three.
Trolls die in two.
Giants die in two.
Dragon Priests die in two or three.
Attronachs die in one or two.
Dremora die in one or two, and I am immune to their fire attacks once I summon a flame attronach to make them stop their fire attacks and run up to fight me with a dagger instead.
In case you are wondering, normal difficulty, level 52, Full Daedric oversmithed beyond legendary by 3 levels, dual wielding Daedric swords. The average lifespan of my enemy is about 2 seconds. Can range from 0.5 to 3.5 though, dependant on my reaction times. Elemental Fury rapes is all I have to say.
This pretty much sums it up for me. They are a bigger pain then all of Tamriel's dragons combined.vidirg said:
dragons, because i just set the difficulty higher and I get one hit killed if i get close, you know, the one where they throw you I HATE THE so screw it Marked for death.
Those fucking spiders. I've never been arachnophobic in games or in real life, but those spiders... and twice I've run into a room, not noticing that there was a giant one in on the ceiling. The first time, I went in, looted shit, realized spider sounds had been playing, and looked up. I froze and probably pooed a little. The second time it just fucking dropped on top of my and me sweat glands exploded.
And then, after I killed that second one, it glitched through the floor. This had happened before, so I knew in a few seconds it would shoot back up. It didn't happen for a while, so, leaving the corner I was hiding in, I moved toward the exit and HOLY FUCK FLYING GIANT NINJA SPIDER CORPSE RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME.
And then, after I killed that second one, it glitched through the floor. This had happened before, so I knew in a few seconds it would shoot back up. It didn't happen for a while, so, leaving the corner I was hiding in, I moved toward the exit and HOLY FUCK FLYING GIANT NINJA SPIDER CORPSE RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME.
Wolves, Ice Wraiths, and those randomly overpowered enemies the game likes to throw at you every now and again. Like Snow Trolls at level five.
Most annoying to fight would have to be the Dragon Priests, simply because they're insanely OP.
The enemies I hate to run into the most would easily have to be the Chaurus Reapers.
Even when DRAGONS AND GIANTS were only giving me minimal trouble anymore I could always count on a Chaurus Reaper to three-hit me or down my follower in two hits. Yes, I said that a goddamn BUG was giving me more trouble than GIANTS AND DRAGONS. Those things take a ludicrous amount of damage, there was actually a time I saw one down a dragon I'd been fighting. Bugs from Hell.
The enemies I hate to run into the most would easily have to be the Chaurus Reapers.
Even when DRAGONS AND GIANTS were only giving me minimal trouble anymore I could always count on a Chaurus Reaper to three-hit me or down my follower in two hits. Yes, I said that a goddamn BUG was giving me more trouble than GIANTS AND DRAGONS. Those things take a ludicrous amount of damage, there was actually a time I saw one down a dragon I'd been fighting. Bugs from Hell.
I don't know. All I remember thinking the first time I saw them was, "Spiders that live in an arctic region? The hell?" *Burned them all to death in a second* Some people's aracnophobia is way out of hand.geekRAGE said:
I f'ng hate Forsworn Briarhearts, seriously I can kill every forsworn with a few arrows to the belly but then this mfer pops out of noweher hits you once and you are down and them being forsworn that usually means they are based out of an open field area where the last time you autosaved was the cabin down the ways over you quick traveled to because that was the closest location to the forsworn base so when you die you have to kill the entire forsworn base all over again.
Oh, i also hate ancient dragons, ***** hits like a tank.
Oh, i also hate ancient dragons, ***** hits like a tank.
Ice wraiths on my archer, thunderbolt mages for my mage and nothing really stands against my warrior (full daedric + 300+ HP + otar = unstoppable).
For me: Draugr. They are the ants of Skyrim. I got to where I would just audibly groan whenever I'd first encounter one in a dungeon. Switch it up, for goodness sake! They are freaking boring enemies, especially when they account for 70% of dungeon enemies.
The Falmer are good enemies because they are kind of creepy in principle. They were once civilized elven people, but devolved into tribes of blind goblins.
The Chaurus (to me) are great enemies because I first encountered them in Frostflow Lighthouse. That was soooo well built-up. Though it does go hand-in-hand with the Falmer. Seriously, go to Frostflow Lighthouse. It was my favorite location in the game (well...aside from Blackreach).
There are really only two groups of enemies in Skyrim that I don't like, but they are the ones you fight the most: Draugr and Bandits. There are more bandits in Skyrim than non-bandits, I swear.
The Falmer are good enemies because they are kind of creepy in principle. They were once civilized elven people, but devolved into tribes of blind goblins.
The Chaurus (to me) are great enemies because I first encountered them in Frostflow Lighthouse. That was soooo well built-up. Though it does go hand-in-hand with the Falmer. Seriously, go to Frostflow Lighthouse. It was my favorite location in the game (well...aside from Blackreach).
There are really only two groups of enemies in Skyrim that I don't like, but they are the ones you fight the most: Draugr and Bandits. There are more bandits in Skyrim than non-bandits, I swear.
I don't care much for Dwemer ruins in general, so dwarven constructs are high on my list here - right behind the Chaurus and the Falmer, who I just hate. Other than that, I don't think I particularly dislike any enemy types, though I do think there's slightly too many bandits and random evil mages hanging around all the caves and dungeons of Skyrim, compared to the very low number of people living in the actual towns.
Draugr, there are so many!
And the one's that can shout at you. BAM! Weapon is gone, can't find it, hit and then dead. Sucks so much
And the one's that can shout at you. BAM! Weapon is gone, can't find it, hit and then dead. Sucks so much