Most annoying creature to kill

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Nightingale

New Member
Hagravens shooting fire balls or ice spikes. Also, wolves and chauruses. Wolves are like annoying mosquitos and I don't like chauruses because they are genuinely unappealing to the eye (I dislike insects) and I don't like the clicking/crawling noises they make.
 

Gemini Sierra

Pre-emptive Salvage Specialist
any character that dodges my arrow even when they don't know i'm there. ggrrr.
most of th mages when they one or two shot me to death with those damned ice spikes.
 

Panthera

Don Gato
A Hagraven... when I was doing Restore the Gildergreen quest, and I needed to find a knife. I killed few witches and when I came closer to their camp I thought it's armagedon. Didn't know what was happening... luckily I had cover so it didn't have clear shot on me... othervise I would be one roasted cat.
 

Duffmage

Member
No developers in their right mind would allow players to kill kids in their games. Even Rockstar make the little urchins invinvible in their GTA games. Can you imagine the field day the press, politicians and the self appointed guardians of public morals would have if any game did allow it. Will never happen, and it's probably for the best.
 

Nightshade

Active Member
I have a love hate relationship with Wispmothers. On one hand, I LOVE the way they look as well as the lore behind them. They are mesmerizing to look at and I actually like the little bell noises they make. They're what I like to call 'hauntingly pretty'. BUT, they are truly a pain to fight at lower levels, with their wispy minions swirling around you.
180px-SR-creature-Wispmother.jpg
 

Elvus

Member
Those stupid falmar are always trying to gang-bang me,the only thing that seams to work halfways decent on the higher ranked ones like the gloomlurkers or skulkers is a lightning/ice magic combo. Plus factor in the part that they never carry anything valuable makes me mad. I hate them so much!
 

Nightshade

Active Member
Argh! The Gloomlurker Falmer annoy me as well. I think they annoy me even more so because they never have any good loot and instead have mudcrab-esque armor and weapons (I suppose it's realistic that their loot isn't amazing though).
 

Elvus

Member
You'd think that since they usually stick around dwarven ruins that they'd utilize the dwarven equipment in the ruins...But no,they use random charus pieces to make weapons. They're poor,stupid and tough all at the same time,lol.
 

Nightshade

Active Member
Very true. While I do feel bad for the Falmer because of what happened to them in the past, it's almost amusing to see the brilliant workings of the Dwarven ruins and then see the Falmer's crappy less than brilliant tents and inventions. Why do they need tents, by the way? I mean, they're already sheltered. I guess they don't want any prying eyes while they change loin cloths :p
 

Elvus

Member
They build the tents to protect their crabs! ;) (bad pun,I know) I read somewhere those guys were blind from living in the dark all these years. I thought about that too,I have no idea why the build tents while they have a perfectly good dwarven city to inhabit. They're the stupidest race in all the elder scrolls games,hands down.
 
Well for me its just an ancient dragon that attacks a city such as solitude and hardly lands and doesnt follow and kills every npc causing me to reload
 

A.Castaneda

Member
Chaurus, I don't know how many kills they racked up against my unarmored mage but it was frustrating, my warrior on the other hand eats his wheaties and goes right through them.
 

Teritus

Giving it to you straight since 1869
A mix of hunter (archery + alchemy + sneak) and mage (destruction + illusion). Trolls are weak against fire, which I specialize in so they go down rather easily. I could just use fear on everything and every enemy would be much easier but it's annoying to chase them down only with bow and magic. Yeah, I have no melee fighting whatsoever so it's difficult to fight in closed space.


I heard most mages use all kinds of destruction (fire, frost, shock), but you seem to specialise?
 

Nightshade

Active Member
I specialize in Lightning, or Shock :) I decided to specialize in one to give me more perks to use elsewhere.
 

Panthera

Don Gato
I have a love hate relationship with Wispmothers. On one hand, I LOVE the way they look as well as the lore behind them. They are mesmerizing to look at and I actually like the little bell noises they make. They're what I like to call 'hauntingly pretty'. BUT, they are truly a pain to fight at lower levels, with their wispy minions swirling around you.
180px-SR-creature-Wispmother.jpg

I didn't encouter them yet... But i did read they summon infinitive wisps.
 

hexperiment

The Experimentalist
I heard most mages use all kinds of destruction (fire, frost, shock), but you seem to specialise?
I only invested in fire perk. I don't use other elements, frost and shock, mostly for role-playing purposes and I got better places to invest in my perks. It's also just easier to go with one element rather than switch between all 3. Personally, fire has been very useful so far. It stops trolls from regenerating so that's probably the main reason why I kill them so easily.
 

MrCostari

Member
I was sneaking with my bow on a guy with heavy armour and he used magic.
I just stood around the corner and shot hem when turned around and was far enough.
When he just needed 1 hit more, he saw me (my stupid mistake, I quess) and quess what?
He started healing himself :p
So I had to do it with a normal damage, not the 3.0x sneak bonus. And yeah that can be hard.
And ofcourse he healed a second time. I died almost twice.
I learned I should be patient more, and give him so more time to walk back, so he wouldn't see me.
It was the final guy of that dungeon, I shouldn't be that hard usualy.
I kind of messed up that character, by exploiting speech, and still have a dwarven bow (superior) on level 25.
So I quess I will start a sneaky archer soon, but now I'm playing my battle mage.

I did learned from that! I should be more patient, and NEVER use exploits! Your combat skills are very important in the beginning of the game and remember to make your own armour and weapons.
That way bosses shouldn't be that hard.

Oh another story (sorry I just love telling stories about games I enjoy much)
I did the main quest diplomatic immunity and saved that elven guy who sneaked me in.
So i went into the dungeon/cave whatever you end up before you fully escape.
And there was a troll and that stupid elf attacked him with his damn fist and ofcourse the troll killed him with two hits. I didn't want him to die, he helped me, so I would save him no matter how many times I have to reload my save!
So I quess it took around 8-10 saves. And I decided to stand on the place where the elf jumped down in hope the troll would attack me. Yeah that helped and I killed him finally and the elf survived :p
How dumb can you be? Attacking a frost troll with your fists? That must have put that in the game for purposes, to make it not so easy :)
 

ApacheDemon

Certified Skyrim Director
MOTHER fluffING ICE WRAITHS or anything that uses either the frost growing out of the floor plops or the frost spears... i mean what is up with them STILL with my level 30 mother fluffing tank with like 300+ HP beastly enchanted Ebony armour and 50% fluffING FROST RESIST (yes im a nord) this plopsty ice thing still seems to kill me in about three seconds -_-
 

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