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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SteelDraco" data-source="post: 5781037" data-attributes="member: 359">I've gotten into this game quite a bit - I found a third-party mod that allows me to remap the keyboard so that I can play left-handed. Not being able to do that was a dealbreaker for me, and mods are why I play these games on a PC (the Fallout and Elder Scrolls games tend to develop a huge modding community).I'm playing through as sort of an orcish artificer - he has a good smithing, enchanting, and some defensive spells, but mostly he's running around in heavy plate killing people with a two-handed sword. I'm having quite a bit of fun with it. I've decided my character left his stronghold in order to learn more about smithing and enchanting, in particular wanting to find out more about the dwarves and what made their stuff work before they all disappeared. I haven't picked a side yet in the Stormcloak/Imperial conflict - I've not yet talked to the Imperial General, but from what I've heard he's not a bad guy, and I might end up going that way, despite starting off going with the Stormcloaks. The Nords are all pretty racist, which makes my orc not want to help them - even if they're decent to orcs now, it's clear they won't be if they have all the power.I'm surprised at how easy the dragons have been so far. I'm mostly able to just take cover until they land, then berserk and charge them. A couple of power attacks with my greatsword and they bite it. I'm assuming that later dragons get more interesting to fight, with different special abilities and stuff? I hope so. I'm 15th level or so now, and just got to the College of Winterhold to pick up some new enchanting skills.</blockquote>

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