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Skyrim Better Loot On Higher Difficulty. Increasing the difficulty means that you have to hit each enemy more times, which speeds up skill growth. For example, if your level 10, then your more going to find steel swords and. The point of putting the game on a higher difficulty is to make the game is harder. If you were to get much better loot on a higher. I'm just curious if playing on higher difficulties does anything besides making enemies a little more difficult. Farm iron ore and make it to gold or its the fastest way. At higher difficulty enemies have bigger health buffer and daedlier attacks, loot will be the same no matter its novice or legendary. Giantashsnake 11 years ago #1. Jewelery is the way to go. Loot is dependent on level, so no. No, only your level effects how good your loot is. Block, heavy armor and light armor level up faster on higher difficulty because xp gain is based on incoming damage and you receive. Loot doesnt change, but you get to lvl faster on higher.

If you were to get much better loot on a higher. For example, if your level 10, then your more going to find steel swords and. I'm just curious if playing on higher difficulties does anything besides making enemies a little more difficult. At higher difficulty enemies have bigger health buffer and daedlier attacks, loot will be the same no matter its novice or legendary. No, only your level effects how good your loot is. The point of putting the game on a higher difficulty is to make the game is harder. Block, heavy armor and light armor level up faster on higher difficulty because xp gain is based on incoming damage and you receive. Increasing the difficulty means that you have to hit each enemy more times, which speeds up skill growth. Loot is dependent on level, so no. Jewelery is the way to go.

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Skyrim Better Loot On Higher Difficulty Loot is dependent on level, so no. At higher difficulty enemies have bigger health buffer and daedlier attacks, loot will be the same no matter its novice or legendary. Jewelery is the way to go. Increasing the difficulty means that you have to hit each enemy more times, which speeds up skill growth. Loot is dependent on level, so no. For example, if your level 10, then your more going to find steel swords and. Block, heavy armor and light armor level up faster on higher difficulty because xp gain is based on incoming damage and you receive. No, only your level effects how good your loot is. I'm just curious if playing on higher difficulties does anything besides making enemies a little more difficult. Loot doesnt change, but you get to lvl faster on higher. The point of putting the game on a higher difficulty is to make the game is harder. Farm iron ore and make it to gold or its the fastest way. Giantashsnake 11 years ago #1. If you were to get much better loot on a higher.