Nah, becaus ethe you'll basically be starting from scratch with

#2 - superflystickman

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Why would you be a heavy armored archer?

#116 to #2 - infamoustrapper

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(01/09/2013)[-]

well idk i am too. i just think about in caves theres not a lot of room to be far away from someone to shoot, so when you kill all person they all rush at you. without heavy armor youd be screwed

#64 to #2 - anon id: 50d916a2

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(01/09/2013)[-]

I wear heavy armour and specialise in using bows, I think I only wear the armour for saftey, I feel more exposed without it!

#55 to #2 - EdwardNigma

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(01/09/2013)[-]

I don't know, it sounds pretty hardcore. And a crossbow could work out fabulously.

#57 to #55 - superflystickman

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Dear god this tiny little comment grew into something greater than I ever imagined.

#39 to #2 - dubmaster

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(01/09/2013)[-]

You don't give a dragon's tale after you've sold your soul to get level 100 everything like a dumbass.

Like me.

#36 to #2 - adunsaveme

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(01/09/2013)[-]

SIEGE MODE ACTIVATE

#34 to #2 - dustyshane

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(01/09/2013)[-]

I use heavy armor because the Steed stone allows me to wear it without weight problems, and I use Archery because it's fun and probably the only thing in the game that really takes skill.

#25 to #2 - biggrand

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(01/09/2013)[-]

because he plays on an easy difficulty and has to be within five feet of his target to sot them in the head

#3 to #2 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

If you raise your heavy armor enough, you can get the perk where it doesn't weigh anything which is better than light armor.

#4 to #3 - superflystickman

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Level 50 Light Armor has the same perk.

#5 to #4 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Yeah but heavy armor protects more.

#137 to #5 - admiralen

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(01/09/2013)[-]

theres an armor cap, and with light armor you can hit it so heavy armor is completly pointless

#6 to #5 - superflystickman

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Light allows a 10% chance to dodge and huge stamina boost. Plus archers aren't supposed to get close enough to take damage.

#9 to #6 - russlenavy

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(01/09/2013)[-]

My current skyrim character is wearing full daedric (only level 50 heavy armor, level 20 light) and i have 100 archery, sneak, and pickpocket. If i accidentally get into close combat, i can just tank the damage and continue using a bow.

My damage with melee and magic is complete ****.

#10 to #9 - superflystickman

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Well, of course. Once you max one of them out, it doesn't matter if you picked the less authentic armor set, you're basically god.

#8 to #6 - Nullifier

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(01/09/2013)[-]

I agree with you...Though heavy armor is better (and i'm level 54 and have mastered both completely), I still prefer to wear light armor around. Though these days, now that nothing can kill me and i'm good enough to win huge fights even on master difficulty, I run around in Dwarven armor because I look like a badass and I have the +25% armor passive perk thing. Also it matches my enchanted enhanced dwarven crossbow

#7 to #6 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Well I guess Im just more of a combat worrier than an archer. Touchè

#11 to #7 - drmcninja

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(01/09/2013)[-]

You just need to level up more or get better armor and you'll be way more confident. It's really nothing to worry about if you're prepared well.

#13 to #11 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

I don't really want to. If i were to change than i would go to magic.

#14 to #13 - drmcninja

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Nah, becaus ethe you'll basically be starting from scratch with leveled enemies and then you'd actually have to worry about it. Unless you count being a worrier as a good thing.

#17 to #14 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Yes, whenever I play an rpg that deals with combat, magic and archery (as the three general classes) I choose combat. I just like brute force.

#18 to #17 - drmcninja

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Then kudos to you, sir. Good luck with the worrying.

#19 to #18 - smokedmeatlog

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(01/09/2013)[-]

Thanks