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Hope this helps. If you need anything else, I'll be happy to help. :)
But yeah I didn't think the silent roll was really for dodging ...I just thought it might work occassionally as a substitute. That makes sense about using it as an archer. I don't know how people pull off archery in close range as it is -- I'm lucky to hit a dragon lol --- .I should look up on youtube sometime.
Also, thanks for the answer on the patch. I think I'll wait until this game is over even though it claims to be safe to install on an existing game. I have some annoying quest bugs I can't close and such and just hate to chance breaking things worse.
Also you're playing pretty much the exact same skill build as me. Dual-wielding = OP if you're doing it right, and to make sure you're doing it right look up some guides (basically equip a dagger in your off-hand (that's your left) and make sure you get all the perks up the right side of the one-handed tree--PROFIT--oh and remember to hold down BOTH right and left trigger for the dual-flurry power attack goodness FTW)
Don't forget your flesh or "mage armor" spells like stoneflesh, etc, either.
Once I got up to glass armor and a decent mask it was OK --- either easy or occassionaly insta-killed. (shrug). I never did see dragonscale armor ...or maybe you have to craft it, I couldn't remember. I had a bit of a odd game. I was a higher level (50) when I stopped but seems I missed a lot of stuff compared to my first playthrough (41).
I am bad about not drinking potions though, especially preemptive ones,...always was.
Also once I got some better daedric weapons it was better...one of the maces (Molag Bal) and the nightingale sword was pretty much win for me on heavy armored opponents (or some other variety) when daggers didn't work. I probably should have tried whirlwind more but didn't -- used Slow Time instead so I could escape and heal/distract if needed.
I don't know if dual-wielding is OP any more than archery with bonused equipment (i.e. Dwarven Guardian stuck in a doorway or sneaking upon dragon) or several other ways to play, some think it is. Sneak is pretty funny late game though when you can be right in their face and not be seen. lol
In the end I found the arcane rogue + terribad archer path went from hard to inconsistent to easy with occasionally irregularities in game balance -- in how it played for me. I'll probably check out a guide next time...to see what is done differently.
P.S. As for "only playing on adept" -- not everyone intuitively plays all classes with the same skill. I'm usually, as stated, a heavy -- it's not a class I am strong at playing, hence the OP.
As for fire, ice and shock resistance, they stack with Resist Magic, and here the resist caps are 85%.
Personally, I chose to enchant my armor with Resist Magic enchantments. Using a Fortify Enchanting potion and the "Shield of Solitude" Resist Magic enchantment, these enchantments give me 29% magic resistance each! I have three of them, for 87% magic resistance. I find that, on normal difficulty, this pretty much makes me immune for any magic. I also make a potion (Snowberries, Hawk Beak, Mudcrab Chitin) that gives fire, ice and shock resistance at once. I never, ever needed that potion.
I understand that for a rogue, armor does not seem so important. But what if you get caught? You know it's going to happen, and in those cases you should be able to stand your own in a skirmish. In such a situation, having a shield might help. (At least until you're reaching the armor cap.)
If you really don't want to mess with armor and shields, maybe you could find ways to become invisible. The top sneak perk, "Shadow Warrior", helps with getting out of combat as well.
I really had no hard numbers to go on. Thank you. Otherwise, I didn't say I didn't want to mess with armor etc. (just didn't use potions that much -- even though I gathered a lot of ingredients). I just never got my enchanting skill that high -- or the perks rather as I always found another needed perk. I had most all my light armor perks except matching set and maybe another.
By the time my magic enchanting was even usable I found better stuff on sale usually though indeed found it hard to come by. Next time I might forgeo one of the magic fields like restoration (or maybe not -- that stamina boost is nice) to give me more points. And I don't mind shields but did usually use my off -hand for magic or weapon at the ready.
Anyway, I'll check into a couple of the enemies that gave me the most trouble...maybe the numbers is where is at. Again I just found it weird I didn't have trouble with certain ones and yet I did others. I found the Deathlords much easier than the Briarhearts...which wasn't the case for me before that I remember. I thought they used poison too and I had resistance there -- both my bloodline and sometimes that Savior armor.
Good alchemy recipe to know too. :)
Lol xD Well I didn't mean't to test your maturity mind you- do whatever sets you to be better and have fun in the game. :}