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Anyways, thanks for your answer.
Do yourself a favor and do not grind too much in the beginning. The berserker town has many quests and you can push your preferred combat skill by doing those quests. Some skull head enemies seem to get no damage from my weapons at all. There seems to be hard level limiting at work. Or they have fantastical high hitpoints.
What the ♥♥♥♥?
it sounded more like a ching to me
This is also a video game and not real life. Your immersion is going to have to take a hit for sensible gameplay mechanics and clarity. You know what would also be realistic? If in order to put on a full suit of armor you had to watch a cutscene where the character puts on every individual piece and fastens it to their body. Or maybe if food didn't restore health because in real life eating doesn't magically close up wounds. How about if whenever you die you can never play the game again because in real life you don't come back from the dead.
These comments on realism and immersion somewhat remind me of the complainers, who apparently expect romance cutscenes to feature pornography. Can't you complete the missing bits in your head?