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This would only make fights way to easy without it has anything to do with how good YOU are.
If you are asking because of how many spells you wish to cast before a battle, then I would understand. I would like to have hotkeyed certain spells so I didnt have to choose em over and over, heh. The limit will of course be your magika pool, which makes it YOUR effort =).
Edited a couple of times after looking up the quest on google
You are right about the "Thrall" spells.
That Skyrim been way to easy once you get up in levels has been my problem with the game for years. Untill now.
Sir, do you use any of the AI improvement mods?
Like,
- BanditHealer
- Deadly bosses of skyrim
- Combat Evolved
- Smarter combat ai
These 4 mods alone have made combat, random encounters and overall AI reactions to you muuuuuuuch better. I am level 25 atm and playing on Adept. Even bandits are a challenge when they are more then you. They are smarter, surround you, go for your or your follower depending which of you who are the biggest threat.....or fast kill. ;)
Combat itself is way more interesting, like you get more damage if someone hits you in the back, then front. Monsters/NPC uses spells and heals themselvess and others, making you have to think much more then just hack and slash.
The mods also effect different NPCs and monsters differently. Giants are still dumb and just goes for whatever target and only melee. But NPCs will run for cover, archers will find good places to shoot at you, where they have some cover and you need to get to them. Some NPCs even evades things like Fireballs, if you cast far away.
I also use a mod that gives all dragons their real level, which is 75 in most. So far I just been able to kill 2 dragons. Both with the help of guards, like the first one outside Whiterun.
A DRAGON, should not die from you, unless you are pretty damn powerful, or having alot of help. ;)
Edit, it was not wildcat, but some other stupid lethality combat overhaul on old skyrim i can not right now remember :/.
Gods boring to play, I prefer the Avenging Angel of Death myself.
console and script invocations only go so far, the best way to handle this is with a teeny CK edit that rewrites the conjuration tree perks, make it yourself, or grab one... like "simple summon increase - unlimited conjuration", it's like 780 bytes, should work with every possible edition, summons are perm, at 25 and get 2 at 50 with twinsouls at 100 you can summon a lot. you'll never have to fight directly, which is what people seem to want, let your army do it for you.
good luck getting through an interior doorway, if they get in front of you, though.