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So what are you exactly talking about?
Sword and Shield or Magic and Shield?
You can use sword while having shield out , magic while having shield out or even attack with sword while casting magic without any problems in this game.
Not sure what you on about honestly.
Never played Oblivion, I assume? In that game, you don't really equip magic in the same way you do ad Skyrim. It doesn't take up a slot in your hands. You can cast a spell while both hands are equipped with something without changing them out.
Honestly it's not really that big of a deal, though, it's just inconvenient.
Oh. Thanks for explaining.
Yeah i never played Oblivion before or even Morrowind.
Was planning to catch up and get those but never got around to do so :3
and for me it's sort of a big deal or they could have a conjouration spell which enables you to have a magical shield which gives you the ability to use certain magic spells same goes with the 2 handed conjouration spells and you assign some magic spells to you except other conjouration spells