Skyrim Tutorials: Restoration in Detail

[cherrera1987]

I was hoping there would be more hands on approach to this. This video would've have been more affective if you were fighting.

[HostMikePushkin]

@cherrera1987 thank you for your critic, I realized that long after I've made those videos, I hope my future content will deliver better than this!

[Mrnoob2uu]

You make awesome, well-informing videos! I think you have a talent for this and should keep it up!

[Jackthestripper]

Necromage affects all spells, including ones on yourself (vampire)

[lolmanboom]

they protect you from magic, not damage in general

[HostMikePushkin]

@lolmanboom Magical protection as such is more valuable than physical protection. Especially when you fight against dragons.

Sorry for misinformation :(

[ToxicPolishBoy]

Your really helping me out with my mage character, I love you! (Figurativly speaking)

[HostMikePushkin]

@ToxicPolishBoy That was really funny :D

P.S. I'm really glad my videos are helping you out!

[hellYEAHBLEACH]

When you actually get into restoration, you stop dying. Ever.

[HostMikePushkin]

@hellYEAHBLEACH well, you still can make a mistake and die... But you usually don't :D

[Jameins]

I saw a lot of your video lately (subbed too :)) and i realised that your favorite frase is "very nice very nice"

[HostMikePushkin]

@Jameins lol, I'm a Professional Russian, what can I do. Makes me think of Sith Empire leader - "Excellent. Most Excellent."

[mgfbossin]

Careful there!!! Some of your companions can ACTUALLY DIE if you KILL them! So yes, attack them, but only quest-related NPCs will stand for it, and not die. If you continuously attack, say, fendal (elf in riverwood), he will get hostile, then die.

[HostMikePushkin]

@mgfbossin That's correct, however the idea is (as far as we are concerned, we can heal them). I do believe it's a bug however and characters are not supposed to die, especially companions, because most of them after you use kill command on them don't. Some do and it brings a lot of confusion.

It feels more realistic that they day, however world doesn't react to their deaths anyhow.

Alvor in Riverwood can die fighting a dragon and then there will NEVER be a smith in Riverweood.

[ENTERUSERNAMEHERE555]

this was a good video. Good detail and it flowed.

subscribed

[HostMikePushkin]

@ENTERUSERNAMEHERE555 Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks for your support, stay tuned for more content about Skyrim!

[HostMikePushkin]

A good question has been asked: Will the spell get better if you cast it with both hands and how much?

It's 2.2x strength of the basic spell + it's much more expensive, so be careful! Don't forget that you need to take the perk in order to do that.