Just this week, Bethesda has released its update 1.8 for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on Xbox 360. A posting on their official website says the update is now available for English Xbox 360 players and quoting “when we have more information on its release for other territories (and the Playstation 3), we will provide an update.”

In line with this, an update of the same version was previously released on Steam and provides the following bug fixes:

• General memory and stability improvements
• Fixed rare crash when using vampiric grip
• Fixed issue where Arnleif and Sons Trading Company could become permanently locked
• Fixed issue related to duplicate NPCs
• Fixed rare issue where exterior door would not open properly

PS3 fans are eager to have their own update as well. Some posted their comments and Bethesda responded by stating:

    We care about our fan base on all platforms.

We’re continuing to work on updates for PS3. It’s something that’s just going to take more time.

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Race: Nord

Class: Warrior

Gender: Male

Statistic Focus: Health 60% / Stamina 40%

Primary Skills: One-Handed, Block

Secondary Skills: Light Armor, Archery

Stone Ability: Warrior Stone

Essential Perks: Armsman Fighting Stance Power Bash Disarming Bash Elemental Protection Agile Defender

Weapons: One-Handed Weapon and Shield; Bow and Arrows for backup.

Armor: Light Armor; with your Shield for defense, Heavy Armor will just weigh you down.

Follower: You can command the attention of your foes in melee combat, so take a ranged Follower to maximize your damage potential. Marcurio and Jenassa are both good choices.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Nord Warrior, you start with bonuses to your most critical Skills, and Racial abilities that help you thrive in the thick of combat.
• Before each combat, quickly take stock of the area and decide where you want the fight to take place; give yourself enough room to maneuver, but don’t let your enemies surround you.
• Your shield is useless against attacks from behind.
• Stand your ground and let the enemy come to you. Use your bow to fire off a few shots from range before switching back to a weapon and shield for melee combat (switch using Favorites).
• Hold the attention of your foes. If enemies begin to target your Follower, take them down quickly so your Follower can return to their own attacks.
• Don’t hesitate to fall back if you feel like you’re getting overwhelmed, or if enemies begin to flank you.
• A doorway or narrow hall won’t leave you much room to maneuver, but it will ensure you only have to address one enemy at a time.
• If you do find yourself surrounded, invoke your Battle Cry Power to scatter your foes and give yourself a few seconds to recover and reposition.
• Master the rhythm of combat, and learn how to use your attack, power attack, and shield bash for greatest effect.
• One-Handed Perks like Armsman and Fighting Stance improve your damage output, but don’t forget to take Block Perks as well:
• Power Bash, Disarming Bash, and Elemental Protection are all critical to taking full advantage of your shield’s potential.
• If you can block attacks effectively, you won’t take much damage, making Light Armor an efficient choice that allows you to remain mobile in combat.
• If you find yourself struggling, you can always switch to Heavy Armor instead.
• While you may not take many Perks in Archery, it’s always a good idea to keep a bow on hand for pulling enemies or taking out a lone sniper.
• The Warrior Stone is a solid choice, helping three of your four major skills increase more quickly.

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Race: High Elf

Class: Mage

Gender: Female

Statistic Focus: Magicka 80% / Health 20%

Primary Skills: Destruction, Conjuration

Secondary Skills: Illusion, Restoration

Stone Ability: Mage Stone

Essential Perks: Spellcasting Rank Perks Destruction Dual Casting Augmented Flames, Frost, or Shock Summoner Elemental Potency Illusion Dual Casting

Weapons: Spells Armor: Mage Robes. Always take the highest Magicka Regeneration rate robe you can find. Then look for more gear that increases your regeneration, adds to your total Magicka, or decreases the cost of your spells.

Follower: Keep a heavily-armored warrior at your side to hold foes at bay. Vorstag and Lydia are both good choices, especially early on.

Archetype Advice:

• As a High Elf Wizard, you’ll have the highest starting Magicka of any race, and can maintain that advantage by focusing on Magicka bonuses as you level.
• When even that’s not enough, call on your Highborn Racial power to sustain your casting in even the longest battles. Highborn is your lifeline; make sure it’s your active Power (and a Favorite) unless you need to use something else, and switch back to it when you’re done.
• Prepare for each battle by summoning a creature, then start the fight with your best Destruction spell from range.
• In combat, expect to spend most of your time casting Destruction and Restoration spells.
• Learn what each type of Destruction spell is best at and how to use them effectively.
• Take advantage of the spells’ secondary effects; spray a room with flames to set your foes on fire, or hit a foe with ice from a distance to slow them down, allowing you to keep casting as they struggle to advance.
• When not dualcasting, keep a ward in hand to deflect blows and shield yourself from enemy spells.
• This is a powerful but fragile character; while you have plenty of Magicka to cast devastating spells, your health is low and your defenses are weak, putting you in serious risk if attacked directly.
• Let your Follower and summoned creatures distract enemies and soak up damage while you focus on taking out each foe in turn. If your summoned creature is destroyed, resummon it immediately.
• Keep a close eye on your Health and cast Healing or Fast Healing when needed, or drink a potion (remember you can tag Potions as Favorites).
• If an enemy closes to melee range, check their health and quickly decide whether to keep your Ward up and maintain your attack, or escalate by Dualcasting Destruction (for a quick takedown), Fear (to send them running), or Calm (so you can escape).
• When in doubt, remember that your robes are lighter than your enemies’ armor. Sprint to make a clean getaway, or tactically retreat to put some distance between yourself and your foes so you have time to finish one more spell.
• Because of your low health and ever-increasing need for Magicka, you’ll use potions at a faster rate than most other characters. For this reason, consider taking up Alchemy to supplement what you find in dungeons and save your gold.
• As with all mages, buy Spell Tomes! This should always be your top shopping priority. Join the College of Winterhold early for convenient access to all the best spell vendors.
• The Mage Stone is a solid choice for this character, allowing you to quickly increase your Skills and master a wide range of spells across all diciplines.

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Race: Wood Elf

Class: Archer

Gender: Male

Statistic Focus: Health 80% / Stamina 20%

Primary Skills: Archery, Sneak

Secondary Skills: Light Armor, Block

Stone Ability: Thief Stone

Essential Perks: Overdraw Eagle Eye Power Shot Quick Shot Stealth Deadly Aim

Weapons: Bow and Arrows; the best you can afford. Ideally, find a bow with a fire, frost, or shock enchantment for even more damage. Keep a One-Handed weapon for backup.

Armor: Light Armor, for protection without sacrificing speed and stealth.

Follower:

• For an aggressive choice, take Jenassa or Faendal.
• For a sturdier companion, try a warrior like Vorstag or Argis.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Wood Elf Archer, you excel at stealth archery, with bonuses in all your critical skills.
• If you spot an enemy, drop into a stealth crouch immediately, then creep closer and start the battle with a sneak attack for maximum damage. Use your bow exclusively to raise your Archery skill as quickly as possible.
• When rushed by an enemy, bash them with your bow, then back up and keep firing.
• Every single Archery Perk is worthwhile for the stealth archer; the real choice is not what perks to take, but when to take them.
• Always take Overdraw whenever your skill allows it. A 20% damage bonus per shot is just too good to pass up.
• Want more help lining up your shots? Take Eagle Eye and Steady Hand.
• Need to increase your damage output? Grab Deadly Aim and Power Shot.
• Don’t neglect your Sneak skill, either. Practice sneaking up on even low-level enemies, or your skill may not be high enough to help you when it really matters.
• Take Light Armor to gain some protection without sacrificing your ability to Sneak effectively. It also won’t hamper your mobility as much, allowing you to dodge or back away as you continue to fire at an especially persistent foe.
• Block is a good choice for another skill. While you can’t take advantage of its Shield-specific perks, Power Bash and Disarming Bash work just as well with a bow, and give you an opening to make one last shot at point-blank range.
• Stat bonuses are less important for your character than most, since many of your foes will never make it to melee range.
• A high Health never hurts, but take a little Stamina as well to ensure you can bash when you really need to. When assaulting an outdoor Camp or Redoubt, find a nearby predator and use Command Animal on them. If your first shot isn’t quite enough to take out the sentries, your new pet wolf or bear will probably do the job; or at least keep them at bay.
• The Thief Stone is a good match for the Sniper, helping your Sneak and Light Armor skills keep pace with your Archery and ensuring they remain effective.

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Race: Orc

Class: Berserker

Gender: Male

Statistic Focus: Health 50% / Stamina 50% Primary

Skills: Two-Handed, Heavy Armor

Secondary Skills: Smithing, Block

Stone Ability: Lord Stone

Essential Perks: Barbarian Champion’s Stance Juggernaut Well-Fitted Tower of Strength Power Bash

Weapons: Two-Handed Weapon, the strongest you can find.

Armor: Heavy Armor, for added defense.

Follower: Find a melee Follower who can wade into combat at your side: Stenvar is an aggressive choice, while Belrand offers more versatility. When fighting in the wilderness, take along an animal companion as well; both Vigilance and Meeko will help distract your foes.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Berserker Orc, you have solid skill bonuses and use of the deadly Berserk Power.
• Charge into combat and hit hard. Your attacks may be slow, but they connect with devastating force, staggering foes and dealing massive damage.
• Power Attacks are critical to using Two-Handed Weapons effectively, so boost your Stamina and take Perks that improve them, especially Champion’s Stance.
• Your greatest risk is wading into the thick of combat and becoming surrounded. Keep a Follower and/or animal companion with you to divide your enemies’ focus and keep their numbers manageable.
• If you do find yourself surrounded, invoke your Berserk power to increase your damage resistance and gain the damage bonus you need to carve a path through your foes.
• This is not a traditional berserker:
• Instead of hides and war paint, outfit your warrior in a full suit of heavy armor to offset the lack of a protective shield or spell.
• With the right Heavy Armor Perks, you can shrug off even the most powerful blows.
• The Lord Stone improves your defenses even further, allowing you to endure whatever your adversaries can throw at you.
• Remember that parrying an attack with your weapon counts as a block. While the shield-based perks in the Block constellation won’t be of use to you, you can still take advantage of perks like Power Bash or Disarming Bash.
• Since your combat style relies exclusively on your weapons and armor, Smithing makes a great supporting skill, allowing you to forge and improve your own gear.

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Race: Dark Elf

Class: Spellsword

Gender: Female

Statistic Focus: Health 40% / Magicka 30% / Stamina 30%

Primary Skills: One-Handed, Destruction

Secondary Skills: Light Armor, Illusion

Stone Ability: Lover Stone

Essential Perks: Armsman Fighting Stance Destruction Rank Perks Augmented Flames, Frost, or Shock Impact Agile Defender

Weapons: One-Handed Weapon and Spell

Armor:

• Light Armor for speed and mobility.
• For best results, look for enchanted armor that increases your maximum Magicka or Magicka regeneration rate.

Follower:

• If you want a friend to absorb damage, find a warrior like Lydia or Vorstag.
• For a more ranged support, take Jenassa or Marcurio.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Dark Elf Spellsword, you may have to work a little harder to increase your One-Handed Skill (which doesn’t start with a bonus), but your other Skills are an excellent fit.
• A Spellsword is all about flexibility, switching between weapons and spells as the situation demands, aggressively creating and exploiting enemy weaknesses.
• Use Destruction spells to soften up foes from a distance before they can close to melee range. Hit weaker enemies with fire spells to quickly cut down their health, use frost on stronger foes to slow their approach, and target mages with shock spells. In melee combat, your best defense is a good offense.
• Early on, spray Flames or Sparks with one hand while you hack away with your weapon; you’ll be surprised at how quickly your enemies fall.
• As time goes on, staggering foes becomes increasingly important. Take Fighting Stance (which allows you to Power Attack more frequently) and Impact (to allow your spells to stagger enemies as well).
• Use your Ancestor’s Wrath Racial Power to inflict even more damage in close combat. At later levels, Destruction’s line of Cloak spells is more powerful, but Ancestor’s Wrath may still be useful if you need to conserve Magicka.
• Although most of your attention will be on offense, learn a Ward spell for better protection when fighting Mages, or a “Flesh” spell (Oakflesh, Ironflesh, etc.) for an armor boost against hard-hitting warriors. Both will supplement your defenses without slowing you down.
• Try to balance your One-Handed and Destruction skills. If either falls too far behind, you may not be able to rely on it when you need it most.
• Don’t neglect Light Armor Perks, either. Without a shield or the ability to block, you’re reliant on your armor and spells for protection.
• Illusion spells like Fear and Frenzy are helpful at disrupting large groups of foes, allowing you to concentrate on each enemy in turn without becoming overwhelmed.
• Since your skills are so wide-ranging, the Lovers Stone is a good choice to help all of them advance quickly. If you notice any of them starting to fall behind, switch to a more specific stone (Warrior, Mage, or Thief) to balance them out again.

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Race: Breton

Class: Necromancer

Gender: Male

Statistic Focus: Magicka 70% / Health 30% Primary

Skills: Conjuration, Illusion Secondary Skills: Alteration, Restoration

Stone Ability: Ritual Stone

Essential Perks: Spellcasting Rank Perks Conjuration Dual Casting Necromancy Dark Souls Mystic Binding Mage Armor

Weapons: Spells, Bound Weapons

Armor: Mage Robes. Always take the highest Magicka Regeneration rate robe you can find. Then look for more gear that increases your regeneration, adds to your total Magicka, or decreases the cost of your spells.

Follower: Bring a tough, high-damage Follower to create corpses you can resurrect. Stenvar or Ahtar are good choices.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Breton Necromancer, you have strong skill bonuses and a fantastic resistance to magic.
• Prepare for each fight by casting your best Flesh spell (Oakflesh, Ironflesh, etc.). Early on, this is expensive — you may want to wait a few seconds to let your Magicka recover — but it becomes less of an issue as your Magicka improves.
• Necromancy has one major drawback: you need fresh corpses to resurrect. When you approach a combat, quickly size up your options and decide how to proceed:
• If there are any dead bodies lying around, exploit them! Raise the corpse, and your new zombie will charge in ahead of you.
• Against a group of foes, try an Illusion spell like Frenzy. One enemy may well kill another, giving you fresh zombie material.
• Or conjure a bound weapon and attack. Work with your follower to quickly take down the first enemy, resurrect them, and then take on the remaining foes with your new ally.
• With only your Flesh spells to protect you, you’re susceptible to damage in melee combat. If an enemy rushes you, use Illusion spells like Fear or Calm to stop their attack and escape, or conjure a Bound Weapon to quickly cut them down.
• When confronting mages, call on your Dragonskin Power to absorb their spells as Magicka and use it to power your own spells. For even more resilience, cast a Ward– combined with your innate magic resistance, this can make you almost invulnerable.
• If a battle is taking a long time to conclude, rush out into the center of the battlefield and invoke the Ritual Stone’s Power to raise all the surrounding dead at once, creating a zombie army to quickly overrun your opposition!
• When combat has ended, your work has not– resurrect one final zombie before moving on. You never know what lurks around the next corner.
• As with all mages, buy Spell Tomes! This should always be your top shopping priority. Join the College of Winterhold early for convenient access to all the finest spell vendors.

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Race: Khajiit

Class: Assassin

Gender: Female

Statistic Focus: Health 60% / Magicka 20% / Stamina 20%

Primary Skills: Sneak, One-Handed

Secondary Skills: Alchemy, Pickpocket

Stone Ability: Shadow Stone

Essential Perks: Stealth Backstab Assassin’s Blade Armsman Dual Flurry Dual Savagery

Weapons: Dual One-Handed Weapons (move to daggers once you take Assassin’s Blade). Keep a bow on hand for situations where no good stealth route is available, and for misdirecting foes.

Armor: Light Armor, for protection without sacrificing speed and stealth.

Follower: None. Or take a warrior such as Iona or Vorstag, but have them wait at a distance in case you need the backup. Stealth is tricky enough without having to worry about a Follower.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Khajiit Assassin, you start with the Sneak and One-Handed skills needed to be an effective assassin, and bonuses to your Archery, Alchemy, and Lockpicking skills for support.
• For you, every encounter is a puzzle waiting to be solved. If you spot an enemy, drop into stealthy crouch immediately, then look for a way to sneak up behind them for a lethal back-stab.
• When assaulting an exterior camp or ruin, you may have better luck at night, when the cover of darkness provides better concealment. Weather matters, too: a stormy night offers better concealment than a clear one.
• In dungeons, look for alternate paths and ways to get the drop on your foes.
• In Crypts and Catacombs, your high Sneak skill may allow you to slip past the Draugr without disturbing their rest. But don’t hesitate to lash out with a preemptive attack; few things are more satisfying than ambushing a foe before they can ambush you.
• Sneak is your most critical skill. At early levels, it may be difficult to sneak up on an enemy without being spotted, but keep practicing! You’ll be amazed at how well you can avoid detection once your skill is high enough.
• As an Assassin, you need a fast, powerful offense to cut down your foes before they can retaliate. Take Perks in One-Handed and Sneak to increase your damage output as much as possible.
• Alchemy is a great supporting skill; poisons make every strike count, while potions can restore your health and shore up your otherwise-fragile defenses. Don’t forget to add both Potions and Poisons to your Favorites.
• Pickpocket is also worth exploring. With your high Sneak skill, you should have little trouble concealing yourself from townsfolk (which improves your odds of success). At low levels, you can pilfer items for a little extra gold or the occasional enchanted treasure. But the real reward comes at higher levels, where you can steal the weapons and armor off your foes before stabbing them in the back.
• Use your racial Night Eye Power whenever you want better visibility. This is ideal for a stealthy character; it is free, unrestricted, and absolutely silent.
• The Shadow Stone’s Power gives you free use of Invisibility once per day. Even if you learn the Invisibility spell, this can still be useful, giving you a chance to disengage with foes and make your escape, or set up another sneak attack.

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Race: Imperial

Gender: Male

Statistic Focus: Magicka 60% / Health 40%

Primary Skills: Destruction, Restoration

Secondary Skills: Illusion, Heavy Armor

Stone Ability: Apprentice Stone

Essential Perks: Spellcasting Rank Perks Illusion Dual Casting Destruction Dual Casting Augmented Flames, Frost, or Shock Recovery Juggernaut

Weapons: Spells, supplemented by staffs or a one-handed weapon as needed.

Armor: Heavy Armor, ideally enchanted to increase your Magicka or Magicka Regen.

Follower: As a spellcaster that can stand up to melee combat, almost any Follower can complement your skills. Belrand or Stenvar are both good choices for a more aggressive melee companion.

Archetype Advice:

• As an Imperial Battlemage, you have the right mixture of magic and martial skills needed to succeed as a Battlemage.
• Long a respected profession in Tamriel, the Battlemage combines the mage’s power and versatility with a warrior’s durability. Though magic is your primary focus, you can endure the rigors of melee combat if needed.
• As a Battlemage, you can choose your own approach to any combat situation:
• Use Destruction spells to blast foes from a distance, or pull them in, where you can switch to a Dualcast spell to finish them off.
• Use Restoration spells to sustain yourself or strengthen your allies.
• Use wards to protect yourself from Mages, while countering their elemental magic with your own.
• Use Illusion spells to weaken and disrupt groups of foes at range.
• Dabble in Conjuration to summon allies or raise the dead, or try Alteration for an even stronger defense in melee.
• Without the benefit of enchanted robes, your Magicka will regenerate far more slowly than a pure Mage’s, severely restricting your spellcasting. You have options here, too:
• Take more Magicka bonuses when leveling up to increase your maximum Magicka.
• Invest in (or make) armor and items that fortify your Magicka or Magicka regeneration.
• Take Restoration’s line of Recovery perks, which increase your regeneration rate.
• Draw on the Apprentice Stone’s power to increase your Magicka regeneration rate, and offset the lower magic resistance with other items or wards.
• Keep staffs, scrolls, or a melee weapon as back-up, just in case.
• Destruction is your primary means of damaging your foes. Take new ranks in Destruction as they become available, as well as any other Perks you can use increase your damage output.
• Restoration provides you with magical wards to supplement your armor, and healing spells to sustain yourself and your allies.
• Illusion spells allow you to disrupt larger groups of foes, and to fortify your companions in battle.
• Heavy Armor is what sets a Battlemage apart from any other wizard. While the Juggernaut perks are important, you will probably need to put spellcasting rank Perks ahead of the other Heavy Armor perks. If you find yourself surrounded, don’t forget to use your Voice of the Emperor ability to pacify nearby foes, giving you time to make a tactical retreat.
• You might also consider a different race: A Breton Battlemage can take the Apprentice Stone with less of a penalty due to their innate magic resistance, while a High Elf Battlemage will have a higher starting Magicka and the benefit of their racial Highborn ability.

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Race: Redguard

Class: Weaponmaster

Gender: Female

Statistic Focus: Health 60% / Stamina 40%

Primary Skills: One-Handed, Heavy Armor

Secondary Skills: Archery, Enchanting

Stone Ability: Steed Stone

Essential Perks: Armsman Fighting Stance Dual Flurry Dual Savagery Juggernaut Well Fitted

Weapons: Two One-Handed Weapons (Dual-Wielding), Bow and Arrows for backup.

Armor: Heavy Armor for maximum defense.

Follower: You can hold your own in melee combat, so bring a ranged follower like Marcurio or Illia for ranged support.

Archetype Advice:

• As a Redguard Weaponmaster, your One-Handed skill bonus is magnified by a dual-wielding combat style, making you a whirlwind of destruction in close combat.
• Choose how to address each battle.
• In some cases, you may be better off rushing your foes to engage them as quickly as possible, before they can ready their defenses. At other times, you may want to find a defensible position (such as a doorway or higher ground) and let your enemies come to you. Use a bow to draw your foes to you, then switch back to your weapons as your foes close in.
• Attack relentlessly. One-Handed Perks like Dual Flurry allows you to strike more quickly, while DualSavagery improves the strength of your Dual Power Attack.
• Since you can’t block while wielding two weapons, take Heavy Armor for the extra defense; you’ll appreciate the additional resilience in combat.
• Enchanting is especially effective for a dual-wielding warrior, since you can apply a different enchantment to each weapon; or double up for a stronger effect. You may also want to consider Smithing to forge and improve your own weapons and armor.
• Early on, the Steed Stone is a great choice for offsetting the weight and movement penalties of Heavy Armor. If you decide to take Heavy Armor’s Conditioning Perk, switch to the Lord or Lady Stones for more active combat bonuses.
• Don’t forget about your Adrenaline Rush Power, which can rapidly refill your Stamina during an extended battle, allowing you to sustain a flurry of power attacks.

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