Understanding Skyrim Skill Tree Choices for Milk-Drinkers

A quick follow-up to a video I released this week about OP Skyrim Skills. How do you choose which Skyrim skill trees to invest in? How do you make sure you don't leave your character short on skills later in the game? I share my method for choosing which skill trees I need to invest in early to survive combat throughout the late game. Matched it up with some casual game footage so you can space out a bit. Aedric Dreams regularly releases Skyrim videos and will be posting more content like this in the near future. If you enjoy the video please leave a like, comment or subscribe to the channel to boost the algorithm. By the end of the video, you should have a basic understanding of all of the real skill groups in the game and not have to rely so much on the trees to plan your character builds. There are other options in-game through the Dragonborn DLC to change exactly how your skillset levels but for the sake of the video, I just considered the base game as the Dragonborn DLC may not be something people play until they are a high level anyway. Hope this makes sense. Again, if you enjoy the content or find it useful, any engagement on the video is massively appreciated. I'm also happy to join in the comments if people have questions or comments. I'm more than happy to find out if I'm wrong about some of this stuff. Cool, thanks for watching, check back soon for more videos #skyrim #dragonborn #elderscrolls #modding #gaming