Werewolf vs. Vampire: Which is TRULY better? - Page 2

quote Azuma

To me being a vampire would be a lot more attractive if you could feed on any npc regardless if they are asleep or not. As then you could get rid of any negative effects at any time of day.

Yeah it's definitely crap that they have to be asleep. You should have a sweet ability for when they have low hp or if you sneak up on them you can just bite into their neck.

Dumbest question ever.

*bleep* being a vampire.

Well, I haven't become a vampire, but I remember that on Oblivion that experience was mostly annoying, especially since it made my character look crappier than usual u_u

I have the Werewolf blood, but I don't use it at all, I don't like the fact that when you transform, you can't use spells nor pick up items, and while I've had half a mind to cure it, I'd rather not because I really appreciate the immunity to diseases it comes with, so, it works just like a condom! It's better have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it xD

Werewolf is the best "Oh Shit!" Button ever for mages and other related squishies.

Vampire Dunmer? Why does that sound so appealing to me right now...

Quick, what's the quickest way to become a vampire without dying?

I know my wood elf was ridiculous. I would fight vampires and almost never get hit with the disease, ever. Guess I lucked out a lot with the partial disease immunity/resistance or something.

quote Angel in Shadows

Werewolf is the best "Oh Shit!" Button ever for mages and other related squishies.

Vampire Dunmer? Why does that sound so appealing to me right now...

Quick, what's the quickest way to become a vampire without dying?

I know my wood elf was ridiculous. I would fight vampires and almost never get hit with the disease, ever. Guess I lucked out a lot with the partial disease immunity/resistance or something.

Go to Broken Fang Cave.

It's located west of Whiterun and south of Morthal. It has VERY weak Vampires, and all you need to do is step in there while dual wielding the healing spell, and let one of them attack you while you contentiously heal. It may take a while, but just be patient, you will contract the disease.

When I get all maxed out with my skills and shit, Im just gonna create two seperate files. One is gonna be where I'm a werewolf, and then on the other, I'm gonna cure myself, and become a vampire.

Werewolves imo, the negative effects only last 2 and a half minutes (the duration of being a werewolf) and while in werewolf form, you're a lot stronger and faster. Vampire's negative effects last forever (as long as you're still a vampire) and although you're resistant to frost, you're weaker against fire, and most dragons you encounter spam fire attacks. I also feel you encounter more fire-based enemies while traveling the land of Skyrim (mages who use fire, conjurers tend to conjure flame atronarchs more than frost atronarchs, traps that shoot fire out of walls/the floor, etc.), and being weaker to fire is terrible in these cases. When a werewolf, yes you don't have as much defense, since you can't wear armor or use weapons, but the speed and strength makes up for it, as well as being able to feed on people to restore health and stay in werewolf mode a little longer. For example, I attacked a stormcloak camp the other day, went werewolf, destroyed all of them (except for the one who couldn't die, I just kept swiping at him until he fell off the mountain) and when I was low on health, I just fed on each dead stormcloak.

The only finisher I've done is when you jump on them and shred them with your claws.

I've had other people tell me they have picked up an enemy and crushed their heads between your hands and the other is ripping out their throat.

Now you say you can snap their neck with your jaws as well?
What am I missing? I want to do that stuff lol