Im SP farming and don't have any goal set other than to keep grinding till I just can't take it anymore and want to start playing the game. From my research, I don't think anyone could have a good answer for this other than people who have done it. But thats all besides the point. The reason for my post is this:
Is it possible to pick which skill trees you plan to max out for the life of your character, add the highest skill mastery levels needed for the highest level skills of that tree, and know how many masterys you will have left over to put towards different (non-specialty) trees?
For instance, I am considering a lightening/spear build with bow as a secondary weapon. I have already chosen which skill trees in each of these masterys that I wouldn't mind avoiding so I can pick and choose lower level skills in other masterys without overshooting the 300 masterys limit. Has anyone come close to using all 300?
I would like to have all 4 of the mastery level 10 passive skills. Lightening of coarse will use up the masterys as my primary Force skill. So that one doesn't count as extra. But the other 3... if you count 10 Mastery levels needed for each skill (which is 30), this leaves you with 270 to use elsewhere. Now, if I plan to max out the lightening mastery level for the highest level spells (Lion shout, level 57), will I still need more that 57 mastery levels in lightening to increase this spell beyond level 1?
Im assuming that 300 mastery levels isn't enough to learn every skill in every tree. Forcing you to decide which path your character will take. My problem is, I want to specifically design my character to suit my style in order to have the most fun with it. Its too much work and takes too much time to not do it right the first time. There is no flocking way in hell I would do this farming again
I hope your clear on my confusion, I haven't slept in 20 hours
