Yeah, that's pretty much the right of it. If you're facing two enemies, try to separate them, or place one of them between yourself and the other, so you turn it into two separate 1v2s rather than a 1v2. Though skyrim lacks actual parrying and dodging mechanics, you can simulate them to a degree with blocks and jukes. Try to be aware of your surroundings and use them to your advantage. Just generally play with a more tactical mind than you might normally (if you normally play anything like I do, that is -- hack and slash style).
Yeah, that's pretty much the right of it. If you're facing two enemies, try to separate them, or place one of them between yourself and the other, so you turn it into two separate 1v2s rather than a 1v2. Though skyrim lacks actual parrying and dodging mechanics, you can simulate them to a degree with blocks and jukes. Try to be aware of your surroundings and use them to your advantage. Just generally play with a more tactical mind than you might normally (if you normally play anything like I do, that is -- hack and slash style).