Skyrim...have you cheated?
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Occasionally I'll noclip to get up a cliff that I don't feel like navigating. Most recently, I moved to Lydia because I had no idea where she had gone (somehow she had ended up imprisoned in Riften Jail).
While Raj has cheated many, many times with strange, STRANGE women, but still love Wife Mjoll. Can not think of life without her!
We are like Skooma And Moon Sugar. Great together! And the good things almost usually, kind of, maybe outweigh the bad. Would rather end up nude on Imperial castle, then miss out on fun Raj can have! Not that it has happened before.
Oh wait, you mean "Cheat" Cheat. No, never have. And i do not consider it.
We are like Skooma And Moon Sugar. Great together! And the good things almost usually, kind of, maybe outweigh the bad. Would rather end up nude on Imperial castle, then miss out on fun Raj can have! Not that it has happened before.
Oh wait, you mean "Cheat" Cheat. No, never have. And i do not consider it.
Yes, I have added 100 weight to my carrying capacity permanently. Did not know that levelling Stamina (as far as know, nothing tells you) increased your carrying cap. I played a pure Mage until level 20 or so anyway, so did not find out until recently, and for the first 5-15kg I thought it was a weird bug. I also added a few thousand when moving house from Whiterun to Windhelm.
Also, I downloaded a lockpicking mod. It shows me where the sweet spot is. Honestly only downloaded it because one of the Dwemer ruins had a Key Required door, and a Master Level chest next to it. I quicksaved, but constantly kept failing to open it and using up all my lockpicks. Turned out the key wasn't in the chest at all. Have still got the mod installed though, as losing out on loot just because I play a mage - thanks, Bethsoft, for removing the unlock spell - does not fly with me.
Also, I downloaded a lockpicking mod. It shows me where the sweet spot is. Honestly only downloaded it because one of the Dwemer ruins had a Key Required door, and a Master Level chest next to it. I quicksaved, but constantly kept failing to open it and using up all my lockpicks. Turned out the key wasn't in the chest at all. Have still got the mod installed though, as losing out on loot just because I play a mage - thanks, Bethsoft, for removing the unlock spell - does not fly with me.
I like to create tournaments, I spawn NPC's and have them battle to the death. FIGHT MY MINIONS! FIGHT!
I'm on ps3 so I can't use commands, though I did find a way to skip the Forelhost dungeon near Riften so I could get the Storm Call shout at the end. Bassically you can jump up the archway over the door and then whirlwind sprint across to reach it.
I still went and did the dungeon though when I found out there was a dragon priest mask inside.
I still went and did the dungeon though when I found out there was a dragon priest mask inside.
I play on PS3, so I can't cheat perse but......
- Training, then pickpocketing all the money I spent.
- Sinking all my effort into blacksmithing until I have Orcish armor by level 7 and ebony by level 12
- Stealing everything in sight until I have "a large stake in the entire universe"
- Using sneak enchants on all the gear the game allows
- Abusing 15* dagger damage
All feel like cheating.
Quick travel also seems to take a lot out of the game, but after walking across the country 20 times it's just a drag = \
- Training, then pickpocketing all the money I spent.
- Sinking all my effort into blacksmithing until I have Orcish armor by level 7 and ebony by level 12
- Stealing everything in sight until I have "a large stake in the entire universe"
- Using sneak enchants on all the gear the game allows
- Abusing 15* dagger damage
All feel like cheating.
Quick travel also seems to take a lot out of the game, but after walking across the country 20 times it's just a drag = \
Actually, I tried to summon Derkeethus, because he got stuck down a freaking hole in the cave you are supposed to rescue him from, and will NOT follow me out, he just walks up the spiral staircase, gets 3 steps from the top and bugs out. But it won't let me placeatme either!
Does spamming iron daggers at the forge count?
I have a history with ES games, if it's a cheat I wont use it, but if it's an exploit I totally will. In Morrowind it was Spellmaking Bound Boots for 0 sec on self, pre-patch that permanently added 20 to run speed. In Oblivion it was Paint Brushes that when dropped hung in midair and could be stood on to make steps to otherwise inaccessible places.
I have a history with ES games, if it's a cheat I wont use it, but if it's an exploit I totally will. In Morrowind it was Spellmaking Bound Boots for 0 sec on self, pre-patch that permanently added 20 to run speed. In Oblivion it was Paint Brushes that when dropped hung in midair and could be stood on to make steps to otherwise inaccessible places.
I'm holding off on using console commands until I've gotten most if not all of the acheivments, even then I probably won't use them to alter the game significantly. Just to resurrect my companions or divorce my husband.
Yes 
and like the OP I use them when I don't want to spend an hour just to get to a town so I could drop off all this loot.
and like the OP I use them when I don't want to spend an hour just to get to a town so I could drop off all this loot.
Console gamer. I duplicated some ebony armor a couple of times using the mannequin trick. Not that I needed to, though, most of my money I've gotten without any cheating.
Absolutely.
I played for about 6 hours before giving in to helpful time saving cheats that reduce the grind experience I get from all Bethesda RPG's. For my first play of about 40 hours all I used was a carrying capacity cheat for convenience since I hate to backtrack and inventory manage.
On every subsequent playthrough I use a carrying capacity cheat, infinite money cheat and reveal all map locations cheat. This is where the game gets really fun for me as pretty much all grinding elements are removed and I can focus on the stories and gameplay.
I played for about 6 hours before giving in to helpful time saving cheats that reduce the grind experience I get from all Bethesda RPG's. For my first play of about 40 hours all I used was a carrying capacity cheat for convenience since I hate to backtrack and inventory manage.
On every subsequent playthrough I use a carrying capacity cheat, infinite money cheat and reveal all map locations cheat. This is where the game gets really fun for me as pretty much all grinding elements are removed and I can focus on the stories and gameplay.