Skyrim: Any Tricks, Cheats, or Just Advice?

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SwagLordYoloson

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If you want to cheat, for the PC all the cheats are the same as from Oblivion,

additem 000000f 10000000
for alot of gold

tgm
god mode

advlevel
levels up

I made a silly character to test the levelling lolololol
 

Tharwen

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ipop@you said:
Speak to the Greybeards even after you leave them at first. Arngeir has a topic to talk about that lets you learn the locations of word walls so you can improve your shouts, also most of the walls you go have a Dragon guarding them so you wont be short of souls.
And a lich. I have yet to kill one of them. I suppose that's what you get when you play a stealth character who hates magic...
 

DoomyMcDoom

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dave1004 said:
Anyhow, I just want to post a warning: It's a very slight spoiler, your choice.
When on the path to the Greybeard guys (On the mountain), WATCH OUT. There's a level 29 Ice Troll on the trail, and you can't avoid him. RUN. Even dual-wielding fire spells can't hurt the guy. Ugh.
I beat that thing with my trusty dwarven war axe at like level 12 when I went up there, of course my character is a Nord axe/shield/Blacksmith my gear is STRONG and I NEVER run from a fight, I do however quicksave when I see something I've never fought before in the distance and fight the sucker to see how hard a fight it is, that fight ate a bunch of my potions and all my food save a few bottles of mead, but I downed the thing, it just takes some smackin with your shield to daze it followed up by a ton of attacks in between blocking and mead for stamina...
 

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Aethren said:
Be an Orc or Nord, use a two-handed axe or hammer with relevant perks. Level 7 now on medium (default) difficulty, 1-shotting everything but bosses and big spiders with the power-attack, it's insane.
Pretty much. I'm talking to my friends as I'm going through, one of them being a full magic user and the other a combination, and they seem to have problems with hard enemies, and dying a lot while I just power attack my way through everything.
 

hazabaza1

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Easy way to level smithing: Buy leather, leather strips, a bunch of iron ingots, and make shit tons of leather boots and iron daggers.
It doesn't seem to reward more exp to make better stuff, so you can make loads of cheap crap and get levels really quickly.
 

triggrhappy94

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Aethren said:
Be an Orc or Nord, use a two-handed axe or hammer with relevant perks. Level 7 now on medium (default) difficulty, 1-shotting everything but bosses and big spiders with the power-attack, it's insane.

Shoot down Hawks (the flying birds all over the place) for their feathers. Eating these will cure disease, and are one of the easiest ways to acquire this effect.
I'm playing as an argonian, speccing in sheild and one handed swords. I think there's going to be some way to break the game with argonians, because they have no real down side now that people aren't racist towards them anymore. 100% disease resistance, 50% poison resist, waterbreath, and Histskin (speeds up healing for some amount of time).

Two-handed is defenitly over powered though. I've been hit acouple times by a normal bandit while my sheild was down and lost half my health.
 

Blandman

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dave1004 said:
Anyhow, I just want to post a warning: It's a very slight spoiler, your choice.
When on the path to the Greybeard guys (On the mountain), WATCH OUT. There's a level 29 Ice Troll on the trail, and you can't avoid him. RUN. Even dual-wielding fire spells can't hurt the guy. Ugh.
That thing was level 29? I didn't even notice. I must have been level 10 or close to it. The thing just stood at the the edge of a slight ledge, flailing its arms and throwing rude comments at me, while Lydia and I picked at it with arrows for a while.
 

Timedraven 117

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Be nice adn slow. Keep a bow on you at all times. BE balanced so you can heal youself when you need to and still fight well. Dont pick a fight with bears, giants, mammoths, dragons, or trolls when you are by yourself.
 

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If your a melee only character fighting a dragon, save your stamina for when it lands, when it does land use your weapon/shield bash to knock its head when it start to breath fire/ice at you. It'll save you from a fair bit of damage especially at early levels.


Frozenfeet2 said:
here's a brilliant little trick:

Oh my god... that video made me cry with laughter...
 

Yokai

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Well, the best I can come up with so far is do not fucking fuck with fucking giants, my god. Even at level 13 or so, I bothered one enough that he hit me with his club and I went flying literally about 300 feet straight up. Good for getting the lay of the land, excepting the fact you're dead.
 

tendaji

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There is technically a cheat, the trader in Riverwood is invincible so you could continuously beat on him until you powerlevel your items to what you want them to be, but it is a highly time consuming process.
 

dave1004

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DoomyMcDoom said:
dave1004 said:
Anyhow, I just want to post a warning: It's a very slight spoiler, your choice.
When on the path to the Greybeard guys (On the mountain), WATCH OUT. There's a level 29 Ice Troll on the trail, and you can't avoid him. RUN. Even dual-wielding fire spells can't hurt the guy. Ugh.
I beat that thing with my trusty dwarven war axe at like level 12 when I went up there, of course my character is a Nord axe/shield/Blacksmith my gear is STRONG and I NEVER run from a fight, I do however quicksave when I see something I've never fought before in the distance and fight the sucker to see how hard a fight it is, that fight ate a bunch of my potions and all my food save a few bottles of mead, but I downed the thing, it just takes some smackin with your shield to daze it followed up by a ton of attacks in between blocking and mead for stamina...
Great for you, I was a level 4 warrior/thief/mage/hybrid. Yeah. :<...I managed to beat him on my level 8 mage, thank god for flame spells!
 

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Tharwen said:
ipop@you said:
Speak to the Greybeards even after you leave them at first. Arngeir has a topic to talk about that lets you learn the locations of word walls so you can improve your shouts, also most of the walls you go have a Dragon guarding them so you wont be short of souls.
And a lich. I have yet to kill one of them. I suppose that's what you get when you play a stealth character who hates magic...
Technically it's not a lich, it's a Dragon Mage, came across one at a wall last night, uses ward and a fireball staff real pain in the ass to fight when you got a dragon trying to fuck up your shit at the same time.
 

GothmogII

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Dragons have a crippling weakness to circle-strafing. You'll still get hurt a bit on the ground in melee, but as long as you stick to a dragon's ass like glue he can't really do much. Even easier if you're good with bows. Of course, these are just the random world dragons I've tried this with, it may be that the others are more powerful and require more than arrow, run in a circle, arrow, run in a circle, eat delicious dragon soul.

Werewolfism is awesome and has no downside beyond the once-per day use of the transformation. And of course being hunted down like the dog you are if you decide for some reason to transform in town. And the Nine Eight Divines help you if someone sees you change.

Otherwise you can quite handily take on groups of enemies and have a pretty big chance of procc'ing the special kill animation making you invulnerable for a few seconds while you tear some poor sod's throat out. And not only that, but enemies become walking health bags, and when you feast on their gooey remains you also get to stay in werewolf mode longer. Yay! :3 You aren't totally indestructible though, mages can be a pain if you don't pay attention, but arrows and one-handed weapons tend to bounce of you. Watch out for two-handers though as they can still be pretty nasty.
 

EightGaugeHippo

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Buy as much iron and leather from all the smithies.
Make them all into iron daggers (10 daggers ~ 1 smithing level)
Power level smiting and speech by selling the daggers back.

Got me to 100 smithing fairly quickly.
 

Tragedy's Rebellion

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You can level conjuration and destruction easily by killing your own zombies. For some reason you gain conjuration skill when your zombies take damage and the game can't differentiate between damage from you and damage from foes, soooo go nuts.
 

Riddle78

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Sneak. Take the Assassin's Blade perk as soon as you can. Dual daggers while sneaking is a must. My Exquisite Elven Daggers belt out 19*15*2 with every twin fanged sneak attack crit,and only bosses survive with any amount of health. They usually fall over afterwards after I hit them with the FOLLOW-UP sneak attack,because they drop to a knee after the hit.

So,sneak. It's still a beastly weapon,if you have the head for it. I also reccomend you have a combat weapon in place. I use an Exquisite Elven Sword with an Exquisite Elven Shield,and if I need to bring injury from a distance,I use dual-cast Firebolts. I'm level 21. So...Yeah. Combine all three specializations to create a truly devestating weapon.

And if you're on PC...And don't mind selling out your soul to Mehrunes Dagon...

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tgm
 

DoomyMcDoom

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dave1004 said:
DoomyMcDoom said:
dave1004 said:
Anyhow, I just want to post a warning: It's a very slight spoiler, your choice.
When on the path to the Greybeard guys (On the mountain), WATCH OUT. There's a level 29 Ice Troll on the trail, and you can't avoid him. RUN. Even dual-wielding fire spells can't hurt the guy. Ugh.
I beat that thing with my trusty dwarven war axe at like level 12 when I went up there, of course my character is a Nord axe/shield/Blacksmith my gear is STRONG and I NEVER run from a fight, I do however quicksave when I see something I've never fought before in the distance and fight the sucker to see how hard a fight it is, that fight ate a bunch of my potions and all my food save a few bottles of mead, but I downed the thing, it just takes some smackin with your shield to daze it followed up by a ton of attacks in between blocking and mead for stamina...
Great for you, I was a level 4 warrior/thief/mage/hybrid. Yeah. :<...I managed to beat him on my level 8 mage, thank god for flame spells!
Yup, trolls + fire = dead trolls it's always a good equation to keep in mind :D.