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[mcstreet]

ok so hopefully to save time you guys remember that crazy woman in mournhold(i fogot her name)who decides to lock her self in a house then run into the sewers and plant loads of them silly dwemer traps.
well i found a lil trick by accident.basically when you kill her you will realize that she is carrying about 5 poison grip arrows...
well these are ebony arrows,with 1-5pts poison for 50secs in 20ft,paralyze 20secs in 20 ft.

very very handy...but only five?how crap.
however,try this...enter her inventory and take the arrows..DONT DISPOSE OF THE BODY!!!!!...then close the inventory,thn open it again.there will now be 50POISON GRIP ARROWS!!!and you can rpeat this as many times as you like.....igave up at around the 5000 mark.
the ultimate weapon for multiple targets in the sewers!!

[Xeniorn]

Yes, I noticed that as well. But I don't like using stuff like that. I like my game to be fully "clean".

[Cete]

I should've done that. Too late for that though.

Crazy pregnant-dog she is.

[UberBender]

I consider that cheating. If your cheating you might as well add them to your inventory with the console. It would save you a lot of time.

[suzerain]

an idea why the bug causes an exponential increase like that?

strange little fault... odd.

suz

[Xeniorn]

I just looked it up in CS. It's not a bug. There is a script attached to Golena Sadri that adds 50 arrows whenever she has 0 of them. They forgot to put

stopscript SadriFight

at the end of the script.

[mcstreet]

kinda cool huh?well i dont consider it cheating because...
im on xbox so i cant possibly use consloe commands even if i wanted to,and it is as stated part of the game which the makers planned to change
well thats their fault so i dont think its cheating...just a bug that works to your advantage

[UberBender]

It's called a bug exploit.

If you play any online first person shooter, eg. Day of Defeat, then the server admins usually consider it cheating and they kick you.

[FlightlessBird]

Really? I like to think of it as "beating the system." But, whatever you call it, its a bug to the players advantage!

[Xeniorn]

It's called a bug exploit.

I will try to explain why bug exploit is cheating:

Imagine you (somehow) lost your Morrowind CD <_< and decide to break into your store at night and steal it. That would be stealing (cheating). Now, you find a back door to the store that isn't locked (a bug). You enter the store through that door, take the CD, and leave. You exploited a "bug". But you still stole the CD (cheated), whether you used your lockpick (console) or the back door (bug). :angry:

Really? I like to think of it as "beating the system."

You can say that, but it's still cheating.