TheMarduk

Skyrim is one of the most bugged games I ever played but I understand about the engine being so unstable, to deliver it in a unique way. The answer is just yes, 'cause the game is from Bethesda and they rock it good as always. Wonder what Skyrim could be without its persistent glitches though. The perfect game. I love Oblivion, like that... it will never happen again.

I had an mod called The bounty's nature isn't accurate through Skyrim. I had a lot of trouble by getting rid of some cave bandits once, when I come to get my reward I had only 100 miserable pieces of gold on Whiterun. Due this injustice, I've found a good mod but the ''problem'' isn't entirely fixed and the max ammount still being 1k.

O.o that is rather scary hahah good to see that you found the solution. Have no doubts that if something isn't working as it was said, I'll stake my gold on compatibilities issues.

I really need to bump it, maybe somebody appears :p

It isn't a good idea to put mods right from the start. You have to play the game first to understand what is missing and you would like to add (specially on your second playthrough) Skyrim original release is so full of gaps on my opnion, that you will not take long to see problem solvers here on nexus. My first reality cracker was the lack of cloacking in a land of cold. So I went to nexus to see something about it and then I did download it. Just always be aware of the modder's specifications and procedures, always remember to clean your things and everything should (try to) be okay.

Need help with this weird bug... Everytime my character takes a seat on a chair or on a horse, an invisible something pushes things away if they are closer to me. More specifically, it looks like a invisible wall is on my right and on my left blocking npcs way too. But it all only happens while my character is busy on seats, horses and using the alchemy table etc etc Anybody having it and know how to fix this?