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[wizardmirth]

Help aspiring new modders by testing their mods and providing helpful feedback so they can provide even better mods.

[Oneperson]

Download movable furniature mods, then make a custom spell which explodes like crazy. Go into First Edition. Blow the place up, rinse, and repeat with next shop.

 

It's been done before... Here:

[IndorilTheGreat]

Max all your skills out to 244...

 

Or make a mod that lets you put them past that! :mage:

[ninja_lord666]

Max all your skills out to 244...

 

Or make a mod that lets you put them past that! :mage:

Wrong

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Wrong

The skill max is 100 not 244. Mods can get you to 255, but there isn't any point to it. The benefits to skills stops at 100 save a couple like acrobatics.

[IndorilTheGreat]

Wrong

and

Wrong

The skill max is 100 not 244. Mods can get you to 255, but there isn't any point to it. The benefits to skills stops at 100 save a couple like acrobatics.

 

not true. in (at least) my version, I have seen my skills get up to 244 by using enchantments. I suppose I should have made myself a bit clearer before. Yes: You can only max your skills out to 100 WITH OUT enchantments. :stupid:

 

Don't worry Ninja, you're not stupid... lol. ;D

[ninja_lord666]

Wrong

and

Wrong

The skill max is 100 not 244. Mods can get you to 255, but there isn't any point to it. The benefits to skills stops at 100 save a couple like acrobatics.

 

not true. in (at least) my version, I have seen my skills get up to 244 by using enchantments. I suppose I should have made myself a bit clearer before. Yes: You can only max your skills out to 100 WITH OUT enchantments. :stupid:

 

Don't worry Ninja, you're not stupid... lol. ;D

No, of course I'm not. I'd have to be a bit more like you before you can say I'm stupid. Enchantments are different. They don't count as your natural skills. That seems pretty obvious.

[Mythic_One28]

Save you game, go on random killing spree, load game, repeat.

 

Spend 200+ hours looking at, downloading, and installing mods.... Cut yourself when you discover a major, irreversable, conflict mid game that forces you to start over.

 

Remake Oblivion

 

Become a ninja and put your Brotherhood skills to use.

 

Get a life.

[nachtefuchs]

Fight Minotaurs with your least-used weapon.

 

Kill an Ogre with a Rusty Iron weapon.

 

Try and stop arrows/spells by holding something in front of yourself.

 

Throw the loose bricks around the Cheydenhal Abandoned House at the guards.

 

Stack some potions in a hallway, and go bowling with pearls/watermelons/lettuce/pumpkins.

 

Make a spell that has Fire Damage 1pt for 100 secs on self, and run around on fire. (You may want a Heal 1pt for 100 secs on self spell too)

 

Go slaughterfish hunting with a Water Walking enchanted item and a Bow + Arrows.

 

Collect as many of one item as you can, and fill up a room with it.

 

Eat EVERY ingredient you have/find, no matter what it does.

 

Have duels with your summoned creatures.

 

Get a bunch of Trolls to follow you to a city.

 

Find the elusive Daedric/Elven helmets on Marauders/Bandits.

 

Swim from the Imperial City's Bridge to Leyawiin.

 

See how many Goblins you can take on at the same time.

 

Get Marauders/Bandits to fight with either each other, or the Imperial Horsemen.

 

Go House Jumping in Bruma, Anvil and Chorrol.

 

Find lots of Callipers, and drop them in front of M'aiq the Liar.

 

Taunt any town's guards with use of a Bow & Arrows + an Invisibility spell.

 

Make new characters that look like real people and make them do stupid things.

 

Start fights with unkillable NPCs.

 

Streak.

 

Push people off the Anvil Docks.

 

Make absolutely every NPC hate you through the Speechcraft minigame.

 

Fill up open barrels with the smallest things you can find.

 

Collect all the large baskets you can.

 

Find as many Scythes as you can. (Not Hand Scythes)

 

Lead the Uderfrykte Matron into Bruma.

 

Start riots using a powerful Frenzy spell.

 

Find as many zero-weight items as you can and pickpocket them onto people.

 

Read some of the books. Hallgerd's Tale is a good one and so is Immortal Blood. The Legend of Krately House is also cool.

 

Sleep in every Inn.

 

Take everything that doesn't count as stealing off the Bloated Float.

 

Talk to the Arcane University high-ups in Necromancers Robes.

 

Walk through bonfires.

 

Try and make friends with the naked Argonians in Veyond Cave.

 

Teabag everything you kill, while wearing no pants.

 

Take EVERYTHING from EVERY guild hall and sell it all.

 

Raise enough money to buy everything from all the stores and sell it all to one person.

 

Take everyone's shoes.

 

Make forts from all the books you have/find/take/buy.

 

STACK SHORTSWORDS IN FIREPLACES!

 

And many more things.

[Eolath]

Try and use TGM, or any other mod that reduces your durability to zero (CHEATS :P) and collect as many items as you can. find a small house. then drop EVERYTHING at once, it works. really :)

[doomjockey]

Make a mod set a few years into the future centering around your cheap attempts to exploit your fame by making random appearances to crowds around Cyrodil for cash money. Incorporate NPCS who will have no idea who you are because your name was never attached to your accomplishments. And a new "sadness meter" to reflect your overpowering disappointment. Add a new faction called "bitter heroes" with all the past PCs of TES games intent on seeking revenge against the ungrateful masses who've forgotten them, but never make any serious progress since they sit around getting drunk and bragging about old times.

 

When none of you can agree who's exploits were more legendary, you all battle it out in the arena but are interrupted by Caius Cosades hopped up on moon sugar who thrashes you all with a Buster Sword he modded before having a slice of pie and flying off with his best friend Master Chief.

 

Continued in "Halo 4.1: A Dance In Fire"