stop! you’ve violated the rule
stop! you’ve violated the rule
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Ah, good ol' game-breaking Skyrim jank.
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How did you get stats that high?
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You can go as high as you want.
If that's not the sign from the universe, I don't know what is.
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Tbh, those are rookie numbers. You can get them WAY higher if you cheese the enchantment loop exploit more aggressively. And I mean like millions of percent.
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How the hell did you put 3 effects
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My guess is a mod. If you're not using mods (which specific ones being a matter of taste and playstyle), you're not doing Bethesda games right. That's not just me saying it, it's the law.
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Puts lockpick into tumbler; door/chest just explodes into splinters
Pickpockets 3000 gold from a dude who only has 30.
you pickpocket him and he becomes indebted to you because he didn’t have all the money you wanted
If by "vaguely" you mean "300%"
I know you're probably kidding but it's 300% of the player's current skill, not the total overall skill possible.
So for example if you're at a 15/100 in lock picking it becomes 45/100.
What if it's already 100? With +300%, now it's 400. Pretty sure there's a limit anyway, despite what the numbers say. I know that's true for armor value. Even with the number in the trillions, you still only block up to 85% of the total incoming damage.
It's not as fun as Oblivion or Morrowind where you can do shit like make enchanted armor that, in total, Reflects 125% of all incoming damage, meaning you are immortal and everything attacking you takes more damage than they output. 🤣