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CornChip309 Neo-newbie total posts: 2 since: May 2013	May 15, 13 at 5:57am ^ The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Sorry to pose this probably redundant and much asked question: Has there been a fix/patch for the "method" within the game to create whatever powerful item you want yet ? Figured it out last night (most likely as the last man on the planet) and it promptly broke the game for me
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Rude_Boy_Loves_SKA I Noobtube In Real Life. (No, Seriously) Seeketh Maximus since: Jul 2005	May 15, 13 at 10:00am ^ re: The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	Are you talking about the infinite enchanting/alchemy loop? It's always had the potential to bug the game. How exactly did it "break"? Like did it freeze up or just not work or what? ------------------- I'm the guy that consistently goes negative. You don't need to remind me.
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CornChip309 Neo-newbie total posts: 2 since: May 2013	May 15, 13 at 7:04pm ^ re: The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	Ooops, perhaps I misspoke. Could be first, not the last to see this, just thought that due to my long absence from the community and reading about game related issues, this one would have long been a resolved problem to everyone else. No, I'm not relating to the little loop between enchantment and alchemy that let's you make 32% enchantment potions. And by breaking the game I did not mean the game freezing, I meant that you end up making two suits of armor and a bunch of weapons for yourself and your companion that are that ludicrously powerful (eg. Daedric Helm, 1500 armor, 108% Fortify Destruction, 267% Mana regen., etc.) that there is no longer a point in playing. The game only seems to drop me back to OS if I attempt to manipulate beyond numeric limits set in the game. At closer inspection, it could very well not be possible to fix this, since "the method" I used is essentially turning the game mechanics to amplify it's own effects. I feel a little indecisive about continuing this. Hoping for just a quick answer that would keep me from doing this, I may have ventured into bad territory here. I've spoilt the game for myself and now be very well spoiling it for everyone else if I go into further detail. Having played Elder Scroll games since Arena, and loving them ever since, the let-down I might inflict by releasing this piece of trivia could be permanent and is certainly NOT my intention. Should I just forget about the game and take this cursed knowledge to my crypt before it effects the outside world ??? Please, advise.
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Occasus AKA Caedo Genesis forum fever total posts: 392 since: Oct 2007	May 15, 13 at 7:37pm ^ re: The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	quote CornChip309 Should I just forget about the game and take this cursed knowledge to my crypt before it effects the outside world ??? Please, advise. Honestly, you should write narratives, because your writing is superb. Moving on, if someone lets something they see/hear ruin an experience for them, that's their own fault, not yours. Blaming others is the easier and most often taken route, sadly. If you feel that it ruined the game for you, play through without using alchemy or enchanting with that character. You may just get your will to play back.
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Aulis Vaara <3 karma Relentless total posts: 9368 since: Mar 2002	May 15, 13 at 9:51pm ^ re: The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	If you feel the game's too easy, just raise the difficulty. There's always something you can exploit in a game, if that stops you from enjoying it, you should stop playing videogames. Not that this is actually an exploit, it's just how crafting works. It would be pretty disappointing if by the end of the game, you were still as weak as in the beginning. The whole point of levelling is getting stronger, levelling your enemies with you, or keeping them equally difficult just defeats the purpose. ------------------- What will you fight for? ~ The Neo-Duelist League ~ My Role-Player Profile ~
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Rude_Boy_Loves_SKA I Noobtube In Real Life. (No, Seriously) Seeketh Maximus since: Jul 2005	May 16, 13 at 6:41am ^ re: The "unlimited" power in created items bug
	quote CornChip309 Ooops, perhaps I misspoke. Could be first, not the last to see this, just thought that due to my long absence from the community and reading about game related issues, this one would have long been a resolved problem to everyone else. No, I'm not relating to the little loop between enchantment and alchemy that let's you make 32% enchantment potions. And by breaking the game I did not mean the game freezing, I meant that you end up making two suits of armor and a bunch of weapons for yourself and your companion that are that ludicrously powerful (eg. Daedric Helm, 1500 armor, 108% Fortify Destruction, 267% Mana regen., etc.) that there is no longer a point in playing. The game only seems to drop me back to OS if I attempt to manipulate beyond numeric limits set in the game. At closer inspection, it could very well not be possible to fix this, since "the method" I used is essentially turning the game mechanics to amplify it's own effects. I feel a little indecisive about continuing this. Hoping for just a quick answer that would keep me from doing this, I may have ventured into bad territory here. I've spoilt the game for myself and now be very well spoiling it for everyone else if I go into further detail. Having played Elder Scroll games since Arena, and loving them ever since, the let-down I might inflict by releasing this piece of trivia could be permanent and is certainly NOT my intention. Should I just forget about the game and take this cursed knowledge to my crypt before it effects the outside world ??? Please, advise. That's what I meant. There are different ways to do it- make a potion that fortifies enchanting, enchant item to fortify alchemy, repeat forever. The same results- nigh-infinitely powerful equipment. I did this once in a game I was just goofing around in. I got to the point that I was indestructible, and could one-shot-kill literally anything in the game with an iron arrow and hunting bow. It did get boring. ------------------- I'm the guy that consistently goes negative. You don't need to remind me.
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