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Subject: Got a free house in Skyrim
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I just learned about the free house exploit in the game. I can't believe I have seen this before. So who here has used this exploit and what house did you use it on? I used it on the Breezehome in Whiterun

  • 01.03.2013 3:35 PM PDT

A cornered fox is more dangerous than a jackal.

And from FOX, two phantoms were born.

Every house.

  • 01.03.2013 3:35 PM PDT

Oh yeah, I've killed plenty of people and moved into their houses for free.

  • 01.03.2013 3:35 PM PDT

*puts on Nanosuit 2.0*

*heads to find and destroy Skyrim fans house*

  • 01.03.2013 3:36 PM PDT
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Posted by: Hylebos
Oh yeah, I've killed plenty of people and moved into their houses for free.


I laughed so hard at this. Wouldn't it be cool if that was possible?

  • 01.03.2013 3:36 PM PDT

Posted by: T1d3
Posted by: Hylebos
Oh yeah, I've killed plenty of people and moved into their houses for free.


I laughed so hard at this. Wouldn't it be cool if that was possible?
I don't see why it isn't.

  • 01.03.2013 3:37 PM PDT

I knew about it but just bought them all anyway because I had so much money that I didn't really know what else to do with it.

  • 01.03.2013 3:38 PM PDT

Alt account #4 because i can!

you can do it almost everywhere

  • 01.03.2013 3:39 PM PDT

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Hello.

Step 1: Get Skyrim for the computer
Step 2: Download Steam
Step 3: Go to Workshop and click "Homes"
Step 4: Download said homes
Step 5: Enjoy.

  • 01.03.2013 3:39 PM PDT
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Posted by: foreveraloner35
*puts on Nanosuit 2.0*

*heads to find and destroy Skyrim fans house*


lol, why do you hate Skyrim so much?

  • 01.03.2013 3:39 PM PDT

I got Faendals house for free in Riverwood and used it for the longest when I first started playing, I took the house key from him. I had him as a follower for a while until he ended up getting killed when we fought the Dragon Priest Krosis.

  • 01.03.2013 3:42 PM PDT
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Posted by: SilverBulitt82
I got Faendals house for free in Riverwood and used it for the longest when I first started playing, I took the house key from him. I had him as a follower for a while until he ended up getting killed when we fought the Dragon Priest Krosis.


that is genius

  • 01.03.2013 3:44 PM PDT

Posted by: Taconomicon
Posted by: bobcast
On a related note, ******'s mom has really nice boobs, and it doesn't take much booze or encouragement to get her to let the puppies out of the pen...if you know what I mean...

LMAO


Posted by: T1d3

Posted by: foreveraloner35
*puts on Nanosuit 2.0*

*heads to find and destroy Skyrim fans house*


lol, why do you hate Skyrim so much?

Because he is a Crysis fanboy, though I'm not sure where those two intertwine.

  • 01.03.2013 3:45 PM PDT


Posted by: T1d3

Posted by: foreveraloner35
*puts on Nanosuit 2.0*

*heads to find and destroy Skyrim fans house*


lol, why do you hate Skyrim so much?


Gimme a sec I'll copy and paste from another thread

1. The weapon swinging is slow and stuck at the same pace, making it uncontrollable, boring and unfun.

2. Unlike Oblivion, equipping shields, swords and magic all at once is not possible, so combat is less varied, gets boring, and sometimes screw you over.

3. No durability on things means there's little challenge and again it gets boring.

4. Characters interrupting you while you talk to someone. Annoying and it means I can miss out on valuable information.

5. The landscape is copied and pasted over and over.

6. Minor things, like stupid looking animations, horses turning on you when you attack their owner, and really long loading times.

I appreciate I didn't do much quests or see much of the game, but if the gameplay flat out sucks, it gets in the way and ruins the experience.

In short, the gameplay flat out sucks and ruins the experience. IMO

[Edited on 01.03.2013 3:48 PM PST]

  • 01.03.2013 3:45 PM PDT

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I bought my house cause I have loads of money in Skyrim.
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  • 01.03.2013 3:53 PM PDT
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Posted by: TopWargamer
I bought my house cause I have loads of money in Skyrim.
:)


So do I, I just wanted to tryout the glitch.

  • 01.03.2013 4:00 PM PDT

Posted by: x Foman123 x

Posted by: TH3_AV3NG3R
What house has a rocket pod, has legs, and has a long narrow barrel that probably shoots something powerful?

Sounds like you're describing the lower half of my body, actually.

Posted by: foreveraloner35

Posted by: T1d3

Posted by: foreveraloner35
*puts on Nanosuit 2.0*

*heads to find and destroy Skyrim fans house*


lol, why do you hate Skyrim so much?


Gimme a sec I'll copy and paste from another thread

1. The weapon swinging is slow and stuck at the same pace, making it uncontrollable, boring and unfun.

2. Unlike Oblivion, equipping shields, swords and magic all at once is not possible, so combat is less varied, gets boring, and sometimes screw you over.

3. No durability on things means there's little challenge and again it gets boring.

4. Characters interrupting you while you talk to someone. Annoying and it means I can miss out on valuable information.

5. The landscape is copied and pasted over and over.

6. Minor things, like stupid looking animations, horses turning on you when you attack their owner, and really long loading times.

I appreciate I didn't do much quests or see much of the game, but if the gameplay flat out sucks, it gets in the way and ruins the experience.

In short, the gameplay flat out sucks and ruins the experience. IMO

Are you talking about morrowind?

[Edited on 01.03.2013 4:11 PM PST]

  • 01.03.2013 4:08 PM PDT

Posted by: Taconomicon
Posted by: bobcast
On a related note, ******'s mom has really nice boobs, and it doesn't take much booze or encouragement to get her to let the puppies out of the pen...if you know what I mean...

LMAO


Posted by: foreveraloner35
Gimme a sec I'll copy and paste from another thread

1. The weapon swinging is slow and stuck at the same pace, making it uncontrollable, boring and unfun.

2. Unlike Oblivion, equipping shields, swords and magic all at once is not possible, so combat is less varied, gets boring, and sometimes screw you over.

3. No durability on things means there's little challenge and again it gets boring.

4. Characters interrupting you while you talk to someone. Annoying and it means I can miss out on valuable information.

5. The landscape is copied and pasted over and over.

6. Minor things, like stupid looking animations, horses turning on you when you attack their owner, and really long loading times.

I appreciate I didn't do much quests or see much of the game, but if the gameplay flat out sucks, it gets in the way and ruins the experience.


1. I for one am fine with it, but how fast it swings depends on what kind of weapon it is. I mean, how fast do you expect to swing with a battleaxe?

2. Agreed, but I haven't really seen much 'Shield + magic combos,' but the introduction of dual wielding opens up many different variations of combat in itself.

3. The removal of durability makes the game slightly easier, but armor breaking was a nuisance more than anything.

4. This one makes me laugh. Keep dialogue subtitles on (on by default) and general off (off by default). If anyone ever interrupts you, you can read the bottom of the screen. This reason is just grasping at straws.

5. Name one game with a large landscape that doesn't have similar terrain in certain areas. No game developers are ever going to spend that much time making every single area as 'fresh and new' as possible. Every game does it.

6. Some animations are pretty stupid, but are an improvement over Oblivion (since we seem to be comparing it to that). Loading times? Mine are fast because I play on the PC so I don't know what to tell you about that.

Lastly, basically all of these were opinions as you stated so I don't know why I bothered typing this out. Sure Skyrim is a step down from it predecessors in some places, but it is vastly improved in other places.

[Edited on 01.03.2013 4:10 PM PST]

  • 01.03.2013 4:08 PM PDT

Why not stop by my File Share while you're here?

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Only regret is I didn't play more of it.

If you haven't noticed by now, I'm sort of a jerk.

The one in Solitude.
Then. Gt bored and bought the rest of them mi have way too much money in that game (over 5 million gold).

  • 01.03.2013 4:10 PM PDT


Posted by: Hylebos
Oh yeah, I've killed plenty of people and moved into their houses for free.

I've done this as well as the exploit.

  • 01.03.2013 4:12 PM PDT


Posted by: Flaming Wombat

Posted by: foreveraloner35
Gimme a sec I'll copy and paste from another thread

1. The weapon swinging is slow and stuck at the same pace, making it uncontrollable, boring and unfun.

2. Unlike Oblivion, equipping shields, swords and magic all at once is not possible, so combat is less varied, gets boring, and sometimes screw you over.

3. No durability on things means there's little challenge and again it gets boring.

4. Characters interrupting you while you talk to someone. Annoying and it means I can miss out on valuable information.

5. The landscape is copied and pasted over and over.

6. Minor things, like stupid looking animations, horses turning on you when you attack their owner, and really long loading times.

I appreciate I didn't do much quests or see much of the game, but if the gameplay flat out sucks, it gets in the way and ruins the experience.


1. I for one am fine with it, but how fast it swings depends on what kind of weapon it is. I mean, how fast do you expect to swing with a battleaxe?

2. Agreed, but I haven't really seen much 'Shield + magic combos,' but the introduction of dual wielding opens up many different variations of combat in itself.

3. The removal of durability makes the game slightly easier, but armor breaking was a nuisance more than anything.

4. This one makes me laugh. Keep dialogue subtitles on (on by default) and general off (off by default). If anyone ever interrupts you, you can read the bottom of the screen. This reason is just grasping at straws.

5. Name one game with a large landscape that doesn't have similar terrain in certain areas. No game developers are ever going to spend that much time making every single area as 'fresh and new' as possible. Every game does it.

6. Some animations are pretty stupid, but are an improvement over Oblivion (since we seem to be comparing it to that). Loading times? Mine are fast because I play on the PC so I don't know what to tell you about that.

Lastly, basically all of these were opinions as you stated so I don't know why I bothered typing this out. Sure Skyrim is a step down from it predecessors in some places, but it is vastly improved in other places.


Fair enough

  • 01.03.2013 4:14 PM PDT

Please stop complaining about the 'death of a loved one' it's my job. They probably deserved it anyways. Here's a warning, if you keep making pentagrams out of the neighbors livestock I will personally come to your house and kill everyone you love. Now leave me alone, I got to get back to work.
~M.D~

Money is worthless in that game.

  • 01.03.2013 4:14 PM PDT