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Jaum 3 jul, 2014 @ 16:14
How to automatically cut wood?
Chopping wood gives good money, but keep clicking all the time is boring and tedious. How to automatically cut wood?
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Mumbles 3 jul, 2014 @ 16:19 
www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/26116/?

Google wins!
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 16:55 
Hell, if you're going to cheat yourself, do it properly: player.additem 6f993 5000
Clicking chop then going to take a shower while you amass a woodpile isn't going to make it any less corrupt - lol :P
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Jaum 3 jul, 2014 @ 16:58 
Thank you. Gold, come to me!
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Doniazade 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:13 
What do you even need money for? The game just showers you with money, especially if you have the Merchant perk and high alch or Prowler's Profit.
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:15 
High alch as in magically convert your goodies into shiny gold by using up Nature and Fire runes? :P
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Doniazade 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:17 
Ursprungligen skrivet av pedantic_roc:
High alch as in magically convert your goodies into shiny gold by using up Nature and Fire runes? :P
This is not runescape :p. More along the lines of making hideously valuable 3/4-effect potions, preferably including Giant's Toe. Even with modest alchemy you can easily make back the cost of buying every reagent and walk away with a bunch of extra potions, plus the skillups. The Merchant perk then allows you to trade the pots to any merchant.
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:20 
And then there's no-one to sell them to. Musta had at least 5 million worth of pots and ench daggers in a chest on my character No: 16 Sigh. So alch as in Alchemy - drat! :P
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:25 
Actually - that's a good idea for a mod - lol. Mine clay and, with a high enough alteration skill, convert it into runes ready for Runescape style high-Alching (watching your crops :P)
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Doniazade 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:27 
Ursprungligen skrivet av pedantic_roc:
And then there's no-one to sell them to. Musta had at least 5 million worth of pots and ench daggers in a chest on my character No: 16 Sigh. So alch as in Alchemy - drat! :P
No, I mean you can sell them to anyone if you have Merchant. Blacksmiths, mages, anyone. You can both use them as currency to buy ingots or whatever and unload your heavy-ass potions on anyone.

Can't pay for some things like houses and the Dragonborn excavation with them, but I honestly never had any problem with that since pots and gems/jewellery paid for everything else.
Senast ändrad av Doniazade; 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:28
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:32 
Hah - I usually end up with hundreds of ingots and ores too because there's nobody with enough gold to buy all my loot and spoils so I just Barter and swap. Then, when I no longer need any gold, I start getting hundreds of flippin' gems when I've already got legendary smithing twice lol
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Mumbles 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:42 
Yes we know - the economy is mega broken ... these help though!

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/34612/?
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/49369/?
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pedantic_roc 3 jul, 2014 @ 17:47 
Interesting until I saw SKSE. I still have bad memories of OBSE and all my years of work being dependant on it - unwittingly. The economy's not so broken as you can't adapt your play style. Anyway, thanks for caring :P
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