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also if you are using console commands be careful , they can seriously bork the game
Maybe start your own thread with pertinent details instead of a 2-year necro stacked on a 5-year necro.
Any problem anyone in this thread had in 2014 is likely unrelated, or has been fixed by mods. This thread is literally half a decade older than your Steam account.
Without knowing the exact weapons you are having trouble with, what mods you may or may not be using, and any other important information, solving your issue here is unlikely.
Create a new thread, with details, and people can help.
and yet this thread still pops up on the searches whenever someone like me gets the problem hahaha, i think its fine tbh, and getting more threads on the same issue can also be helpful, so long as you dont find it intimidating to have to read through all of them to get what your really looking for lol.
They show up in searches for references if you need to look back. You shouldn't be performing necromancy on them. Take the info you need, see if it works; if it doesn't, make a new relevant thread.
It's why moderators lock old threads with new posts. To prevent confusion. You see this on the forum discussions all the time. If you don't believe me, go necromancer an old Off Topic thread and wait and watch, it'll get locked because "This thread was quite old before the last post, we've locked it to prevent confusion."