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Just generally talking to everyone in the city is a fast way of levelling it.
Does just talking to people passively increase it or do you have to use the speech option?
Visit a herbalist or grocer and buy 1 item at a time, haggle, repeat
Well, its not passively increasing, but as long as you answer/ask a question speech skill increases. Ive had it increase during asking "how do you like rattay" from a peasant.
yes, haggling does increase it, but so does anything related to talking/asking questions.
And it tends to only give 1 XP point for each for general chat conversation, unless it is a main story critical conversation option or one that advances a quest or something of the sort - they give a lot more.
Haggling seems to give XP every time you haggle (success or fail), but failing an haggle drops reputation with traders in that town/area - so try to keep your haggles to successes.
If you are on PC and enable the Developer options in the game parameters in the steam launcher, and then activate the dev console code, you get to see all the XP gain as a message in the top right of the screen, whenever you gain any, which helps with working out what you should be doing.
There are plenty of guides etc out there for those of you on PC that want to activate the Developer mode.
not for me. i'll haggle multiple times successfully and get zero speech xp and then suddenly, i'll get 1 xp.
like, 10 haggles, nets me maybe 1-2 xp and that's all
i actually now, just immediately demand the maximum amount, the perk activates and the npc gives me an offer around the halfway point and then i just accept it, which is much better than i could ever hope for by doing it the "normal way" making "reasonable" offers and then letting them make smaller offers
and true, 1 is better than 0, but still 10 haggles to get 1 xp, when i need 290 to level up from 8 to 9 would take hours