Console Commands: "tgm"

The console command "tgm" is short for "toggle God mode". First, presss the ~ key on your keyboard, type (tgm), and hit the ENTER key. This will give you infinite health, stamina, and magika. Though this is considered pure cheating, it is very useful if you downloaded a mod that makes NPC's overpowered, therefore preventing you from dying, also giving you a fighting chance. Or maybe you just can't get past one part. If you found this guide useful, please like it, and I will make more! Have a good day!

[Margok123]

tgm helps by the bug in merida's quest.

[Chiron]

@Earbuds if you're feeling cheaty you can also use it to grind armor skils and block

[WXdestroyer]

@Porkchopping
I've never heard of "tim" before. Thanks for telling me. I'll go check it out at some point.

[Chiron]

use tim instead it only ensures you can`t die

[InZomnia]

They wouldn't. Legendary dragons appear at like lvl 80, which is way past the soft level cap and even more waayy beyond what casual players would ever get to.

Im not bashing your guide, you're free to publish it as you want to, I was just telling you why that was a dumb example. Ive used TGM tons of times before, because I just couldn't be assed to die sometimes.

[WXdestroyer]

@InZomnia:
Or, say in a future DLC, they add an op dragon (or something) to the game, and your difficulty is already set to novice. What do you have to say about that?

[InZomnia]

"it is very useful if you downloaded a mod that makes NPC's overpowered".

Then why not just disable the mod, and re-adjust the Difficulty slider to your skill level? On Novice a Draugr Death Overlord will barely hurt you anyway. There's nothing wrong about turning down the difficulty for a hard part.

[freshdev]

@waske:
http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Console_Commands_(Skyrim)

[FireFox]

It's also useful for testing mods you make. which is why it's there in the first place.

[WXdestroyer]

@waske: Oh, hell yeah. I know quite a few. Any requests in particular?