I think (if I remember correctly) that they said that dungeons lock at a level based on your level not at your level. So dungeon have a pre-programmed level range say between 20-30, if you enter at level 1 the dungeon looks at you level and matches it as closely as possible, so in this case 20. If you came to this dungeon later say level 25 it would lock at 25, if you came at level 30 or above it would lock at 30.

In terms of glitches I like having them in. Things like money exploits can be fun for re playability. Sometimes I like to RP a character from a wealthy background for example. I think like a lot of things that that seem to split opinion, glitches are optional if you don't want them don't use them! There not normally things that are easy to find! You'd have to actively look for them, people just need to show a little will power.

Actually now that you say that Bethesda probably should leave some glitches in the game for people to find because that one was awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4E2mfCIhy4

I don't care, if I find an exploit that I feel ruins the fun for me I won't use it, if it turns out to be more fun I will. I usually use mods and the console together to improve my playing experience, so it's not something that bothers me in the slightest. Hell, i can make my own exploits if I really want to.

Depends on the exploits, so if it is game breaking, easy to access and hard to ignore, then no, but if it is easy to ignore and not game breaking, then it is not important, and does no harm.

I don't think I'd want them to purposefully leave glitches in as cheats, but I do expect them to be in anyway and for the exploit walkthroughs to pop up within days of it's release.

They should remove glitches as much as possible.

However, things like 100% chameleon are neither a cheat not exploit and should remain.

100% chameleon is ok, as long as the effects of it are less Current one is a horrible exploit.

I think certain Console commands should be left for console users as well.
They may be cheats, but it's a single player so I really don't give a formaldehyde.

TGM and tcl are often needed if facing a bug, and TGM is fun to muck around with as well as solve bug issues and cheat with.
Just have a page in the options menu where you can click on these to activate.

As to exploits via bugs, no unstable is unstable.

It wouldnt bother me if they left small glitche in the game. (I usualy never use them though) Unless its very obvious or ruins immersion.

PC have the dev box... And consoles...nothing, which is sad...


So, why not use Morrowind's famous spell exploit?! (soul trap, 2sec, on target + "skill", magnitude 100 (or whatever the number you want...), on self).

Glitches are funny, as long as they don't have negative impacts on the gameplay (you can't finish a quest, for exemple).






Yea, I made a sugestion about integrating a Dev Box for the consoles.
That would make gigantic publicity to the game... and it may be the first console game with a Dev Box...

There will always be exploits.

Don't worry. But some may or masy not be fixed. If their useful, I might use them for a quick character. I'd rather they get rid of glitches and give a few cheat codes for console users.

But the problem today is that if we only use ONE cheat, on consoles... We can say Bye-bye to acheivements..., and in some cases (or more like in a lot of cases), we cannot save after we cheated.
It's sad...

Agree here it would also help Bethesda with angry gamers. tcl, and advance active quest one step would solve most issues.

Other then user created mods then i think this would be pointless... what kind of gamer would want to ruin there game play experience with a cheap little content skip?

just seems to be stupid to me... for people who have been waiting for this game for as long as i have wanting to skip stuff in the game would seem pointless

Just have it when you use a cheat achievements are deactivated.

What do you want more? Crazy cheats to goof around with or some score that no ones cares about? I pick cheats everytime.

Every game has glitches. Not on purpose, it's just something inherent when you have protocol after protocol and process after process having to police themselves on top of the typical registry mix ups and so on. Even living creatures, biological machines, have glitches and mix ups in processes and so on.

Advance quest one step is a way to get out of quest bugs, like the random thief guild bug if you sell to much stolen goods some people get.
No reason to use it otherwise and I have never had quest bugs myself

* Remove glitches and known exploits as best they can.
* Let console users have cheat codes like in other games.
* Achievements after cheat code won't be registered.

I couldn't care less about achievements if denial of cheat codes (or on PC, using the console) prevented me from completing the game due bugs. And btw, only cheat I ever used was to resurrect the Orc who took a cliff dive in Skingrad to get the house, and even that felt really really bad. Oh, and to adjust my characters height as I like my females to appear more petite in build. As it actually gives me a disadvantage, I don't call that cheating.

I miss the bow/ duplication glitch from OB. (I had only one character in which I exploited it, as it had its own game play elements) but it seems to be bethesda's policy to fix all bugs (even the non gamebreaking fun ones) with their updates.

I voted yes because wheres the fun if you cant do these Lol things like the itemdupe glitch with watermelons or too gain some awesome piece if clothing by exploiting the game or too gain some easy money.

I onestly think if there wasnt any form of exploit in the game a lot of people rather would be disapointed really so i dont get it why you wanted too vote NO for answer in this poll ,

If you as an person dont want too use an exploit its your very own choise if some people do want too use it its theyre choise yether , it doesnt make you an bad person like some other people do want you too believe.