Posting to Reddit earlier this week, user u/jaeinskyrim uploaded numerous screenshots from their copy of Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim which depicted their character in various poses as the corpses of many lay strewn about their feet. In the post, it seems the user had decided to essentially go on a murderous rampage and off thousands of non-player characters in the game. At their estimation, they claimed the kill count was more than 2,200 for people, and more than 2,400 for "various creatures." They then declared that, finally, it was finished before adding "I am alone in Skyrim" in the post's title.
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However, there were some questions in the comments about how they'd achieved this feat of slaughter. When asked whether the guards respawned, the original poster admitted that they did, in fact, come back to life after several in-game days. Someone also asked how they were able to kill plot characters, NPCs essential to the game's story who can't be killed. The original poster said they'd used a combination of mods, such as Kill Em All and Death Awaits Us All to overcome this. Skyrim's mods, as many fans are already aware, are an integral part of the Elder Scrolls 5 experience, adding a slew of custom content that keeps the game going for much longer.
What this Reddit user has done is impossible in the vanilla game, particularly as players are not allowed to murder Skyrim's child population. While the user doesn't specifically mention it, it can be assumed that of the 2,200+ human NPCs they killed, this would include children. Naturally, the game officially doesn't allow this, but once again it would appear that the modding community would have this type of bloodlust covered.
It can't be said whether u/jaeinskyrim will attempt a similar feat for Elder Scrolls 6. With no word yet as and when the next Elder Scrolls installment will be released, fans of the series will no doubt be keeping themselves occupied with the other games in the franchise. There's no telling what other potentially dangerous exploits await the game.
It was a monumental task. Bethesda's open-world fantasy adventure is huge and packed with NPCs - people, animals, creatures, undead, daedra, automatons... they all fell by the wayside amid jaeinskyrim's murderous rampage. They enlisted the help of a long list of mods, including Kill 'em All and Death Awaits Us All, which let you circumvent what are called "essential" NPCs, but generic characters may respawn.
Has jaeinskyrim actually managed to kill everyone in Skyrim? It's hard to tell, with so many generic NPCs potentially respawning. Jaeinskyrim simply swept across the land, so perhaps these poor NPCs didn't get the chance to respawn because jaeinskyrim never returned to the scene of the crime. If you never check on a dead NPC, can it ever come back to life? Skyrim's spooky action at a distance?
For anyone who has the repeating combat music bug, that is a game engine bug which nobody has been able to fix, the same bug was also in Oblivion, FO3, and FONV before Skyrim. The Unofficial patch team are unable to solve that problem soo .. Just kill it with this mod
And .. Just maybe .. Trolls might not be so bad tempered if they dont have to wear pink ear muffs to go to sleep in case you wander past with your stupid invisible orchestra keeping everyone awake. Disclaimer : I cannot be held responsible for Trolls jumping up and down wildly gesticulating after you have installed the mod, you may have upset them all too much already.
Manual installations : Delete your skyrim/data/music folder to restore the original music, or delete individual folders inside skyrim/data/music to restore only those tracks ( This procedure assumes you have no other loose music files installed, if you have then you will need to take care not to delete other mods music files ).
"For anyone who has the repeating combat music bug, that is a game engine bug which nobody has been able to fix, the same bug was also in Oblivion, FO3, and FONV before Skyrim. The Unofficial patch team are unable to solve that problem soo .. Just kill it with this mod :)"
However, the two Stormcloak camps that I have happened upon and assaulted have had immortal named NPCs in them (I assume quest-givers for "the other side"). I have killed all the foot soldiers in the camp (including the wounded in hospitals for good measure) and even emptied all the chests, however the named NPCs just refuse to get off their knees and die with dignity.
Well, the modder Korodic addresses that with the mod Civil War Aftermath. A great overview of that mod is provided by the YouTube personality TheEpicNate315 in this video at 5 min 36 sec. A short description is that the mod allows you to kill all the people in the camp AND burn the camp to the ground.
Either siding with Shanath, killing Yen-Ylu and/or Shanath and finding out their plans to continue the launch of AHO by yourself will result in this ending. Killing anyone/everyone will not affect the progress of this ending as you don't need to be careful in launching AHO without it tearing Tel And apart.
Vermintannica can easily tell you everything you need to know to make a build specifically towards killing certain types of enemies, or what exactly to do to counter certain enemy types you've been struggling against.
Even years later, fans are finding messed up things in "Skyrim," including more a few weird mysteries fans still don't have answers for. And just when you think players have explored every crevice of "Skyrim," someone always does something completely new. Sometimes, that involves killing people. Redditor JaeInSkyrim recently announced that they managed to kill everyone in "Skyrim," leaving them completely alone in the huge open world.
Warriors and rangers are ten-a-penny on the streets of Skyrim. Gain true respect by adopting an artful profession: being a bard. Sing your way from tavern to tavern and earn yourself a pretty penny from ale-guzzling patrons the world over. Your bard will be able to play any instrument in Skyrim, and a simple tap of the Z key will cause them to erupt into song. Your companions will even join in should harmonies be required. A skill tree will help you improve your vocals and bag you Christmas No. 1.
The MMO-favourite hobby of fishing finally makes it into Skyrim by way of this mod. Fishing adds rods, nets, and dwarven boomfishing to the game. Rods and nets can be set up by riversides while bait must be attached to lure in your prey. Dwarven fishing methods prove a little more military-inspired, with explosives thrown into the water to kill fish en-masse and provide a haul to sell for profit.
The Apprenticeship mod is a new way of upgrading skills, by forcing you to seek out skill trainers or pick up a skill book to further experience in that skill. Using your skills will no longer improve them in this challenging Skyrim mod.
Complete Innocence Lost by killing Grelod the Kind. When you are kidnapped by the Brotherhood and brought to the Abandoned Shack, kill Astrid instead of a hostage and this quest will begin. Astrid has a rather lengthy animation when she jumps off the bookshelf, during which is she is vulnerable and cannot retaliate.
After Astrid's death, travel to any city and speak to a guard. Inform them that you killed the Dark Brotherhood's leader, and you will be directed to speak to Commander Maro in Dragon Bridge southwest of Solitude. He can be found in the Penitus Oculatus Outpost.
After speaking to Commander Maro, you will be given the passphrase ("Silence, my brother") to their hideout and directed to kill everyone inside. He says that you should "have the honor" of clearing out the place, meaning you'll be going in alone. Even your followers do not enter the sanctuary with you. However, spectral entities such as Arniel's spirit and the ghostly Dragon Priest (summoned by the Konahrik mask) will enter with you. The task should be relatively simple, as this quest will have them spread out between each room (as opposed to them being gathered and chatting when you first enter as an actual member). Babette, Cicero, and the Night Mother won't be in the sanctuary during the attack.
Loot what you please. You have access to an Iron Battleaxe of Chills on Arnbjorn, one of the twenty-four "unusual gems" or Stones of Barenziah needed for the quest No Stone Unturned, the Alteration skill book Sithis, many poisons lying around, four different soul gems, part of the Marked for Death shout, and the Dark Brotherhood armor.
The announcement has not been met well. The broad reaction (opens in new tab) is that Bethesda and Valve have, to summarize, 'killed the modding community.' It's that, or ASCII art of a middle finger.
I'm also uneasy about all that, but before I raise my own ASCII finger, I want to give this a chance. First of all, we're not stopped from finding free mods elsewhere. For Skyrim especially, Steam Workshop has been about convenience more than anything. Skyrim Nexus (opens in new tab) is not gone, and having the choice to instead throw as little as 99 cents (opens in new tab) at a pay-what-you-want mod on Workshop doesn't distress me (unless, as I fear above, the original creator isn't earning from it). It also isn't unprecedented. Team Fortress 2, for instance, has not killed modding. Many of its player-made additions are fantastic, and they cost money, and the great PC gaming fortress has not crumbled and collapsed.
At level 2 of the Werewolf Lore skill, you can begin chatting with werewolf enthusiasts in a chatroom. Doing so will put you in contact with Thatcher Wolff if you placed him in your world at the start of your game. If not, a different Sim in your world will be given the Occult Professor role. Once the Occult Professor has reached out to you online, you can invite them over to talk about all things occult and purchase special items from them.
This mod comes with three new skills; a major 10 level skill (Werewolf Lore), a minor 5 level skill (Lycanthropy), and a mini 3-level skill that is actually temporary and resets back to zero every time it is maxed out (Werewolf XP). 2ff7e9595c
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