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[Celuwen]

I can imagine you sitting in the middle of your camp with your companions forcing them to help you make copious amounts of traps.



Was going to post silly character comments, but realised this is in the no-spoilers section.

[Sloth Of Doom]

Fluffykeith wrote...

No offence, mate...but if you think this thread has rage or malice, you need to read the forums more

Ok I am here now.  thats at least 30% more rage and malice.

[Baalzie]

Aanorith wrote...

Well it's not like him lvling that early will help really considering enemies scale.
Amusing find tho.

Actually they only scale within a certain levelrange and differently so in different zones... So uhm... It'd be way too easy most parts of the game after such a well spent *yawn* hour of gaming...

[Baalzie]

Aanorith wrote...

Well it's not like him lvling that early will help really considering enemies scale.
Amusing find tho.

Actually they only scale within a certain levelrange and differently so in different zones... So uhm... It'd be way too easy most parts of the game after such a well spent *yawn* hour of gaming...

[Cuthlan]

And 50% more ugly snarling dwarf.

[robertthebard]

Cuthlan wrote...

And 50% more ugly snarling dwarf.

50% more?  You're being much too kind...

[Tatooine92]

GunSlinger_83 wrote...

Lol, you people are hilarious. It's like I committed some kind of video game crime. Hurry call the nerd cops!

BAHAHAHAHA!   I wonder if the nerd cops work in the same building as the fashion police.

Frankly, I think that was an amusing lil' tip you posted.  I do that sort of stuff all the flipping time if I can remember to.  I typically don't remember, though; I'm too focused on some other aspect of my game to remember which glitches to find and exploit.  I remember playing KotOR 1 as a dark side character; I found the glitch for infinite dark side points and went nuts.

"Dark side points gained."

"Dark side points gained."

"Dark side points gained."

"Dark side points gained."

"Dark side points gained."

Meh heh.  That was fun.

[Zenon]

Well, seems you can use an exploit in the game to level yourself. Is it still possible with the latest patch 1.02a? (I guess yes, but would be nice to know.) Anyway, I have hardly any motivation on cheating by repeating a boring chore over and over for hours. If I really wanted to cheat, I'd just use the console instead.


I just wonder why i should do that, spoiling my own fun in a pure single player game. If something like this was possible in a game like WoW, it would be a much bigger topic.


P.S. (edit): I guess it's just some kind of ENCHANTMENT.

Modifié par Zenon, 25 décembre 2009 - 08:30 .

[Freestorm Skinn]

Finding glitches and exploits, creating mods and patches, and then playing with them is part of the gaming experience for hardcore gamers, if they feel so inclined. Nothing wrong with that.

Modifié par Freestorm Skinn, 26 décembre 2009 - 02:09 .

[PsychoMunkys]

i realy like this glitch after beating the game 5 time i don't like to level from the start again i just max it out in lothering and play my story

[smokey0990]

Fluffykeith wrote...

No offence, mate...but if you think this thread has rage or malice, you need to read the forums more

this thread is sweetness and light in comparison.

Guess most of us who've responded don't see the appeal in doing something so repetitive for 3 hours of gaming time. Sure, if it involved a hot babe and some whipped cream, maybe...

Yes because we all know people who spend a lot of time on video game forums constantly get the oppurtunity to spend time with hot babes

[Wissenschaft]

Or you can just use a cheatcode and level yourself up to level 25 in about a second. God bless the PC. 

Modifié par Wissenschaft, 26 décembre 2009 - 03:10 .

[Herr Uhl]

smokey0990 wrote...
Yes because we all know people who spend a lot of time on video game forums constantly get the oppurtunity to spend time with hot babes

I feel a slight indignation from that statement!

[What a Twist]

There is a better way. (Spoiler/bug warning! Danger Danger!)



In ostagar when duncan sends you out to get the scrolls and darkspawn blood, go get the blood but not the scrolls. Return to duncan in ostagar and talk to him, say you have the blood but not the scrolls. This will bug and you can keep turning in that first half like that, it will give you exp. You don't need to go get more blood each time, just sit there spamming the accept and skip conversation buttons.

Modifié par What a Twist, 26 décembre 2009 - 03:41 .

[Kerilus]

3200 traps...You might as well stop the Blight with your traps

[DragonRageGT]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

Fluffykeith wrote...

No offence, mate...but if you think this thread has rage or malice, you need to read the forums more

Ok I am here now.  thats at least 30% more rage and malice.

This thread definitely has some Rage on it... not sure about malice though...

hmm.. how much you think me adds to it?

GRRR... I rather do elven thing first and, after crafting some 600 potent lyrion pots, buy some 5000 elven roots... heh... it took my last char from 22 to 25 in a zap... not sure how many roots I bought over the necessary for that... but some 25,000 should make a level 6-7 go to 25 just as fast... lol

And now as I'm about to start The Final Onslaught, it says 1700 items crafted and 1800 gold spent!!!

Modifié par RageGT, 26 décembre 2009 - 04:12 .

[cipher86]

*reads topic title*

Awesome!

GunSlinger_83 wrote...

...i did this process over and over and made 3200 traps in 3 hours...

*facedesk*

[Original182]

Clever way to gain levels in Lothering. But if you let the devs find out, they will disable it.

[Fudzie]

Kerilus wrote...

3200 traps...You might as well stop the Blight with your traps

Or just try to meld them all together and watch the Trap-mass suddenly develop a mind and free will of its own.

Imagine, a trap creature. A trap golem or trap daemon, as it were.

[Ryngard]

The Ostagar glitch does the same thing in oh... 15 minutes. Tops. You can get your level 20 achievements, in under an hour.

[DragonRageGT]

Ryngard wrote...

The Ostagar glitch does the same thing in oh... 15 minutes. Tops. You can get your level 20 achievements, in under an hour.

I thought 1.02 had fixed that?

[OriginalTibs]

Cuthlan wrote...

Good way to get the level 20 achievement for a class you don't enjoy. Wont make you enjoy the game any more... infact, since you can only get to 25 at the moment, it would take a lot of enjoyment away for me.

Well while I wouldn't be one to spend much time doing such a thing, if it is true that the mobs and drops in the rest of the game would scale with you anyway.

If what I have heard about autoscaling is true and assuming you had never been to that area before, then unless you are using modded gear you would be heading out at level 20 with grey iron facing almost everything in
the game at level 20 appropriate levels anyway.

Other than having your advanced skills available to you and a little added coin in your purse there should not be any huge advantage to spending hours on this grind.

Modifié par OriginalTibs, 26 décembre 2009 - 01:33 .

[kormesios]

Trying to "enjoy" an RPG more by leveling up like this seems to me to be the equivalent of "enjoying" a mystery by reading the last chapter first.  It'd ruin the book for me, though I suppose some people do it.

OriginalTibs wrote...

Cuthlan wrote...

Good way to get the level 20 achievement for a class you don't enjoy. Wont make you enjoy the game any more... infact, since you can only get to 25 at the moment, it would take a lot of enjoyment away for me.

Well while I wouldn't be one to spend much time doing such a thing, if it is true that the mobs and drops in the rest of the game would scale with you anyway.

If what I have heard about autoscaling is true and assuming you had never been to that area before, then unless you are using modded gear you would be heading out at level 20 with grey iron facing almost everything in
the game at level 20 appropriate levels anyway.

Other than having your advanced skills available to you and a little added coin in your purse there should not be any huge advantage to spending hours on this grind.

According to some developer link I can't find easily (sorry), that's not how scaling works.

In addition to the level balancing when you enter an area for a first time, which you describe, monsters have a minimum and maximum level.  The idea is that revenants or dragons will always be pretty dangerous on an absolute scale--even fatal to a low level party--while rats or even genlocks will never be "epic" levels.

So at level 20+, I think most everything should get a lot easier.

[JaegerBane]

GunSlinger_83 wrote...
This can take a while, i did this process over and over and made 3200 traps in 3 hours.  You could probably do it to level 50 for all i know but i got bored.  When i left lothering to begin the game, I was at level 20 with 475 gold with my rouge.  I don't recommend doing this on your first play though because it takes away from the leveling experience, but on the second or third play through it is awesome because you get to start where you left off after the first time except with a new character class and all the weapons are automatically tiered up.  So you are getting all dragonbone stuff to start out with.  And the enemies are all much more difficult.  I just thought i would see if anybody else knows about this. 

Thanks for this. I was looking for a in-universe way of making some gold early on so it's much appreciated.

[Jappert]

No need to flame the guy. He's just pointing it out.