It wouldn’t be a Bethesda game without a big batch of bugs, which is why PC players thank their lucky stars that console commands are here to save the day. Console commands essentially give you the tools you need to manipulate the game’s logistics. They can be used to cheat, or just get your character out of a tough situation, like when they’re stuck in a wall an object. They may seem daunting but don’t be intimidated by them. There’s no better way to make the most of your game than by utilizing the information that Bethesda has freely given the players!
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Many of the reference ID numbers needed to pull off some of the commands won’t be available for awhile, as they are typically released with the game modding materials. However, here are a few pointers.
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You first have to “open” the console. This creates a black box pop up at the bottom of the screen where you can easily enter the necessary code. To open the console box, press the tilde button on the upper left hand corner of your keyboard, which consists of ~ and `. Type out the directed code, press enter, and exit the console by once again pressing `.
Most console code directions will tell you everything you need to put into the line of code to make it work. For instance, if you wanted to add an item to your character’s inventory, you would enter
player.additem
You would first look up the reference id code for the item. Let’s use Skyrim as an example and say, Glass Arrows, which goes by the reference ID 000139BE. You would then specify in the quantity, in our case we’ll say 200. The line of code would then look like this:
player.additem 000139BE 200
press enter, exit the console with `, and voila, 200 Glass Arrows in your inventory. It’s really that simple. Another example is how character stats can be changed. You would enter
player.setav <carryweight> <value>
“Carryweight” would of course refer back to the character’s carrying weight limit, and the value would be the amount of pounds you wish to add to their capacity.
To get a feel for of the variety of codes you can use and how they are used, check out this list from the Skyrim Wiki, which will give you a strong idea of what commands will be used in Fallout 4. Until we have the reference ID codes for the quests, most of these will not be usable.
However here are some you can use right now.
Cheats and HUD Commands
Use command “TM” to remove the HUD to improve your view or to free your screenshots of clutter. Remember to not use the quotation marks when you enter commands. Letters are not case-sensitive.
If you enter “TCL”, you will turn off the collision mode, which allows you to walk through items and walls.
Clicking on an enemy while in console command mode will also allow you to enter options like “kill”. You can also select a lock or computer and use “unlock”.
“TIM” will enable God mode, and your character will be invincible.
Here’s a more advanced list of console commands.
As we get more information on Fallout 4, we will be adding to this guide and others. Stay tuned!
The Redistricting game is a game based around political ‘missions’. The job is to do the missions and keep the people and politicians happy. The democratic party I chose was Democrat.
Mission 1: Population Equality (Basic)
For the first district, I was given 4 districts, each district has different number in population. My mission is to rearrange the districts and change them to all have a population between 640,000- 650,000.
The mission wasn’t at all difficult, the most difficult thing about it, is to keep the people who are in charge of the district’s home in the same district. I was successful on the first try.
Mission 1: Population Equality (Advance)
The advance level of this mission was exactly the same as the basic level. I was yet again, successful on the first try.
Mission 2: Partisan Gerrymander (Basic)
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Mission 2 was all about rearranging the districts and having 3 districts to have majority of residents from your party. At the end, a district run by a republican was not happy to have mostly democrats in their district. All districts should have a population between 640,000-650,000.
In this mission, the job was extremely difficult for me, mostly because at first I wasn’t understanding what I had to do. Once after I knew what was asked of me, everything was easier. I was succeeding after 40+ minutes of trying.
Mission 2: Partisan Gerrymander (Advance)
The rules for the advance mission was the same, as always, as the basic level one. Expect the numbers you start out with are lower in the political parties and higher in population. The level ended with you creating 3 higher percentage of democrats in the total of 4 districts, cutting out one political parties district was the way to win the level.
Mission 3: Bi-Partisan Gerrymander (Basic)
What was required for this mission was to keep all the districts between the population count of 640,000-650,000 and have the majority of the people from their party at 55%.
This mission was very easy. Mostly because what I had to do for this mission, I was trying to do for the last mission. The only difficult thing was trying to make them compact.
Mission 3: Bi-Partisan Gerrymander (Advance)
The advanced level was surprisingly easy. It did not differ from the basic level at all. The only thing that has changed was the rearrangement of the districts.
Mission 4: Voting Rights Act (Basic)
In this mission, all I had to do was transform a new district to have a 65% majority of African Americans, and also having it between the 640,000-650,000 population of people. Also, adding a new representative to create a 5th new district.
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This mission was a little challenging.
Mission 5: Reform (Basic) FAILED
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This extremely difficult mission was impossible to find a solution to. You’re given a map with 4 districts on them. You’re supposed to rearrange them and make them between the population of 640,000-650,000. The trick is the map only has dots of population on them. No political parties or homes of the district representatives are shown. This proves to be very difficult because it usually ends up one political party happy and the other upset. I’ve failed to figure out a way to keep them both happy.