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Game: Elder Scrolls : TribunalConsole: PC
Cheat:
Various Codes
Press ~ to display the console and type player-> and one of the following cheats:Granted Wish Code
Flight mode setflying 1
Super jumps setsuperjump 1
Walk on water setwaterwalking 1
Breathe underwater setwaterbreathing 1
Set player level setlevel [number]
Add indicated amount of gold additem "Gold_100" [number]
Set maximum fatigue value setfatigue [number]
Set maximum magic value setmagicka [number]
Set player health sethealth [number]
Place character in the named cell centeroncell -or- coc [cell ID]
Place character in exterior cell grid centeronexterior -or- coe [x,y]
Create map image file for Xbox createmaps ["filename.esp"]
Add all entries to journal filljournal
Show all the towns on full map fillmap
Teleport 128 units from location fixme
Get faction reaction getfactionreaction [faction ID]
Show help commands help
Show variables showvars -or- sv
Stop cell test stopcelltest -or- sct
Test cells testcells -or- tc
Test interior cells testinteriorcells -or- tic
Test models testmodels -or- t3d
Toggle AI toggleai -or- ta
Toggle borders toggleborders -or- tb
Toggle combat statistics togglecombatstats -or- tcs
Toggle collisions togglecollision -or- tcl
Toggle collision boxes togglecollisionboxes -or- tcb
Toggle collision grid togglecollisiongrid -or- tcg
Toggle debug text toggledebugtext -or- tdt
Toggle dialogue statistics toggledialoguestats -or- tds
Toggle fog of war togglefogofwar -or- tfow
Toggle God mode togglegodmode -or- tgm
Toggle grid togglegrid -or- tg
Toggle kill statistics togglekillstats -or- tks
Toggle load fade toggleloadfade
Toggle magic statistics togglemagicstats -or- tms
Toggle magic statistics togglemagicstats -or- tms
Toggle menus togglemenus -or- tm
Toggle path grid tpg
Toggle scripts togglescripts
Toggle stats togglestats -or- tst
Toggle sky togglesky -or- ts
Toggle texture string toggletexturestring -or- tts
Toggle wireframe togglewireframe -or- twf
Toggle world toggleworld -or- tw
Show ownership and script name togglefullhelp -or- tfh
Show selected actor's party sg
Show selected actor's targets st
Show scene graph showscenegraph -or- ssg
One to one mode moto
Toggle water/no water twa
Toggle vanity mode tvm
Toggle script output tso
Toggle load fade tlf
Toggle bot AI tai
Display output info ori
Toggle lighting tl
Show variables sv
Show animations sa
Reset enemies, NPCs, players ra
Purge textures pt
Manufacturer: Bethesda Softworks
Release Date: 06 November, 2002
Description:
Tribunal expands the scope of Morrowind and includes more of what made Morrowind such a great game. It offers a large and detailed world, alien landscapes, and a great deal of intrigue, as well as the freedom of exploration unique to Morrowind. The basic plot embroils your character with two members of the Tribunal, a cadre of god-like people who watch over all the land. There’s something afoot in the isle of Mournhold, and it’s up to you to get to the bottom of it.
Tribunal’s biggest addition is more real estate. An entire new island can be reached as soon as you install the game; you need not complete Morrowind first, but it helps because the story picks up from where the main game left off. Mournhold was designed as a response to players who felt Morrowind was too easy for high-level characters--it’s a dangerous place to be. Thankfully, you can hire mercenaries or pack animals to help you out, and a new journal helps keep track of quests.
Some Morrowind fans might be disappointed that the new landscape isn’t as big as Morrowind. Part of the problem is that travel is a breeze: an in-game mechanic makes it quick and easy to get from point A to point B, but you lose the fun of hitting all points in between. Still, if fast transit isn’t your thing you can hit the mainland for some hiking.
The graphics remain state-of-the-art and the new monsters and content are beautiful and well crafted--this is what happens when a talented team can spend all their time creating adventures, rather than worrying about creating the tools and game engine. Tribunal is well worth the time and money for fans wanting a bit more Morrowind to explore. --Andrew S. Bub
Pros:
- More Morrowind to explore
- Tighter focus, better quests
- Better high level content
- More linear than Morrowind
- No guild quests