Console Command Increase Carry Weight
In Skyrim, as with most RPGs, I find myself overwhelmed by a compulsive desire to obtain all of the things. To this end, I wound up picking up five iron warhammers.only to find out that I had exceeded my maximum weight carrying capacity and that my character had been slowed to a snail's pace.
This simply cannot do: I need to make sure I have as much storage space as possible so I can sell as much as possible and become rich quickly. How do I increase the amount of storage space my character can carry? Alternatively, is there a way to disable this system altogether? I find it very annoying.
There are also a couple of items which increase carry weight. For example, I have a mask (can't remember the name, got it from some hard as skeleton starting with a V) that increases my carry weight by 20. – Mr Smooth Nov 16 '11 at 3:58.
Fallout 3 Console Command Increase Carry Weight
You're going to punch yourself later after you've spent all those non-refundable perks just to augment your carry weight. Now on my fifth play-through, I've found that it's better to max out your smithing so you don't feel the urge to clear every Dwemer ruin of its heavy scrap metal.
Learn the Daedra banishing enchantment and sell iron daggers for 1,000+ gold. You can do all this before the need for fortified carry weight comes into play. Also, pack smart. Calculate an item's weight/value ratio and ditch anything with a low ratio regardless how high its value is.–Aug 15 '12 at 23:41. When you level up, if you select stamina, you will increase yourcarry weight by 5 pounds.
Also for 3 perk points, you can get the Extra Pockets perk in thePickpocket tree which increases your carrying capacity by 100. Thisperk does require 50 skill in Pickpocket. The Light Armor and Heavy armor trees have perks that let your armorbecome weightless.
Weightless Heavy Armor costs 4 perks, and needs 70 skill. Weightless Light Armor costs 3 perks, and 50 skill. There are pieces of armor with the 'Fortify Carry Weight' enchantment. There are with the 'Fortify Carry Weight' property and potions of the same name. Finally, if you can find it, the will also increase howmuch you can carry. Pickpocket perk of Extra Pockets allows +100 carry weightHeavy Armor perk of Cushioned allows worn heavy armor to weight nothing (and no movement penalty)Light Armor perk similar to Cushioned for same effect for light armor.
Skyrim Console Commands Weight Carry
I find that getting the light armor perk also applies to heavy armor (favorable bug in my X360 version)Steed Stone active gives +100 carry weightUpgrading your Stamina gives +5 carry weight (equipment with +stamina doesn't)Equipment enchanted with Carry Weight gives +x carry weight. Qualifying equipment that can be worn at same time includes Gloves, Boots, Necklace, and Ring. You can get +40 on each of those once you have 100 enchantment, use a grand soul, and Enchanter's Philfer.Get a house ASAP so you can put your unused, heavy, don't want to sell items safely in chest or special display (book shelves, weapon racks, or mannequins)Get a follower that can carry your extra crap.
They don't seem to benefit from armor extra carry perks so give them light armor and light weapons. The armor you give them has to be better than their 'default' for them to wear it which means you will need to Smith upgrade or Enchant upgrade to get them to use light armor over their default heavy in some cases.My advise is to only carry what you need. Don't worry about money, once you can Enchant, Smith, or Alchemy at high levels you will be making more money than you know what to do with.For skill upgrades, I recommend you focus on Speech and Alchemy in terms of trainers.
You can pickpocket them after each paid training (provided good enough pickpocketing). Don't do multiple pickpockets as the chance to pickpocket successfully is inversely proportional to value to be swiped. Save often in this scenario as 90% success seems to be the cap. The perk to steal coins more easily might be worth your effort or enchanted apparel for pickpocketing (like what you get for joining Thieves Guild) or potions.500-1000 gold for training + pickpocket seems like too good a way to basically upgrade two skills (the one you paid and pickpocketing) very quickly. Your companions such as Lydia can also carry items for you if you talk to them and select can you carry something (or something to that effect).
This is also how you would give them new armor or weapons, they will equip anything better than what they are currently using.Also, use the 'I want you to do something for me' statement on your companion. You can have them take the entire contents of an unlocked box or just throw your burdens on the ground and have them pick it up. Companions have unlimited carryweight this way.