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"Ok, if someone wants to know all the checks (or post them here without bothering Oscar too much) here is the way:
1) Open the file "scripts.aod" with any archival program (7-zip, winrar etc)
2) Go to data/text/dialogues folder in this archive
3) Open the xml, which seems to correspond to the needed quest/npc
The xml is not encrypted and the scripting is rather easy to understand."
Get your lore to level 8 so you can up your stats in the medical chamber.
Save up 2,500 so that you can have lola increase your constitution in the catacombs of Mereen.
Save 3 power tubes and get that power armor maxed out.
get the cellular regeneration potion from the monastary.
If you do this, your character is almost unkillable, I have taken out groups of 8 plus.
I have done this with my loremaster, who then became CHAMPION OF THE ARENA with over 150 kills.
while freedom of skyrim likely allows lots of exploiting possible and even utterly overwhelmingly unfair enemies can be totally beaten; as a kind of rpg that is actually kind of tough there is dark souls
or actually roguelike games is the real place for having hardcore permadeath runs and such, that I liked and there's tales of maj'eyal for that; while some games have randomness in generation especially - in them it's not like 'you just might fail miserably', but 'it's sure going to be amazing if you survive through those hundreds of tough battles'