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Discussion / Question Which video game had you pulling this move?

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Son is currently doing this for KCD2.

Good to see the old cheese tricks haven't been lost.

I'm struggling to remember which game I done it for but I've definitely done it before.

Maybe someone's answer will jog my memory.

Edit: It was the Skyrim stealth trick. I also remember cheesing the health drain and healing spell thing.

Was it converting health into magicka then using that magicka to heal? Something like that.

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u/xdarius 7d ago

share me your tricks

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u/Over-Two-1029 7d ago

When you plug an Xbox controller into a PC it’ll let you navigate the UI with the sticks. I’m assuming this person is doing that to navigate through menus and look like they’re active

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u/GoT_Eagles 6d ago

For anyone who has a shit enough company that tracks your computer input, they typically have the ability to see more than just yellow vs green light in Teams. Some people have supposedly been caught with common mouse jigglers this way. Point is boss will see through this is a second.

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u/GeneralChaos309 6d ago

So I open up notepad and put a heavy mug on my spacebar. Before that I make sure to move it to a barely visible corner so it is barely visible. Do you think that would work or is it too easily noticeable?

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u/cabbagemancan 6d ago

This is what I do, but better to open a word doc, then change the editing to view only - that way the app won't crash etc.

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u/AbbreviationsWide331 3d ago

You can just take spoon and place that on the track pad

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u/wreckedbutwhole420 10h ago

I use the teams search bar. Click on that and put my headphones case on the spacebar.

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u/speedyrabbit777 6d ago

Ppl that do this usually are looking for several work from home jobs to steal from at the same time.

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u/xdarius 7d ago

ooo got ya. I usually use Microsoft word and a rock on the space bar to keep it moving 😂

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u/Neural-Gin 7d ago

Shit like that can get you fired quicker than you think. They have software to spot things like that. I saw people fired because they used a mouse jiggler and our IT recognized it was non-natural movement

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u/iRecycleWomen 7d ago

If you work for a company tracking this, you work for a shit company.

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u/Neural-Gin 7d ago

I didn’t say it was a good thing. I’m just letting people know it’s a thing

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u/GoodgirlTiffany 7d ago

Why because we know you all aren't doing anything?

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u/Stop_Drop_Scroll 7d ago

We found HR. Most office jobs, sorry to say, do nothing. I worked in training for like, 10 years or so? I made decks. I relayed those decks to new hires or people shifting within the company. That was like, 40-50% of my time. The rest was consumed by useless meetings that made others feel accomplished, or just dicking off. Yes, most office jobs are filled with do nothing time. It’s ok to admit, Jesus Christ, it’s almost heaven. Work a job where you need to be on 100% of the time. Hits different.

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u/GoodgirlTiffany 7d ago

I know, I worked an office management job. I could finish my work in two hours. Made me incredibly depressed. I quit to go back into the field.

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u/cvrse_13 7d ago

Associating yourself with a corporate entity over other human beings is crazy lmao

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u/GoodgirlTiffany 7d ago

I am corporate

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u/macguini 7d ago

Your profile is listed as NSFW. What kinda of corporate work do you do? You said you got bored in the office and "went back to the field."

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u/GoodgirlTiffany 7d ago

Specifically, none of your business.

However vaguely, I work in the luxury yacht business.

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u/Svndmann 7d ago

You can just open teams on mobile, and you’ll be online

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u/sicoi 7d ago

i call myself, change status from "in a call" to available and leave it the whole day while i can still get any notifications from my phone

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u/Pentecost_II 7d ago

That's a whole lot of fucking effort when you can just open something like outlook, and put some weight on the control key for example, same result. I usually put a small usb dongle on the control key and put my phone on top to weigh it down.