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Cure Vampirism With the PC Console in Oblivion

By Matthew Lynch
June 4, 2023
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If you’re a fan of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and have played as a vampire, you know how much of a pain it can be. In the game, being a vampire can be a curse or a blessing, depending on how you play the game. Vampires have increased attributes and powers, but they also have weaknesses and must avoid sunlight. Fortunately, if you’ve had enough of the vampiric life, you can cure your vampirism using a PC console command. Here’s how.

First off, if you’re not familiar with console commands, they allow you to access and modify aspects of the game that aren’t normally accessible through the in-game menus. To open the console in Oblivion, simply press the tilde key (~) on your keyboard. This will bring up a text box where you can enter commands.

The command to cure vampirism is relatively simple. Type “player.curevampirism” (without quotes) into the console and hit enter. The game will then remove your vampirism, and you’ll become human once again.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind when using console commands. Firstly, using console commands can potentially break your game if used improperly. It’s always a good idea to back up your save files before using console commands, just in case.

Secondly, the console command to cure vampirism will also remove any benefits you gained from being a vampire, such as increased attributes and powers. This means that you may want to make a note of your current stats before curing your vampirism, so you can restore them to their former glory using the console commands.

Finally, some players may argue that curing vampirism through console commands takes away from the immersive experience of the game. However, if you’ve already played as a vampire and want to switch back to a human character, or you’re simply tired of dealing with the limitations of being a vampire, using console commands to cure vampirism can be a quick and convenient solution.

In conclusion, curing vampirism with the PC console in Oblivion is a straightforward process that can be done quickly and easily. Just remember to backup your save files, take note of your current stats, and be aware that using console commands can potentially break your game if used improperly.

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