Fast

I just fast travel around to each city as opposed to waiting when I have a bunch of loot to unload.

Or you could just sell your stuff to multiple cities. Between Riverwood, Whiterun, Riften, My in game wife at my house, and the College, I always have someone to sell my stuff to. I usually only pass time if I get to a town and they are not open. But its
rare you will have to sleep for multiple days unless you dont have multiple cities unlocked. I gues this hint could be usefull for the beginning of the game. But once you unlock the cites I mentioned above, you will never need to wait multiple days for vendors
to restock.

[quote user="Lord Dirt"]

I have so much stuff and so much money that shops and money are pointless to me now.

[/quote]

Are you playing on the hardest difficulty?

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I have the same problem...

[quote user="The Lady Bastet"]

[quote user="ChainSmokingBob"]

How is your new game going?

[/quote]Well, it's still early yet and I still reach for a bow when a sneak shot is possible but since I'm such a low level my sneak isn't very impressive. I then resort to freezing the bandits and frying the critters and it's actually going rather well.
I went to winterhold right away so I had some furniture to store ingredients and such. I'm a high elf and have no conjuration yet and haven't been able to get a good shot to see how frenzy will work. It's pointless to try it if there are no other bandits around.
I'm afraid to try it on anything too close since I'll still be attacked. I'll give her some more time. I put this game on the cloud to keep it separate from the other and it froze in a travel screen. I wonder if that is a function of the cloud? I haven't had
that freeze before, just load screens.

[/quote]Something that I occaisionally find useful to do with Illusion spells, is to, cast a Fear spell on a lone Bandit/Creature. Get them running away from you towards thier "Friends". Once they meet up with thier buddies, then cast a frenzy spell on them.
Granted, you might need a high sneak skill to pull this off and the "Quiet-Casting" perk helps out alot. But give it a go playing this yo-yo tactic. Then Hopefully, if you can effect your chosen Gimp long enough to clear out the Den for you, you can nail him
with a calm spell to sneak up, Backstab and finish him off! The Illusion skill is the best form of crowd-control skill in the game, bar-none!