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Yeah, that would lead to a ban.

I certainly agree with you that the vampires and/or dragons killing NPCs is a SERIOUS problem that Bethesda needs to fix. For example, when continuing my level 78 game to play Hearthfire, Riverwood was like a ghost town and my local sawmill NPCs were missing
and presumed dead. But, like other posters here, I fear any serious modding on your part would only get you banned. Don't know if it's still true, but in the past that could also get you labeled as a cheater and result in your Gamerscore being reset to zero.
I'd just start a new game of Skyrim before I took a risk like that trying to salvage my current game.

Something needs to be done about this ( NPC's deaths) but this is not the right way. I agree it will hurt no one and effect no one else but you ( I understand where you are at with this).

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But if one person can do it and get away with it, where would Microsoft draw the line? It cant turn into a personal call ( for XBLPET), "well it hurt no one, its not online game play etc" "Well I was tring to do this but this other happened...thats not
what I was tring to do"

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Its cut and dry for a reason, NO MODDING even though I understand where the OP is coming from.





PS, I love this topic and thinking behind this thread.

Thanks, ill guess ill sent support a mail asking what is the verdic on this one.

I understand that you could be banned if you use this to get all achivements and what not.

But to fix NPC's that died without you doing anything about it, or even change the cloths of your spouse is not really doing much wrong, but ill wait and see what they say about it!

Thanks guys.

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Short story, yes you can be Perma-Banned for Modifying Content.