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Bear in mind, however, that there are blank stages, so you might once again want to check out the UESP Wiki to see the actual stages and what they mean.Ĥ. This shows all the stages that are part of this quest, followed by a 1, if you already did it, or a 0, if you didn’t reach it. After finding out what quest you want to progress, you need to enter the ‘ Player.sqs’ command, followed by a space and the quest id (final command should look like Player.sqs ). If you know the name of the quest, you can easily look it up on The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages Wiki, which has a full list of the quests in the game, complete with their ID.ģ. In case you have many active quests, however, it won’t really be much help, as there are only so many lines the console can show and you can’t scroll its contents. Then you need to find out what quests you have active, which can easily be done by typing ‘ ShowQuestTargets’ and hitting Enter. First up, in the game, you need to hit the ` key to bring up the console, or the specific key that you assigned this action to.Ģ. Want to find out how? Then follow the steps we highlighted below.ġ. Thankfully, at least on the PC, the game’s console can easily be used to manipulate quests and just progress through them as you long as you actually start the adventure. Sadly, the glitches, which only got worse as more patches were released by the game’s developer, Bethesda, which, instead of fixing serious problems, just ended up creating new ones or causing full-on crashes.īroken quests were also a major cause for concern, as it’s quite easy for a player to start accumulating quests by just exploring the game’s virtual world and, when they actually start doing them, to see that either non playable characters don’t appear or were killed in a freak mammoth accident (like I experienced during the early stages of the game). The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released last month and delighted millions of gamers around the world across platforms such as the PC, PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360. Thankfully, at least for PC owners, the game’s console comes to the rescue, as with some special commands, you can progress through any quest you have active as fast as you want.

Some are hilarious, others quite serious, but there’s nothing more aggravating than seeing a quest you’re trying to do suddenly break and prevent your progress.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a great game but, like with most titles of such a massive size that have hundreds of quests, thousands of NPCs and a huge amount of sub systems, glitches happen.