Looking parallel to the entrance of the room usually results When placed, the rotation of the player is related to how the chest is It can also be used to reach otherwise inaccessible places in the game, as it floats in place when dropped. It cannot be bought back after 24 hours in game time. It can be dropped or placed into a chest for safe keeping and appears as stolen when kept safe in a normal chest.

It is possible to come across it while clearing dungeons. It has no base value or any notable uses and a weight of 0.5. It appears as a tiny version of a wooden chest. Its presence explains why gold can be pickpocketed from merchants, without their total gold value depleting. 'Do Not Delete' is a scripted placeholder left in-game by developers to represent the total gold-value merchants can hold. If the player buys one, it is recommended that they reload from before buying it, or if not, at least sell it back to the merchant they got it from.Дo Not Delete is a treasure chest, involved in a bug. This item is occasionally sold by merchants, but it appears that it shouldn't be. They do not have any physics applied to them which means that they will simply float wherever dropped. There are actually four different types of the item in the game, and based on their editor IDs, they may have something to do with the Thieves Guild. The Do Not Delete usually appears as a chest outside the bounds of the normal map in numerous shops across Skyrim. Badbadbadbad.ДЇrom: Reddit /r/Skyrim comment on the post, 'TIL You can steal the gold you give to shops you invest in.' ALSO: when it says Do Not Delete, do not. IIRC it was like this in Oblivion as well. Obviously world-event shops don't work this way. That's how Bethesda makes shops work and why pickpocketing the gold back does not effect the shop. Superduper game breaking spoiler about console commands: tcl inside a shop's cell, there's always a chest with the shops inventory under the floor you can take from. This is because their on-person inventory does not correlate with their shop inventory, apparently it gets added to both. Something about how it is actually the chest the game used to store the shop's loot (usually hidden). I found this in a Whiterun? Explain'Дo not take it! I saw another post on this and the explanation was it is a glitch. ДЇrom: Reddit /r/Skyrim comment on the post, 'Erm. If taken it may break the shop and crash the game when you ask to see. In TES games the store works by having a chest under the floor, it's why you can pickpocket money you invested back without taking it actually from the shop.

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