ITT: Things you do in games which aren't cheating or hacking, but could be considered exploits which make the game noticeably easier and/or fun.
Fallout: New Vegas:
This can all be done before level 10 if you place all your skillpoints in energy weapons, sneak and science if you want to make more effective ammunition.
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playing a monk in D&D 3E/3.5E games
it's so broken and stupid, I feel like a faggot every time but the next time I start playing I'm like "ehhh" because I hate missing out on all the good monk shit
u MADD bro? At least you can cast Summon Dubs 1/day
Prestidigitate
I'm so good at video games it should be considered cheating to even let me play, not even kidding.
wow user u r so cool
Looks like you can too.
Cheater.
You are fucking god-awful at FNV if this is the best you can do. Let me tell you how to REALLY do it:
If you roll with the Q-35 Matter Modulator at 9 luck with the Light Touch perk (Dead Money and 45 repair required) at level 2 you should be critting almost every second shot. If you take the proper path you shouldn't encounter any enemies except a few bark scorpions, and maybe a few fiends when you're among the NCR troopers at the McCarran walls.
Call of Pripyat's artifact hoarding
Or you know, just find that Vintorez on the burned farm's attic in Zaton
Back before the latest economy patch in Starsector, it was perfectly viable to buy a boatload of food from the Church of Ludd, sit in hyperspace, and wait for a food shortage. You could make shitloads of money off of a simple cargo run, and even more if you sold it on the black market to avoid tariffs.
Considering how much you were getting paid, it make the subsequent reputation hit negligible.