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No. 5707
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Basically. Both enchanting and alchemy can yield good money, but it will take time for it to be effective. Smithing is the easiest craft-for-gold skill, and about the easiest skill to level, second only to pickpocketing. All this doesn't really matter much at all, because money WILL flow into your pockets eventually, no matter what you do. Personally I used to do pickpocketting, burglaring and smithing for gold, until I realized it was too easy, so I stopped when I maxed the respective skills, and jumped over to alchemy and enchanting just for the sakes of leveling. Money is still flowing in, even if I'm not trying anymore, and buying everything plausible; simple delivery quests will eventually yield ~1k gold - it doesn't make much sense. How much gold do I have now? over 100k. All while I'm buying property, training, wepons, material, armor, etc. like a madman. You'll end up feeling silly for grinding gold in the early-game. I'm positive Bethesda have made their easiest game of yet.
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