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Yes I played them, yes I used a trainer to be level 8000 with four trillion HP, yes I beat every enemy to death with my bare fists, this is peak fallout gaming.
Fallout of the North Star
Kicking a guy and he slides off the map. Punching another guy and his body explodes. I did this as a kid.
Also finished Arcanum this way. Still a lot of fun being basically a divine being effortlessly solving every problem.
The best thing in Arcanum was finishing certain plot quests that gave you a "fate point" or whatever. This fate point could then be used to get a critical success on one attempt at something. So then you'd go up to the Bad Boss Guy, use the point for a crit to pickpocket his armour off of him, put it on yourself, then fight him as he's standing in his underwear