Power leveling a none combat related skill (such as smithing) means you won't be as effective in killing those enemies who will be using better gear than you. You may not have enough helpful secondary skills, such as alchemy, restoration, etc to make adventuring easier. Taking it slow gives you plenty of opportunities to hoard up gold and valuable loot for better gear and spells. (This is a major issue as facing high level enemies and dragons wearing hide armor is typically not a good idea). Your equipment will fall behind compared to the increased difficulties of monsters you face. You should use this in a hard to level category, such as armor, restoration, lock picking, etc. You lose the ability to take advantage of the 5 training attempts per level (though this further increases your leveling speed). You'll get it.Absolutely, leveling up faster has these disadvantages: If you don't level up, press the up arrow on your keyboard to paste the same command. 
You can figure it out pretty quick though. The number you add actually depends on which skill it is, and how many levels you've already got. You just use the appropriate skill name and award a certain number of points.
I know this is old but they also aren't taking into account those whose saves might've been corrupted midway through a playthrough? That's why I'm looking for a mod that lets me set my level to what I was before the corruption :/ Let people play how they want it's not gonna affect your save game Easiest way to level up is to use console commands. I'd rather play all the quests with a well rounded build at this point. Originally posted by Cake for Mumm-Ra:Including xbox I've easily played over 700 hours of Skyrim.
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