Skyrim - Return of the Tiny Falmer of Nchuand-Zel

GameRant Article about this:
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The Baby Falmer Gloomlurker enemy I found in Nchuand-Zel.
Glitch / Intentional?
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This is a much better quality revisit of my original video from December 2011:
• Skyrim - WTF is this t...

[@gurasapostle6thapostleofth606]

Hahaha i just had that happen as well. its a glitch on the spawn size scale. it isnt too rare to have happen on a falmer as stated by todd ( creator of skyrim) but its still funny as all hell.

[@kazumrah8944]

Found one of these. It was a normal falmer, I put it in the arms of the normal sized one when I killed it so it looks like parent and child

[@kazumrah8944]

(Vanilla skyrim on the xbox 360)

[@joshichang]

ITS A GRISTER!

[@Ogeterdone46]

yea i ran into this on my xbox, trying to figure out why they are small. :/

[@wywysbomb]

Its not a console command lol if you go to this place the falmer is smaller

[@Iguana5k]

I play on ps3 and found this little guy too. First I thought it was a glitch, than I realized it was a baby, and after that I realyzed that two Falmer must have had s...x >.

[@eddiemartin4965]

i was on ps3 too an i was running around looking for something to kill but i found this baby falmer.

[@ContentCrypt]

When 'setscale' is used it increases or decreases the speed and damage that the target can do, depending on the value used.
For instance, if a NPC's scale is 2 and a smaller value of setscale is used, his speed and attack strength will decrease and vice-versa. This enemy has the regular speed & attack strength of the standard Falmer Gloomlurker eliminating that theory. Plus my original version of this video is filmed on Xbox360 where console commands can't be used. Check out Nchuand-Zel yourself

[@xboxfanatic777]

i saw this in a tobuscus video lol

[@eo7063]

Umm okay?????

[@krypt1c211]

This happened to me yesterday in the same place on xbox one lol... CHeck out the vid i posted on it...