Not here . I ' ll play through an entire game and then use cheats or trainers , just to have a bit more replayability . Even in skyrim , giving myself 100 , 000 , 000 coins helps with purchases and stuff , kinda gives me a running start while selling crap to vendors and watching them jack me on prices . Seriously it ' s like a damn show of Pawn Shop . Find a special axe with fire enchant that ' s worth 500 gold ? Ehhhhhh best I can do is 20 gold . <| sep |> Yeah that ' s what I mean <| sep |> That could kill someone pretty easily . <| sep |> If we don ' t quickly self regulate , they gonna regulate us . <| sep |> Pretty good article , unsurprisingly the title doesn ' t sum it up especially well though . Overtraining is not really a myth , the author mentions that rest is actually important . That includes massages , sleep , etc , it ' s more than just not working out . The myth part is that people will attribute the exhaustion to thinking their body is too worn down and they should rest , but more than likely it ' s just a mental barrier you need to push through and you ' ll be better for it . This is especially likely to happen to beginners . That ' s my take on the article anyway , I ' m obviously not any sort of training authority and don ' t practice martial arts , but I do run marathons and it makes sense from that perspective .