Go ahead and get that statue for the cult of G. in Stillwater. If you celebrate with them, you can kill all the high level unconscious people in the room, getting experience and losing alignment points. Then you can go outside and kill the priestess. Also, do you ever like to kill Madam Lil's girls instead of sleeping with them? Or, better yet, use dominate will on them and refelction sheild, and you've got a pretty powerful follower that's not afraid to walk around in a nightie.
Me study meta? I'll admit, I do like to use bugs in the game, but not for actual play. I like finding holes in the system. It's a... hobby of mine.
lol true, but he also talked about killing them instead of sleeping with them. THEN he brought up using Dominate Will and all.
Huh? I wouldn't do that any more than I'd sleep with the sheep! First off, you lose a lot of fatigue (unless you're a stud like me (or studette, in my case)), and, second, it's just not healthy. You don't know where they've been. Besides, there's no excitement in sex. You can get a hooker anywhere. You can even get it for free in Arcanum if you know how. It's no big deal. But murder? Taking someone's soul when all they offered was their body? That's real excitement. Of course, I always play a good character. I do tremendous good deeds to pump up my alignment, then have a good homocide every once in a while to bring it back down. The trouble is, sometimes, when your alignment is high enough, you can kill people without it going down. Personally, I don't see a difference between killing good people and killing bad people. Murder is murder, and who am I to judge a soul? Sometimes I wonder if we should be held morally responsible for our actions in lifelike computer games. But when you're just following the rules of the system, how can you have sinned? Surely a good programmer would not have made a game which requires evil acts. TANGENT ALERT!
Yah do things in games you would never do in real life. I mean, I'm not gonna go out and lockpick my way into Wal-Mart and steal all their money :lol:
Hahaha Why not? Ever wonder why they have "rollbacks"? Because, every time somebody steals something, they raise the prices of everything!
Re: Hahaha That's not quite it. The bean counters figure a certan loss rate for "uncontroled inventory shrinkage". If, by some miracle, nothing was missing one month do you think they would reduce prices? Or, as long as they can't stop it, losses are passed on. If they could stop it, prices would stay the same & profits would increase.* BTW, Wall-Mart dosen't have sales, they have rollbacks instead. And if they are "always rolling back prices", when do they hit zero? *Shoplifters use simmilar logic as a rationalization.
my theory is that its a weekly process. day 1 - rollback. days 2-6 - keep prices same day 7 jack up the prices day 1 - rollback to normal :thinkof: