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  • Posted by anthony November 9, 2011 - 829 views

    im just interested how many people have killed an npc for their  house, just because u didnt want to fork out the dough for your own?and do u plan on going on physco rampages as often as you used to? personaly im going to halt on that for a while until im done with the game on my first character, in oblivion i used to kill shop owners and steal their house =)

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  • dark brown
    dark brown   ·  November 10, 2011
    I see myself doing a little serial killing here and there like I always do. My characters are often psychos. So are u gonna go rage mode also??
  • Louis W
    Louis W   ·  November 9, 2011
    I usually do a quick save then kill as many NPCs  while sneaking and see how long can I remain undetected.
    Then load everything back to normal I don't like ghost towns. =]
  • konrad hurren
    konrad hurren   ·  November 9, 2011
    How is killing someone of power murder?
    a fair fight is an undesirable outcome - Mufasa of Skyrim
    To murder the master swordsman or the enlightened mage is honourable. To murder the weak or the unwitting is divine. - Mufasa of the third Eramore
  • Jay
    Jay   ·  November 9, 2011
    Heh, no I don't kill random people.  But, sometimes random people may asked to get killed.  Take when I'm fighting a guard that doesn't like me stealing from him, for instance.  Well, apparently that gives every citizen an instant license to kill/ lynch. ...  more
  • anthony
    anthony   ·  November 9, 2011
    @konrad did i mention the shop keeper was mehrunes dagon x5...
  • konrad hurren
    konrad hurren   ·  November 9, 2011
    Oh, what a naughty little murderer, you killed a shopkeeper for his house...
    When your hands are drenched with the blood of a town eliminated because you could not allow it to live then you have become what you seek - Mufasa of the Third Era. 
  • Alex Fakira
    Alex Fakira   ·  November 9, 2011
    my personal favourite to rob was the jewelary show 3:D