Having no weight limit feels too cheaty
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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Just build a robot to carry your shit Kappa
but true
I cheat moded the hell out of Kingdom come, because that game is retarded
Skyrim, Witcher, and most other big RPGs are pretty fine for the most part though
you know what has good weight? fallout new vegas
kappa
In Kingdom come, if you wear armour, that's 90-95% of your weight limit
yikes
So you're just SOL
And save potions (so you can quicksave) take up weight
l o l
I was just saying I understand people wanting it for the trash items you need for building/crafting.
I think there are limits, but I tend to agree
i know
Dragon bones SHOULD weigh a ton
thats a true thing
And it's fun to prioritize loot
i think thats the only time in skyrim i actually was weighed down
"i want all this dragon shit but i cant :("
But at the same time, if you're just fast traveling back and forth to a "base chest" you should probably just mod the game, to make it more fun for yourself
and thats why you have playing housing, to stick everything in one chest and crash/freeze your game when you open it because it can't handle to shear number of items you've hoarded
Skyrim's one of those games you become less of a klepto the more you play it
because containers have zero limits on what can fit in it other then what the game can physically handle
last tiime i played skyrim i sold literally everything that wasnt useful to me right away and hroded nothing
Porygon, I did that to Witcher 3 on my second playthrough
my inventory couldn't handle the amount of shit I had put in it, once I removed the limit
first time i played skyrim i did and collected EVERYTHING
crashed the game
When you first play Skyrim, you think all the potions are going to be SUPER useful later
the health ones are
everything else? not so much
I feel like in your first 5 hours though, you get mostly stam pots, and various minor buffs
After you get your initial health potions
also
anyone who has played skyrim legendary (max difficulty)
see I always ended up with the problem of having more shit that the venders had money
is it possible to easliy survive a dragons breath without a shield?
i remeber it being autistically hard
Dodge
you need cover
i just remember dragon breath being disgusting on legendary
just mod damage off Kappa
I mean, you're gonna kill it eventually anyway
I hate how elemental damage in skyrim is handled
Just give yourself max damage
i hate skyrim
kappa
i hate how damage/difficulty is done in bethesda games
"harder must mean more time it takes to kill!"
Give everything more health and damage, done
aka fallout 4 where it takes 1000000 shots to kill something
That's most games really
gent you dont understand
one of the things morrowind did better
I don't?
i can pump hundereds of .308 rounds into a single persons SKULL
and it wont kill them in fallout 4
in other games theyd atleast die
Did I misunderstand that?
its just fucking autistic in fallout 4
no, fallout 4 is just further down the spectrum
I feel like it's mostly about how fast you die, The least fun part of Bethesda games is when you don't save before an "easy" encounter,
and then you proceed to die in a couple hits
especially in bethesdas new idea of survival which is "you can only save at beds"
which is a terrefic idea
i mean, who doesnt love loosing hours of progress because a bed is owned and you cant sleep anywhere
I hope to God in ESVI, you have to drink a potion to save
It's like you only dreamed of dying man
It's deep
Really go full autism
You have to craft a save item
thanks for the zapdos gent
What
you spawned one
I hate artificial ai stat bloating. Hi I'm a bandit with level one armor and weapons, yet I am equal to or better than you at level ___ in damage and armor
I muted that room a bit ago
lol
fallout 4 does something right about leveling i guess
the map MAINLY doesnt level with you
the further south and the more east you get the harder, i think its south and east anyways
