Strangest thing you have done in a Bethesda Game?
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That is weird. Or cool as hell. I can't decide. It's probably both. I spent a good hour in the subway one time trying to stack tin cans into buildings. Kind of worked...well, not really. I think I got bored and started putting severed heads in people's food/beds/Brahmans/etc... in some of the towns where I could.drisky said:
I once made a Deathclaw fight a Super Mutant Bohemeth,Incxase anyone is wondering, Deathclaw won.
And i sided with the Mutants and raided Big Town.
And i sided with the Mutants and raided Big Town.
My brother picked up the alien in the crashed UFO and took him all the way the fuck to Megaton.
I collect gnomes (all sizes), blood packs, pre-war money and pure water (I think that's what it's called). I put them all in the back room of the Megaton house. One time, I put all of my armor and weapons in there, the framerate was a joke, and the room was almost filled up to the roof with junk.
Also, on Oblivion, I stripped everyone naked in this necromancer church and positioned them in orgy positions. I think everyone has done this at least once in their time playing Oblivion though.
I collect gnomes (all sizes), blood packs, pre-war money and pure water (I think that's what it's called). I put them all in the back room of the Megaton house. One time, I put all of my armor and weapons in there, the framerate was a joke, and the room was almost filled up to the roof with junk.
Also, on Oblivion, I stripped everyone naked in this necromancer church and positioned them in orgy positions. I think everyone has done this at least once in their time playing Oblivion though.
Concerning Oblivion:
I would often try to catch as many conversations between NPCs as possible.
I laugh my ass off every time i hear them exchange information in a really awkward manner, such as:
Person 1:"Hello!"
Person 2:"Hi."
Person 1:"I saw a mudcrab yesterday!"
Person 2:"Nasty little buggers."
Person 1:"Goodbye!"
Person 2:"Bye!"
*Person 1 proceeds to move in any direction, then a second later.*
Person 1:"HI!"
Person 2:"Hello there!."
It just reminds me of the conversations that take place in Freelancer.
Also i tend to cause a ruckus just to hear "STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM" and later, "THEN PAY WITH YOUR BLOOD!"
I would often try to catch as many conversations between NPCs as possible.
I laugh my ass off every time i hear them exchange information in a really awkward manner, such as:
Person 1:"Hello!"
Person 2:"Hi."
Person 1:"I saw a mudcrab yesterday!"
Person 2:"Nasty little buggers."
Person 1:"Goodbye!"
Person 2:"Bye!"
*Person 1 proceeds to move in any direction, then a second later.*
Person 1:"HI!"
Person 2:"Hello there!."
It just reminds me of the conversations that take place in Freelancer.
Also i tend to cause a ruckus just to hear "STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM" and later, "THEN PAY WITH YOUR BLOOD!"
Oblivion:
In that crappy little house you can afford in the beginning, I carefully set up the table as if I were expecting company. As I got better flatware, I improved the set up. I think I had silver goblets by the end. And I put a bowl on the table and filled it with the jewels I found. Pretty!
I put all the special items I got from defeating things on display in there as well. Never did this with the nicer houses. You gotta remember your roots!
Fallout:
The teddy bear thing. I have so many you cannot see my bed.
All the special items in that game are carefully displayed in my house.
I leave dogmeat in my Megaton house so he's there when I get home, and I make sure to pet him whenever I visit.
I will undress when I get to my Megaton home sometimes, because I imagine my clothes need washing...
In that crappy little house you can afford in the beginning, I carefully set up the table as if I were expecting company. As I got better flatware, I improved the set up. I think I had silver goblets by the end. And I put a bowl on the table and filled it with the jewels I found. Pretty!
I put all the special items I got from defeating things on display in there as well. Never did this with the nicer houses. You gotta remember your roots!
Fallout:
The teddy bear thing. I have so many you cannot see my bed.
All the special items in that game are carefully displayed in my house.
I leave dogmeat in my Megaton house so he's there when I get home, and I make sure to pet him whenever I visit.
I will undress when I get to my Megaton home sometimes, because I imagine my clothes need washing...
In Fo3 I didn't know that you could get a player house.
So I build my own house in an old camping trailer in a camping place.
It had a flamethrower on the roof and garden gnomes in front off it.
Damn so many perople died for having a perfect pre war conditon garden dwarf.
so many...
I even had a very rare one. In one of the satelite towers, in a corner there is a chess board.
On every field of the chessboard is a miniature of an fallout 3 item. For exaample there are 2 cm vodka bottles or a 2cm tall garden dwarf.
Theres only one copy of it in the whole world of fallout
I decided pretty kwick that I would "roleplay" as Abraham Lincoln.
I had the hat and used the trench coat as fitting armor. I was baffeld when i actually got Lincoln specific quest lines.
So I build my own house in an old camping trailer in a camping place.
It had a flamethrower on the roof and garden gnomes in front off it.
Damn so many perople died for having a perfect pre war conditon garden dwarf.
so many...
I even had a very rare one. In one of the satelite towers, in a corner there is a chess board.
On every field of the chessboard is a miniature of an fallout 3 item. For exaample there are 2 cm vodka bottles or a 2cm tall garden dwarf.
Theres only one copy of it in the whole world of fallout
I decided pretty kwick that I would "roleplay" as Abraham Lincoln.
I had the hat and used the trench coat as fitting armor. I was baffeld when i actually got Lincoln specific quest lines.
Tried to build a mountainous pile of decapitated heads.
Then dance around it like a wild Indian...=)
Then dance around it like a wild Indian...=)
In Oblivion, I actually read every single book I came across. And painstakingly stacked them up in the bookcases of my nicest house (which is harder than it sounds, since the shelves are glitched up the ass and had a tendency to barf out the books in protest) - I think it took some 2-3 hours before I was satisfied with the result.
Boredom can make a person do the strangest things...
Boredom can make a person do the strangest things...
ah, so that's what happens if you help him... I said everyone wasn't spying on him and he tried to kill me.master-jedi said:
the weird thing that I did was that i fought him with my fists and killed him. It was fun to phsyically kick a guy's ass for once instead of swording htem to death.