Strangest thing you have done in a Bethesda Game?
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i left dogmeat in my house. kind of felt like he was protecting my shit. also i tried collecting pool balls to get enough for a whole set, unfortunately i wasnt able to find one of each number.
You know how the Talon Complany guys scream 'I want this one's head on a fucking plate'?
Well, if there is a plate nearby, one of their heads is going to end up on it.
Well, if there is a plate nearby, one of their heads is going to end up on it.
I also have various teddy bear orgies set up around my Megaton house.
They do jet and Med- X, drink whiskey and perfom all kinds of lewd sex acts on eachother.
They do jet and Med- X, drink whiskey and perfom all kinds of lewd sex acts on eachother.
Strangely enough I played a character in Morrowind who's class was described as, "Pants Thief". He was quite insane and insisted on stealing the pants off his victim and bringing them to his lair. By the time I stopped playing the character I had accumulated like 400 pairs of pantsSouplex said:
Ran so fast on Morrowind I ran through a wall into the sky.
I also made a guard wear about 50 skirts.
I also made a guard wear about 50 skirts.
PC version of Morrowind, entered the command "ForceJump" in the console menu to make every NPC in Balmora jump up and down on the spot
While it wasn't personally me who did this, I saw this. Imagine that quest where you can either help the paranoid Wood Elf, or not. I chose not to help him, so he went on a rampage. Following him, I saw a guard kill him, put his sword away, take his battleaxe, go back to his post, come back to the body, crouch down, and go "Hmm, still warm. There's a murderer about!"
Yeah, I don't know.
Yeah, I don't know.
I found body parts in Oblivion and spread them out like a person on the bed in the Anvil house... And I filled the small study room with skulls.
I also collected body parts in Fallout 3... Hm... Weird.
I also collected body parts in Fallout 3... Hm... Weird.
Played Oblivion as a civilian for three days. Before embarking on my (not so) epic adventure, I wore normal clothes, had a few fine ales, went to church, spoke with the locals, bought vegetables, then went to bed.
Just like my strange habit of complying with real-world speed limts on any GTA game.
Just like my strange habit of complying with real-world speed limts on any GTA game.
I just run around the wastelands in nightwear. On my first play through, I didn't realise I had completed the game until the final cutscene started rolling, finished the game too quickly without exploring anywhere. Had to revert back to a previous save and did lots of exploring, and still am.
This is somthing I tend to do. I'm actually role-playing as a scavenger and whenever I get back to my Megaton House: I put all my weapons and armour in a locker, put on a Wasteland Settler outfit, pet Pet Dogmeat and settle down for a meal and a bottle of water.meganmeave said:
I experienced something similar which made me laugh quite a lot... The flaws of Oblivion and Fallout 3 are almost the best parts.hazabaza1 said:
In Oblivion, there's a quest where you get locked inside a house with about five other individuals. Your mission is to murder all of them without any witnesses. I don't see the point of the "no witnesses" part since they'll all be dead in the end and no one will be able to tell anyone, but whatever.
After killing all but two of them, the only remaining soon-to-be victims were a young man and and old woman. The man saw the dead bodies and ran up to me, told me that the old lady must be the murderer and proceeded to tell me that we should kill her to protect ourselves. I agreed with him when he suddenly grabbed a knife and chased the lady around the house for a while.
He killed the old lady and calmly walked away from the scene. As he approached me, I assumed that he was going to tell me that he was relieved that the murderer was dead. Instead, he looked at me and said something like "She is dead too now... We're the only ones left... And I know that I'm not a murderer!" and started running.
Seems like some Oblivion characters suffer from a serious case of schizophrenia.
Oh, jeez, that sucks. Did you lose the bonus?Ironboot said:
I think I remember doing that mission once, I was a Wood Elf, and as soon as I came in, the Redguard just attacked me, no reason, or anything, just grabbed a dagger, and started slashing me up.
Needless to say he ended up with about 20 arrows in his face.
