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The Justice System seems pretty sound. I can't see what the hold up would be for the PvP portion.
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Morshire✭✭✭✭Sallington wrote: »Quick question: Does getting killed by a guard result in armor durability loss? Do I need to commit naked crimes?
What, naked crimes? Isn't being naked a crime in and of itself?
Follow me if I advance, Kill me if I retreat, Avenge me if I die.
When this immediate evil power has been defeated, we shall not yet have won the long battle with the elemental barbarities. Another evil, it may be an invisible adversary, will attempt, again, and yet again, to destroy our frail civilization. Is it true, I wonder, that the only way to escape a war is to be in it?
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✭✭✭Sallington wrote: »Quick question: Does getting killed by a guard result in armor durability loss? Do I need to commit naked crimes?
Yes, death to a guard is no different than death to any other PVE mob. You incur armor degradation.
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✭✭✭✭✭Yes, but Cyrodil is an area designed for PvP and a decision can be simply made as to whether to go there for PvP or not. Admittedly there are some PvE quests and skyshards there and as a PvEer you go there for those at a known risk.
However, the Justice System is very different in that it is aimed at the whole of the open world including the cities, and there's nothing optional about visiting those areas, while opting out of the Justice System won't just be a decision about PvP, it will also involve opting out of a major part of the looting system as well as the lore/role-play aspects of the Thieves Guild - depending on how any PvP element is implemented.
That's why I'm happy for there to be a PvP element to the Justice System, but not so major an element that it precludes PvEers from participating in it - and not so structured that the cities become even more full of naked characters casting spells all over the place than they are already
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From what I understand, you will only be flagged for PvP when you are at the notoriety level that currently makes you KoS, so it will be perfectly possible to be a successful thief without ever getting in danger of being killed by another player. You just have to know what you are doing.
In previous TES games, the only times I got a bounty was when I wanted to get the achievement (and in Oblivion when I ported to town without taking off the cowl of Nocturnal)The Moot Councillor0