Moonscythe wrote: »ontheleftcoast wrote: »My khajiit would like to inform you furless ones that we're never "nude". So as long as cats aren't subject to the silly morals of you hairless creatures, sure, go for it.
So long as the cats and lizards wear underwear as if they had something to hide then they are indecent when unclothed. On the other hand, i always thought that the Khajit and Argonians should be designed to look less human in their body plan and thus able to wear their own fur or scales with armor being different on them.
I FINALLY have a "weird lore question" for @Lawrence_Schick. Do Argonians and Khajiit have genitalia similar to Men and Mer?
It is a 100 % legit response and opinion to hold.
Besides, I do not think the idea you have will add anything of significant value to the game for me or the justice system as a whole.
If a 'Public Nudity' bounty was ever introduced you can garuntee that as soon as it does, the game will be flooded with players running around nude.
if guards start reacting to things beyond theft/murder.
Zershar_Vemod wrote: »So when people are crafting, deconstructing armors, etc...they should get a bounty?
How about no.
Zershar_Vemod wrote: »So when people are crafting, deconstructing armors, etc...they should get a bounty?
How about no.
why are people naked when crafting, deconstructing armors, etc?
Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Zershar_Vemod wrote: »So when people are crafting, deconstructing armors, etc...they should get a bounty?
How about no.
why are people naked when crafting, deconstructing armors, etc?
Some of us like to deconstruct our former armor to get mats.
What kind of stupid question is that...? Should there be a penalty for swapping armor in the middle of a public place too?
legitimate opinion sure, but adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. It never does. It's simply an unsupported opposing opinion. It's pretty much the "Nuh-uh" response.
Now your second sentence. That adds to the conversation!
If they had different decency laws in different cities as it would diversify the culture throughout Tamriel. I would love if different cities had different expectations of how players should act within their city walls, like towns that hate vampires, or towns with guards that harass you if you pull your weapon out in town.
Those mechanics might be a bit too much for the MMO crowd though.If a 'Public Nudity' bounty was ever introduced you can garuntee that as soon as it does, the game will be flooded with players running around nude.
This is, without a doubt, true. Especially if there were any achievements associated with the nude law mechanic.
VilhelmValhalla4 wrote: »
legitimate opinion sure, but adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. It never does. It's simply an unsupported opposing opinion. It's pretty much the "Nuh-uh" response.
Now your second sentence. That adds to the conversation!
If they had different decency laws in different cities as it would diversify the culture throughout Tamriel. I would love if different cities had different expectations of how players should act within their city walls, like towns that hate vampires, or towns with guards that harass you if you pull your weapon out in town.
Those mechanics might be a bit too much for the MMO crowd though.If a 'Public Nudity' bounty was ever introduced you can garuntee that as soon as it does, the game will be flooded with players running around nude.
This is, without a doubt, true. Especially if there were any achievements associated with the nude law mechanic.
I think a diversity of laws throughout the provinces, even minor laws, would help to make each city feel like a concrete place and not just a backdrop. It would add a lot to remember that what is permitted in Dune is not necessarily legal in Mournhold, etc. Even penalties for crimes should differ by province, again, adding to the sense of culture for each region.
Off-Topic: It seems that whenever someone proposes a new law or rule for the Justice System, people read it as "you cannot do this thing anymore." No one is stopping you from getting naked, killing, casting spells, whatever; you are still free to do what you please, but you must live with the consequences.
Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Zershar_Vemod wrote: »So when people are crafting, deconstructing armors, etc...they should get a bounty?
How about no.
why are people naked when crafting, deconstructing armors, etc?
Some of us like to deconstruct our former armor to get mats.
What kind of stupid question is that...? Should there be a penalty for swapping armor in the middle of a public place too?
It's a legitimate question. I think the act of removing all your clothes to craft seems... odd. Divines forbid that you should have to act rationally when conducting business in a town. You could always put on a blacksmith's costume or something similar.
Regarding the swapping of armor in public... if you take your armor off, leave the equipment screen and are in the vicinity of a guard.
Yep.
Remember, this mechanic would only cause a bounty if a guard "sees" you naked.
These complaints only support the statement that this mechanic would add a level of detail and attention to play. So thanks for that.
Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Zershar_Vemod wrote: »So when people are crafting, deconstructing armors, etc...they should get a bounty?
How about no.
why are people naked when crafting, deconstructing armors, etc?
Some of us like to deconstruct our former armor to get mats.
What kind of stupid question is that...? Should there be a penalty for swapping armor in the middle of a public place too?
It's a legitimate question. I think the act of removing all your clothes to craft seems... odd. Divines forbid that you should have to act rationally when conducting business in a town. You could always put on a blacksmith's costume or something similar.
Regarding the swapping of armor in public... if you take your armor off, leave the equipment screen and are in the vicinity of a guard.
Yep.
Remember, this mechanic would only cause a bounty if a guard "sees" you naked.
These complaints only support the statement that this mechanic would add a level of detail and attention to play. So thanks for that.
Next up, gold tax for logging on.
Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »Id rather see them make changes to how the Justice System works first. It annoys me to no end when I kill a lone NPC out in the middle of no where with no Guard anywhere remotely close to my location and I instantly have a bounty.
Cities, Towns and anywhere within a certain distance of Guards should definitely cause a bounty. But out on the roads and in the wilderness it should be anything goes. It is a dangerous time and a dangerous world after all. I once stole something in a house out in the middle of nowhere and the occupants attacked me. So I killed them and racked up a sizeable bounty....If it had been in a town or city I wouldnt have been annoyed with it. But who were these two going to tell between throwing their fists and getting stabbed?
MaximusDargus wrote: »What is this? An M rated game and you complain about the type of nudity you commonly see in TV?
ROFLMAO
Honestly it's not the nudity I have issues with. I'm actually 100% for "sexy" armor... it's the lewd behavior that people perpetuate while in the "nude" state.
I mean... there are idiots who have posted tutorials on how to do this stuff.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgjHTKge4XM
The primary thing that lead to this suggestion is that people are saying children won't be added because people are pervs and will do this sort of stuff to children NPCs... so I'm like "ok, make it "illegal" ". It should NEVER be that a games progress in design, art, style, culture should be hindered by inappropriate acts of gamers. I think that's a travesty if that is TRULY the reason kids aren't in this game.
I'm pointing out here that there CAN be consequences to actions... ZOS doesn't have to let the lecherous stifle their game... in fact, they can enhance their game and make it a more immersive experience by actively discouraging this behavior in the areas where there would be considered "public" and the areas where there are children.
It's not as simple as "being offended".