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Invest in shops
» Wed Mar 30, 2011 12:28 pm
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stevie critchley - Posts: 3404
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» Wed Mar 30, 2011 9:14 am
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Lyndsey Bird - Posts: 3539
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» Wed Mar 30, 2011 1:17 pm
Since the economy on Skyrim will be LIVING, as they say, I want the option to invest in shops.
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Penny Flame - Posts: 3336
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» Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:03 pm
It wasn't great in Oblivion where each person had infinite money, limited by transactions but you could increase this maximum with investment.
In fallout 3 the select merchants that you could invest in had greater money, better repair skills and also better selection, which I thought was nicely done.
I think investing in some merchants makes sense.
Does anybody know if there's any levelling with merchants? It was daft in Oblivion when you reach level X and the merchants suddenly start stocking a higher level armour. Most of the time you'd have already gotten this armour from bodies and dungeons, so I rarely actually used merchants for buying. In Morrowind, merchants often had a few "prize" items that ridiculously expensive, but you'd save up (or try to steal) as best as you could and travel to remote merchants for specialities. If the Skyrim economy is indeed living, please don't have levelling in merchants and don't employ fake levelling by having to invest in every last merchant before you get a decent selection!
In fallout 3 the select merchants that you could invest in had greater money, better repair skills and also better selection, which I thought was nicely done.
I think investing in some merchants makes sense.
Does anybody know if there's any levelling with merchants? It was daft in Oblivion when you reach level X and the merchants suddenly start stocking a higher level armour. Most of the time you'd have already gotten this armour from bodies and dungeons, so I rarely actually used merchants for buying. In Morrowind, merchants often had a few "prize" items that ridiculously expensive, but you'd save up (or try to steal) as best as you could and travel to remote merchants for specialities. If the Skyrim economy is indeed living, please don't have levelling in merchants and don't employ fake levelling by having to invest in every last merchant before you get a decent selection!
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jesse villaneda - Posts: 3359
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» Tue Mar 29, 2011 11:22 pm
It wasn't great in Oblivion where each person had infinite money, limited by transactions but you could increase this maximum with investment.
In fallout 3 the select merchants that you could invest in had greater money, better repair skills and also better selection, which I thought was nicely done.
I think investing in some merchants makes sense.
Does anybody know if there's any levelling with merchants? It was daft in Oblivion when you reach level X and the merchants suddenly start stocking a higher level armour. Most of the time you'd have already gotten this armour from bodies and dungeons, so I rarely actually used merchants for buying. In Morrowind, merchants often had a few "prize" items that ridiculously expensive, but you'd save up (or try to steal) as best as you could and travel to remote merchants for specialities. If the Skyrim economy is indeed living, please don't have levelling in merchants and don't employ fake levelling by having to invest in every last merchant before you get a decent selection!
In fallout 3 the select merchants that you could invest in had greater money, better repair skills and also better selection, which I thought was nicely done.
I think investing in some merchants makes sense.
Does anybody know if there's any levelling with merchants? It was daft in Oblivion when you reach level X and the merchants suddenly start stocking a higher level armour. Most of the time you'd have already gotten this armour from bodies and dungeons, so I rarely actually used merchants for buying. In Morrowind, merchants often had a few "prize" items that ridiculously expensive, but you'd save up (or try to steal) as best as you could and travel to remote merchants for specialities. If the Skyrim economy is indeed living, please don't have levelling in merchants and don't employ fake levelling by having to invest in every last merchant before you get a decent selection!
i havent heard anything...
it would be great if they fixed that tho... :brokencomputer:
and on the topic of investing...
i would like to be able to collect a percentage of
the business ive just invested in every once in a while...
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Katie Pollard - Posts: 3460
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» Wed Mar 30, 2011 5:24 am
you could invest in trade caravans in fallout 3 so....
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Marion Geneste - Posts: 3566
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