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Gunpoint :bolt:



Bribe, intimidate, looks...the usual :shrug:

I'm just praying that they don't bring the persuasion wheel back. The typical conversation in Oblivion wen't something like:
"Wow you're such a cool person, but I'm still cooler than you. If you don't laugh I'll [censored] kill you... Look at the muscles on you."

I'm trying to avoid jumping to conclusions. I'm just a bit puzzled by how the game will track the unique aspects of your relationships with various NPCs without something like Disposition; or how you will be able to manipulate the unique aspects of your relationships with various NPCs, without persuasion options in dialogue? There are general mechanisms, for sure - I mentioned those.

I'm not offering this as a sceptical challenge. I just don't know how Speechcraft is going to work, or how NPCs can be made to more or less like/dislike you. :shrug:

Hard to know now but a pretty sure bet is something like in fallout and oblivion and / or a very halo effictish thing, there is a civil war, you save people, you get "famous" for it and they like you. if i worked at bethesda it would be the richest mfking

anyway i do not think that they will be particularly inventive on that, if im wrong i win.

i think you covered the possibilities good otherwise as to what we have seen before.

I hope for every quest we'll be able to persuade people and finish them in a different way.

+ over 9000! in replay value :frog:

Double post.

Since actions are possible while in dialogue, why not intimidate by taking up your weapon? Or be nice, sheath your weapon.

I hope they don't bring back that stupid speechcraft wheel, so lame...stupid :shakehead:

Trust me nothing like that's coming back. A mini game wouldn't work with talking with people in real time.

I do not want it back, but why wouldn't it?

Intimidation and lying, of course!