i was doing one of the imperial missions when i found a tent full of injured soldiers. i put healing potions next to them and i also cast healing spells on them. why are they still injured when everyone regens health can heal themselves from virtually no health to full health in just seconds?

at the beginning of the game the one guard rushes to save one of the children from the dragon attack at helgen. why? :confused: i know its technically not an inconsistency just curious why they would bother doing that.

has anyone else noticed any funny inconsistencies in the game.

I enjoyed slaughtering wounded stormcloaks.

I had Belethor open his store from 8-9am then close until the next day.

That kid lives through the attack, actually. He goes to live with his grandfather, Froki, at Froki's Shack. Haming is the kid's name.

Seeing him in Froki's shack made my fist-pump for Hadvar.

yeah, but the kid was never in any danger of dying to begin with. i was wondering why he even bothered to save him in the first place.

Flash of inspiration: Block perk. "Meat Shield". Carry a child in your off hand to block any and all incoming damage.

Because teaching people that children are completely immortal and invulnerable is a great thing, which they can apply to their everyday real life. What's that? Game logic and game situations aren't meant to be applied to real life? NO KIDDING. WOW.