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It would be so much fun to play as a little girl with a sword fighting mehruns dagon

There are a few mods that add children, but none that let you play them, if I recall correctly.

This has been asked many times. It is because they don't want violence against children.

Well if i was like 10 years old and saw a demon i would run away and cry in a corner

But they can just make all the kids like haskill
You can slash them all you want but nothin happens
Besides doesint fallou have kids?
that game seems waaaaaay more violent than fantasy land oblivion.

My understanding is that it is because Oblivion is such a big game that adding more NPC's would have taxed the system too much. I think they were thinking of adding them but decided against it because it was unnecessary. I think this is the reason why there just aren't that many NPC's populating towns and cities in the Oblivion world. Cities do seem a bit bare in population when you think about it. I think it would have taxed the system. I believe I read that somewhere.

In Fallout 3 there are children in the game. Some are a part of quests and some are not. But there is no way to kill them or even draw a weapon on the them. There is some kind of "lockout" in the code from doing this. This is on the PS3 and 360 versions. I am sure there are mods on the PC for a workaround if you wanted to be violent towards kids.

mainly because if they added kids in a game heavy with weapon it would get an instant MA 17+ rating

plus, the way oblivion's body meshes are set up it would make it very hard to do...

There have never been kids in the TES series. And Fallout came out after Oblivion, by two years...

True true. I thought I had read what I posted above somewhere. Not sure but thought I read that was the reason. But maybe what I read was wrong. See ya.

But little kids arecute
id wanna see a little daedra child

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Seriously, what's up with your trying to bring cuteness into Oblivion and Fallout?

They're not in the game and the game is done. C'est la vie.