In relevance to the keys thing: there's a keyring mod, so it'll be like in fallout 3 where keys don't clog up your inventory. Can't be bothered linking now, unless you ask.Ironic Pirate said:Hell yes, in reality and in games.
My weapon stockpile in Oblivion is enough to kill someone with it's weight alone, and it takes me a solid minute to scroll past my keys.
But I'll never run out of arrows...
Sadly I don't have the game for PC, so modding it wouldn't work.Jekken6 said:In relevance to the keys thing: there's a keyring mod, so it'll be like in fallout 3 where keys don't clog up your inventory. Can't be bothered linking now, unless you ask.Ironic Pirate said:Hell yes, in reality and in games.
My weapon stockpile in Oblivion is enough to kill someone with it's weight alone, and it takes me a solid minute to scroll past my keys.
But I'll never run out of arrows...
have you considered that me and you make a castle out of bullets, armour, arrows and weapons.Klagermeister said:Well, if you count Oblivion, yes, I stockpile weapons.
I had over 100 full sets of Daedric armor in my house (not even in cupboards, just a big jumbled pile).
I also had hundreds of each Daedric weapon, at least 4 dozen sets of glass armor, and enough arrows to kill everyone in the game at least 10 times over.
All the non-daedric weapons I stockpiled in an empty room upstairs, all neatly arranged.
Not only that, I even kept items I couldn't use! Axes, warhammers, and the lot...
Come to think of it, had I sold it all, I'd easily have over 20mil coins in that game...
EDIT: Damn, ninja'd!