Skyrim Child Killing Mod
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You people are willing to kill an adult but not a child? What's the fucking difference? They're all pieces of code anyways.
Seriously... I don't the need for it. THey might say "Ill let you go this time" and I am not bothered. Especially since 2 minutes later a dragon set him on fire.
Besides, it's not even a handicap. I don't see that many children anyway. It's as if they have been stolen by the hagraven over there! In that suspiciously dark alley... Where noone can hear you scream... Come mister rich merchant, we will have to save him...
Besides, it's not even a handicap. I don't see that many children anyway. It's as if they have been stolen by the hagraven over there! In that suspiciously dark alley... Where noone can hear you scream... Come mister rich merchant, we will have to save him...
You are aware Fallout 2 was not made by Bethesda right?Therumancer said:
OT: Personally, I don't really care. I won't download the mod myself because it is not a big deal to me, but I can understand why some would want it, whether it be for realism or to get the brats to shut the hell up (they REALLY annoy me too), so no skin off my back if someone decides to download it, just not really worth taking the time to hunt down and install it in my opinion.
Ugh, I can't say I'm happy with myself for this but when the theme music just burst in and he began his transformation, I started laughing so hard that I cried.Easton Dark said:
It's not just a moral thing. It's that Bethesda is afraid of really bad press. I mean look at Mass Effect for Chrissake and how Fox News overreacted to a 5 second sex scene. Skyrim being marketed as a "Babykiller simulator" is not the kind of press they wantThe_Blue_Rider said:
It's the same reason why Grand Theft Auto games dont have children, schools or animals in them.
I recall a news story a while back about this man who murdered someone, and they blamed Manhunt since it came out recently. When they searched his house they actually found out the man didn't play video games and never even heard of Manhunt. But surprisingly the victim owned a copy of the game.creationis apostate said:
People wouldn't wnt to kill kids if all the children in Bethesda games weren't insufferably annoying and entitled, I don't think anyone who's been to little lamplight hasn't wished they could kill them.
i reckon you should be able to off kids - but of course i understand why bethesda didnt want to put it in 
if it was there, you should have the whole town turn on you permanently for doing it, that way at least you have the choice but it's a pretty shitty one
personally id be fine if someone could just mod the kids so that all they could say was stuff like "hi mister!" and not much else (no douchebaggery) then maybe they wouldn't grind my gears so much
if it was there, you should have the whole town turn on you permanently for doing it, that way at least you have the choice but it's a pretty shitty one personally id be fine if someone could just mod the kids so that all they could say was stuff like "hi mister!" and not much else (no douchebaggery) then maybe they wouldn't grind my gears so much
I'd say so; not everyone is playing it on PC. I'm sure that there are plenty of console players who are very annoyed by the fact that children can't be killed.kyogen said:
If a developer is too scared to allow children to be killed, then they shouldn't have them in the game... at least in a game like Skyrim.
Since when has it "Always" been like that? Fallout 1 and 2 let you kill kids.
And besides, if you're going to make the kids act like dicks all the time, either let me kill them or don't put them in the game at all.
And besides, if you're going to make the kids act like dicks all the time, either let me kill them or don't put them in the game at all.
Well of course, no one wants to be associated with a game where you can kill children, its still not being afraid of controversy, its being a smart person, how exactly would killing children actually improve the experience in any way, apart from stirring up controversy?LordRoyal said:
I could understand if it showed kids dying, to drive home a point, as Modern Warfare 3 apparently has, but killing them yourself? Theres no need for it to be in there
I never understood why Bethesda has omitted infanticide from their games. Pretending that children aren't killed is worse than implementing a system whereby every resident turns on you when you do so. Kind of like Fallout 2, where you got a massive bounty the moment you killed a young 'un. More or less like real life.
Exactly.Azure-Supernova said:
It's not that I want to kill kids; I just want the option to. Because in a game like Skyrim, invincible children just don't fit.
Something needs to change. If adults (including elderly people in GTA, for example) can be killed in a video game, so can children.
If a kid can set a group of bandits off to attack me... Yeah I feel quite in right to split his sodding head in twain.