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[gregor]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tulac @ Nov 11 2006, 04:13 PM) [snapback]266408[/snapback]</div>

@Gregor: Hmm how about breaking into a mausoleum of some rich family in the normal world, I don't think anyone would like that, even if you don't intend to steal stuff (which I doubt you don't).
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well the tombs i understand, what i dont' understand is the forts (they attack you when you are outside (eventhough i managed to calm some down and get them on my side with admiration) and also the shrines - they are supposed to be worshipers there not dwellers. also funny how orcs standing outside the shrines are sometimes friendly while inside they attack you.

just a few more friendly people would be nice....

[Borodin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(gregor @ Nov 13 2006, 06:57 AM) [snapback]266620[/snapback]</div>

also funny how orcs standing outside the shrines are sometimes friendly while inside they attack you.
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I found it curious that the orc outside one shrine didn't attack me until I came back out. Logically, he should have attacked me right away, when I arrived, or not at all. But then, logic is not something you find with abundance in most RPGs. Consider the Fallout games, or Arcanum, or Lionheart: you arrive somewhere, nobody knows you, and nearly everybody is willing to share their deepest, darkest plans with you--and ask you to further them. Strange behavior, that.