Bofra
Mar 9 2006, 01:22 PM
QUOTE(xycolian @ Mar 9 2006, 01:18 PM)
i wonder if you can use the console to give yourself the reanimate spell in the beginning of the game so that you can ressurect the king.
Hehe, nice idea! Although I'm quite certain the emperor has a whole bunch of scripts on him preventing such things. Still we can always make a mod that allows you to have the emperor as your undead follower for the rest of the game

(not that I would want that really).
BTW, this thread is getting a little off topic
Curly_G_
Mar 9 2006, 03:49 PM
I definately wanna try making a hoarde of bodies or paralyze people and drag them into my store room. If lock spell still exists, I wont have to barricade the door with Tables and Beds using Telekenisis!
xycolian
Mar 12 2006, 03:02 AM
I wonder if you can drag paralyzed bodies... it would be soooo cool if you could
Intestinal Chaos
Mar 12 2006, 10:31 AM
I imagine the "grab" button only works on objects.
An NPC isn't an object until it dies, so being paralyzed wouldn't make it an object and therefore I don't think grab would work on them.
You have to think in game terms for stuff like this. While it all may seem grand, it's very unlikely.
Tellie
Mar 12 2006, 11:09 AM
Why would you kill people anyways it's wrong....

. Well i do see that point that sometime you kill someone no matter what, and of course it would be usefull, if not very cool to drag peoples bodies away, so there aint gonna be any suspicion.
jchamber
Mar 13 2006, 07:44 AM
you kill people BECAUSE it is wrong, muwahahahah. I read in an interview/quote that you can drag the dead bodies with the grab button. as for paralyzed people...you have to remember that Havok physics are still in effect on the body....so it will fall over if it's taking a stride etc. but I am unsure if that confirms dragability....one of those things to test the first day after release/recieve.
jack cloudy
Mar 13 2006, 07:59 AM
Dragging bodies would be so much fun. I am quite sure that Bethesda made it impossible in the case of one person, but what if you could drag the emperor along?
Guard:,,Hey, what are you doing?"
Me:,, I'm dragging the dead emperor to my new home. For decoration, you know."
Guard:,,Everyone knows that those rumors about the emperor being dead are lies. This is a very convincing replica though. Carry on."
Curly_G_
Mar 13 2006, 05:17 PM
QUOTE(jack cloudy @ Mar 13 2006, 07:59 AM)
Dragging bodies would be so much fun. I am quite sure that Bethesda made it impossible in the case of one person, but what if you could drag the emperor along?
Guard:,,Hey, what are you doing?"
Me:,, I'm dragging the dead emperor to my new home. For decoration, you know."
Guard:,,Everyone knows that those rumors about the emperor being dead are lies. This is a very convincing replica though. Carry on."
There's probably something that makes you drop it when opening the door to exit the tutorial or the surviving blades will attack you for violating their emperor's body.
jchamber
Mar 13 2006, 05:39 PM
'violating'? how so? I just wanted to take him out for one last night on the town...on me. I dunno how I, an escaped ex-con without much money to provide for myself, is going to afford something good enough for the king, but he shouldn't be so choosy now....
seriously though....since you have to use the grab button to drag bodies it is likely impossible to open doors while dragging a body because you wouldbn't be able to click on the door and hold the body at the same time....unless they make a special command for it...like double click=perma hold until button x is pressed to cause release....but I don't expect that.
jack cloudy
Mar 13 2006, 05:54 PM
Well, I doubt you'll get to drag him in the first place. After he dies, things probably switch to high speed. Guards could be aproaching and there you are, standing next to the death emperor. They would probably think that you are the bad guy. So I wouldn't be surprised if your character automatically flees and the emperor's corpse gets removed while you aren't looking.
Besides, even if you stood there and they didn't saw you as the bad guy when they found you, wouldn't they say something along the lines of:,, Look, this quest is all nice and stuff but why don't you just go back to your safe cell. There are professional guards who can take care of finding this heir much better than you. Just look at yourself, you're a wimp. You wouldn't stand a chance." That would completely destroy the main quest.
But we can always dream. And there is the construction set. I allready know that I would make a clone of the emperor to talk to. Or maybe a respawning monster.
Blitz
Mar 13 2006, 08:14 PM
xycolian
Mar 13 2006, 10:18 PM
QUOTE(Blitz @ Mar 13 2006, 12:14 PM)
I think we will have lot's of great stuff to do in Oblivion let's just find out in 7 more days.
Technically we have to wait 8 days because the games are
shipped on the 20th but they will arrive at most destinations on the 21st.
Duncan Frost
Mar 16 2006, 08:52 PM
If you can drag paralysed people, I would just use invisibilty, drag them into a vampire lair, and wait until he wakes up
now THAT'S entertainment.
Cost of dragging person into vampire lair: a Invisibilty spell.
Watching man get horribly murdered: Priceless.
Lady Saga
Mar 16 2013, 10:48 AM
I decided to go delving into the Chorrol unknown, so here's today's 'thread from the dead'. Literally. Seems like dragging dead bodies around would be something new in 2006. So I gotta ask, how do our various characters handle this?
My various characters are pretty much all the same: if they care about the deceased NPC, they'll make some sort of effort to drag him or her off somewhere. They'll hide them in some grass or bushes, there's usually some sort of effort made because seeing a stablehand die after losing a fight to a troll or a pack of wolves, and then having this NPC just lying around while other NPCs wander off and start talking about goblins (and how horrible they are ) is rather disturbing.
I did have one character in the past (an evil sort of witch) who lived at Weatherleah. She often had a bounty on her head, so if a guard managed to figure out where she lived, and she managed to kill this guard on her premises, she would wind up performing an 'arcane ritual' on this guard's body.
She would drag the guard into her penta-circle, and then do whatever it was she did.
Morbid topic, I know.

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Grits
Mar 16 2013, 01:54 PM
Lildereth lives at Shetcombe Farm in her game, so she dragged two dead slaughterfish over from the nearby goblin lair for storage. Other than that I don't recall any playing with corpses. I tend to ignore that they're there, though, especially the ones involved in the Main Quest. Certain characters would just not be left where they fell. I suppose dragging them to the bushes might be an improvement.
I do recall Alval Ulvani appearing dead on the road to Skingrad in some character's game. It was more of a "ha ha, dick" moment than an opportunity for a funeral. That character must have died before the body became an eyesore.
Acadian
Mar 16 2013, 02:09 PM
Buffy leaves two legged varmints to feed those small creatures of Kynareth who keep the forest clean. Bandits at campsites are rolled down a hill or into the brush. Soldiers are given a funeral pyre and their shields (and horses if they survive) are delivered to the nearest guards. (Command spells to coax horses to follow).
Lady Saga
Mar 16 2013, 02:43 PM
Ah...I like that idea: coaxing the horse to follow.
King Coin
Mar 16 2013, 03:01 PM
Aravi tends to leave dead bodies where they lie unless they are in a body of water. Then she pulls the dead bodies (animals, people) out before they foul the water. Then she may swim depending on if the water is gross or not.
mirocu
Mar 16 2013, 05:35 PM
Lothran doesn´t move them around unless they die in an unnatural position like backwards so their heads touch their feet. Then he simply moves them around a bit. Otherwise he doesn´t touch them.
Elisabeth Hollow
Mar 16 2013, 05:57 PM
Kayla moves the bandits and vampires she kills up-close away from the light and into corners, shadows, and behind pillars.
mirocu
Mar 16 2013, 06:34 PM
QUOTE(Elisabeth Hollow @ Mar 16 2013, 05:57 PM)

Kayla moves the bandits and vampires she kills up-close away from the light and into corners, shadows, and behind pillars.
Like a true Sam Fisher
Lopov
Mar 16 2013, 06:34 PM
Falador quite often grabs a head of his dead enemies to see their face. This does happen with either bandits that gave him a lot of trouble either with some unique targets like afore mentioned Alval Uvani.
If he had a fight on a bridge, then he sometimes throws the corpses over to the river.
And in one of his early days he killed a Bruma guard because he arrested him before. He dragged his body behind the stables to hide him and then striped him to his loincloth and placed all the items around the corpse. He wanted the scene to look morbid.
And I think he took his cuirass as a souvenir.
Lady Saga
Mar 16 2013, 07:56 PM
QUOTE(Lopov @ Mar 16 2013, 01:34 PM)

If he had a fight on a bridge, then he sometimes throws the corpses over to the river.
Oh yea this is true, if there's water nearby, it's a good place to drag a body!
This topic is so morbid. And we're all discussing it so casual-like!
Elisabeth Hollow
Mar 16 2013, 08:24 PM
QUOTE(mirocu @ Mar 16 2013, 12:34 PM)

QUOTE(Elisabeth Hollow @ Mar 16 2013, 05:57 PM)

Kayla moves the bandits and vampires she kills up-close away from the light and into corners, shadows, and behind pillars.
Like a true Sam Fisher

Bahahaha! Well! Except she doesn't have night-vision goggles.
QUOTE
And in one of his early days he killed a Bruma guard because he arrested him before. He dragged his body behind the stables to hide him and then striped him to his loincloth and placed all the items around the corpse. He wanted the scene to look morbid.
-slowly backs away-
King Coin
Mar 16 2013, 08:44 PM
What is with everyone and polluting the water?
Elisabeth Hollow
Mar 16 2013, 08:59 PM
QUOTE(King Coin @ Mar 16 2013, 02:44 PM)

What is with everyone and polluting the water?
Right? No wonder everyone on Nirn is insane XD
Uleni Athram
Mar 17 2013, 02:17 AM
If there are several corpses... I position them to a very compromising series of positions.
Other times, I just pretend that they're alive and talk to them about casual topics, like how the weather looked nice before I chopped their head off into two. I move their facial expressions like a puppet when they 'reply' to me.
Other times, I just cannibalize them. That way, they'll always be with me, and I'll never be alone again!
- From Filaphofiel, deranges bosmeri.
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Its fun playing with Oblivion corpses, since they're so movable, but I find that the Skyrim ones are too.... stiff. Kinda sucked, but whatever.
King Coin
Mar 17 2013, 02:54 AM
QUOTE(Uleni Athram @ Mar 16 2013, 08:17 PM)

but I find that the Skyrim ones are too.... stiff. Kinda sucked, but whatever.
It's cold up there.
Elisabeth Hollow
Mar 17 2013, 04:29 AM
QUOTE(King Coin @ Mar 16 2013, 08:54 PM)

QUOTE(Uleni Athram @ Mar 16 2013, 08:17 PM)

but I find that the Skyrim ones are too.... stiff. Kinda sucked, but whatever.
It's cold up there.
Hahaqhahahahaha- coughs and sputters-
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