not even that HD... the first village you encounter looks so bad that the whole village looks like a single rotting plank of wood. Try out Nehrim ... now that's pretty-er. Heck even elder scrolls online looks better...
@@9mmwaffle. who likely is kitted out in even better gear. "Ima threaten this dude wearing full ebony armor but shit my pants over a dude with no shirt."
Man, I can't count how many times I've had this encounter. I've done a lot of creative things to try and interrupt their little bout. One memorable time, I met the pair in Dawnstar, and I think he gave me a iron mace that drained stamina and told me to hold onto it. Then he sneaked away, and the other guy came up to me and asked me where he went. Before I could answer, a dragon landed in front of my face, and the hunter, a bunch of guards, and those Khajit merchants at the entrance to the city cut it down. Then while I was absorbing the dragon soul the thief ran past me screaming, "Death is highly overrated!" and the Hunter performed a execution move on him by driving his sword into his chest. The hunter then said, "hmpf" and walked away, while the Khajit merchants stared at me and said, "It's you, the legend, dragonborn..." And then a guard next to me said, "We need to do something about these vampire attacks" while staring at the dead dragon skeleton.
@@kxmode you can't tell but I disliked your comment. Why do they even have that option anymore if they're not going to show it? It could at least cancel out the like that you gave to your own comment, yeah I know it was you. What kind of a prick likes their own comment? Someone who plays a Kahjit I bet.
My friend told me that he saw this dialogue in that way: -...Did you see someone run past just now? -Yes, but information costs money -*gives gold* Okay, tell me about that -I don't know (lie) -Until next time.
Which type, though? Groundhog Day, Window of Opportunity, or Russian Doll? I am thinking Russian Doll. Whenever the thief dies, they, the thief and the hunter, both wake up the next morning, but the countdown to either's demise and the following reset begins when the thief steals from the hunter. And the thief inevitably has to steal from the hunter and get it to the Dragonborn. Why? That's for the thief to figure out. In this story, the Dragonborn is just a secondary character, kinda like Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day.
@@samsonguy10k Sounds like Buddhist Hell. From what I remember, there is specific reincarnations into Hell to fit certain behavior. Example: Lovers Hell is where a woman is in a tree where the trunk is wrapped in sharp blades, and her lover has to climb the tree to reach her. If he makes it, she appears at the bottom of the tree and he has to climb down. It repeats like this.
Natas White I’m surprised so many people have upvoted this I’ve heard fleeing npcs say it so many times, try going on a killing rampage in a town and you’ll hear people saying it.
Lol I just realized I’ve never gone on a “killing rampage” in a town before... I was surprised to hear that like too as I’ve sunk hundreds of hours into the game over the years.
> Hides in Plain Sight > Guy with Sword and Shield runs away from someone with a Dagger > Death is Highly overrated > Casually asks ''Yeah'' after he stabbed someone in the back > Guards ignore it, but whole Skyrim hunts you down for a chicken killed Quality Bethesda Game.
*"SKYRIM BELONGS TO THE NORDS!!"* That's like the equivalent to me screaming "NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION." While stabbing someone to death for taking my wallet.
Guy hides in plain sight . Guy is big and strong . Also guy runs away from a man with dagger , while holding a long-ass sword and a huge shield , screaming like a little girl. I love Skyrim . Never change.
Morrowind had a complicated mechanism and ugly combat. Oblivion simplified the game and improved on combat. Oblivion had ugly faces and bad random dialogue. Skyrim fixed those issues.
I keep encountering them everywhere, here are some of my favorites: I was raiding a bandit camp while in werewolf form when suddenly "Take this and hold onto it!" I found the response "Umm..." to be quite fitting. It's not everyday that a half naked thief asks a werewolf for help. Another good one was when I was just walking around and a drogon appeared, in the middle of the fight this dumbass walks up to me and tells me to hold onto his stupid bow, while I was being burned alive by a giant lizard standing a few meters next to us.
"Did you see someone run past just now?" "no" "well, if you do, grab him and yell! bastard stole from me" **Bastard watches everything from 3 meters away**
The saddest thing about this "radiant" encounter is that I've never seen it work even remotely not stupidly, which probably also means that Bethesda never saw it work in a more or less "normal" way in their testing either, which means they just consciously left this whole thing in the game.
My first playthrough the event happened where he gave me an item, but I never actually met the hunter. I didn't even know until the second time through it there even was one
The funny thing about this one is that it's not even an AI bug like some of your other videos. It goes like that every single time you get this encounter which leads me to one thing : It's genuinely intended to be this way which is even worse.
Of course this was the way it was intended, what 'bug' do you even see here? The hunter seems to have a package to speak to the player that overrides combat. I might look in the creation kit to see if that's the case. The thief normally runs right out of the way. In other games given the same information it's probable the hunter would have never even attacked the thief. Skyrim should have removed that combat override probably. As 'bad' as this looks have a peak at other games trying to do half of what Skyrim did. Hard to have a game that vast with so many different parts and for some of those parts not to mesh perfectly or to look a little bit janky. Look at the newly released Kingdom Come Deliverance.
Not true. I had this once and they didn't fought. The thief later came to me asking what did i said to the hunter. Ure all just unlucky or nob and u can't play the game right and breake it. Reported cheturs!
@@trentn1127 kingdom come deliverance started being made at 2009, that's a fucking long time. Also they didn't have to work as much on lore, since, well, a lot of it was history. But none of that matters, because comparing a game that came out in 2011 and one that came out in 2018 just doesn't make sense
These encounters are part of what make Skyrim so good. The world feels alive around you, and it gives it endless possibility and replayability, not to mention the comedic gold.
Heeeres Jakey Wasnt a Nord. Theres specific voice actors for specific races. That guy was either imperial or breton. Also, nord characters are scripted to say "Skyrim belongs to the nords" when fighting non-nords. When fighting nords they say "You call yourself a nord?" Or "You're a disgrace to your own kind".
Mayonnaise probably a breton. Just like the theif in the beginning of the game. Not sure if bethesda is teaching us to be racist or just coincidence lol
Pushes a sword through someones chest, pulls it out and cuts their head clean off. While screaming "Skyrim belongs to the Nords!" 1 second later: calmly turns to you and ask "Need something?"
I love how the bandit had a sword, shield, and studded armor. And had no problem threatening somebody obviously way stronger and better armed. But cowers and runs away from a backwoods nord hunter with a knife. Skyrim Logic.
ive played the game on literally every console and PC, on various patches/versions and I have never heard that voice line in my life. weird how so many of us havent heard it.
I remember being a noob and trying new weapon on a chicken. A lady attacked me for attacking chicken,I attacked her back then one thing led to another and whole town was after me just for killing a chicken. They did manage to kill me though.
Found this guy seconds after escaping Helgen in my literal first-ever Skyrim playthrough. You bet your ass I kept that weapon in my inventory for the rest of the game...
The first time I had this encounter, the rightful owner showed up less than a minute after the fugitive. I tried to return the item, like any responsible citizen would do, but a dragon attack cut our meeting short. The fight ended with the dragon crashing into the ground. The man proceeded to mine for ore in the wake of the impact, forgetting all about his stolen sword.
I had a mod where bandits would attack holds in armies. I was outside Whiterun and a fugitive gave me an elven mace. While he was sneaking away from me, the bandits spawned in and all attacked him while I ran away. Then, they just ran away from the city screaming things like "We are routed. Fall back!", "Mercy!!!", and "Victory is yours! I submit!!!". Then, Lars Battle-Born ran up to them and kept punching an old bandit.
And the scrolls have foretold, of dumb thieves in the cold, that when cowards start run come unfurled, Hunterin, bane of thieves, ancient shadow unbound, with a hunger to swallow....No sign of 'em.
TBKPredator Not enough. Although, I once got a quest from Farkas to kill a dragon with him. On the way there we were attacked by a single wolf and he ran away. Like, wtf. You wanna kill a dragon but whimp out at a wolf?
Charleen Langley The first and last time I ever married one of my skyrim characters to Farkas, icebrain got himself abducted by bandits two separate times
Sometimes the goats in skyrim seem smarter than the people. The goats will start looking you down with a sinister stare because you took a few down from 50 yards with a bow.
you know that feeling... when you stumble upon a new bug... And you out to explore it... You never know where's gonna end. But you know its gonna be a pure gold...😂😂😂
