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Jeremius
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You're joking right? I play games like Skyrim and Fallout in character, so what my character knows, is important to learn. If they do not know it, it means nothing. IF I play a hunter or an assassin, I am that kind of character. IF I play an imperial loyalist and Anti-Authority mongrel, they will side with one or the other. That is a true RP, playing in-character and having that character's mindset as your own.
Yet you have at times called lore meaningless. You switch between several things, ranging from RP, opinion and game mechanics.
Being in character, being a citizen in Tamriel. You're using lore, using knowledge, using everything presented to you to be a character in that mindset.
So unless your character is blind, deaf and dumb. You can find out majority of lore in-game.
What exactly are you pitching in this thread now? Because I rarely find anything you post useful. People in threads like these, like discussing the lore on each side. Making arguments and counter arguments for whatever side they have chosen to defend.
I've played both sides of the Civil War, and I post in here about the Empire. Everyone has a character on either side, everyone knows about RP. It isn't a new concept and suddenly unheard of until you opened our eyes. So I'm wondering, what are you going on about this time?
Explaining RP to people? Game mechanics? Telling people there are things called opinions, like we were blind to it until you came?
To cut to the chase. What is your point, your reason of being here?
??? What is this "point" you speak of? can't one just say something that makes sense and people realize it without getting upset?
When I am playing a hunter/Mercenary, do I REALLY need to know that Ulfric "murdered" The previous High King or that the Dunmer are chaffing under the stormcloaks? Not really because it does not pertain to that character.