Oh Nazeem you brought it ap : V

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:34 pm

Alas Nazeem is no more, he had a pretty condescending tone so I snipped him with a fury ball from the shadows an the whole town ganged up on him. Then I looted him and left his naked corpse laying in the middle of the market.

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 1:16 am

I feel............. happy for you?

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 4:57 am

Darn iphone. The title was supposed to be "oh Nazeem you brought it upon your self"

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 3:14 am

So you kill people who are condescending to you? Very interesting, please lie on the couch.

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:03 pm

Hey I didn't kill him. The old lady grey mane did

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 4:45 pm

So you kill people who are condescending to you? Very interesting, please lie on the couch.

Hey I didn't kill him. The old lady grey mane did

Continue...

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 6:13 am

So you kill people who are condescending to you? Very interesting, please lie on the couch.

Hey I didn't kill him. The old lady grey mane did

*takes notes while nodding*

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 4:35 pm

*Applauds*

That should be done to every character who is like the Adoring Fan in Oblivion. :smile:

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 1:50 pm

I feel your pain man, I reversed pick pocket him some lethal poison and watched him fall to the ground screaming in pain. :devil:

And the guards, they just walked over and watched him die. :banana:

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 3:59 am

Everytime i see him, i give him a nice smack in the face ^^ Then i pay my Bounty and next time i see him he gets another one. ^^

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 5:59 am

So you kill people who are condescending to you? Very interesting, please lie on the couch.

it's a game...

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 5:37 pm

The worst part is the guy lives in an inn with nothing of value inside his room, and he's carrying a key to a mansion that doesn't even exist.

Killing him is putting him out of his misery in a way

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 5:54 am

Well, his wife is something of a hottie. Or at least a hothead.

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 7:05 pm

The worst part is the guy lives in an inn with nothing of value inside his room, and he's carrying a key to a mansion that doesn't even exist.

Killing him is putting him out of his misery in a way

That's actually quite sad. Poor guy just wants to feel like he belongs, like he fits in with the people who always put him down.

I can imagine him waking up in the morning putting on his fine clothes knowing deep inside that it's all really a lie, and i can imagine him breaking down and crying in his cheap inn room while he clutches that key in his hand that signifies the life he leads, a life that really is just a lie. But does it matter? Does it really? He is a video game character and i'm sure he knows it.

Edit: Question is, does that key lead to an imaginary mansion? Or maybe it leads to his true self and he need to accept what never will be?

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:16 am

That's actually quite sad. Poor guy just wants to feel like he belongs, like he fits in with the people who always put him down.

I can imagine him waking up in the morning putting on his fine clothes knowing deep inside that it's all really a lie, and i can imagine him breaking down and crying in his cheap inn room while he clutches that key in his hand that signifies the life he leads, a life that really is just a lie. But does it matter? Does it really? He is a video game character and i'm sure he knows it.

Edit: Question is, does that key lead to an imaginary mansion? Or maybe it leads to his true self and he need to accept what never will be?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d4C1ZQKmw4

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:46 pm

Wintersand Manor for DLC?

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 6:14 pm

That's actually quite sad. Poor guy just wants to feel like he belongs, like he fits in with the people who always put him down.

I can imagine him waking up in the morning putting on his fine clothes knowing deep inside that it's all really a lie, and i can imagine him breaking down and crying in his cheap inn room while he clutches that key in his hand that signifies the life he leads, a life that really is just a lie. But does it matter? Does it really? He is a video game character and i'm sure he knows it.

Edit: Question is, does that key lead to an imaginary mansion? Or maybe it leads to his true self and he need to accept what never will be?

An interesting perspective. Perhaps this individual is more complex than we originally imagined. Has anyone thought of simply giving him a hug, or perhaps collecting some money from the Whiterun citizenry to buy him a house he can call his own?

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 11:09 pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d4C1ZQKmw4

this opened my eyes to something, something about a man who will never truly live...

An interesting perspective. Perhaps this individual is more complex than we originally imagined. Has anyone thought of simply giving him a hug, or perhaps collecting some money from the Whiterun citizenry to buy him a house he can call his own?

If only.

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 12:31 am

He does turn up in one quest if you keep him around--

Spoiler

He gets kidnapped by a hagraven and the Companions send you out to rescue him ... and of course you could just fail that mission and let the hagraven keep him.

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 4:11 pm

He does turn up in one quest if you keep him around--

Spoiler

He gets kidnapped by a hagraven and the Companions send you out to rescue him ... and of course you could just fail that mission and let the hagraven keep him.

That's radiant quest mate. Can happen with many NPC's in many locations.

Mine was Sven, stuck in Shimmermist Cave. (I think it's called)

» Fri Jun 08, 2012 11:24 pm

Glad to see im not the only one who dreams about dicing that nazeem up as fodder for pigs.

» Sat Jun 09, 2012 1:52 am

That's actually quite sad. Poor guy just wants to feel like he belongs, like he fits in with the people who always put him down.

I can imagine him waking up in the morning putting on his fine clothes knowing deep inside that it's all really a lie, and i can imagine him breaking down and crying in his cheap inn room while he clutches that key in his hand that signifies the life he leads, a life that really is just a lie. But does it matter? Does it really? He is a video game character and i'm sure he knows it.

Edit: Question is, does that key lead to an imaginary mansion? Or maybe it leads to his true self and he need to accept what never will be?

I think that key is awesome. I don't know if Beth put this in on purpose to show how much of a lie Nazeem is or it's just poor programming and they didn't have time to put his mansion in the game. Probably the later...