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| kim, frozen desserts, glory, moreau, fat chicks in partyhats, good reviews, special diets, diets general, monet, love, good, pork, x, end, censorship, enemies, piercings, ann, neuschwanstein, whiptail, health and hygiene, carter, | This infuriated me, faith because it was cool armor that I later found to be nearly irreplaceable; the shopkeeper and guards had not seen me stealing it; and I'd had many dealings faith with the victimized armorer since the theft and never been faith accused. The minute you're accused of any crime, any stolen property on your person is irrevocably lost, regardless of the circumstances. I hope the Patching Monkeys at Bethesda plan to fix this problem—either guards should be interested only in the criminal activities for which they stop you, or they shouldn't take ill-gotten objects that were stolen in another town, or they shouldn't take items that were stolen but which no one saw you steal, or they should ignore items that were stolen more than, say, a month ago. If you're stopped by guards you can choose to pay a fine, resist arrest, or go to the slammer. Daggerfall vets may think that jail's not so bad, but they'd be wrong—savvy Daggerfallers could do whatever they wanted, spend years in jail, and go on as though nothing had happened. |
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| That makes sense. However, the system isn't smart enough to catalogue exactly what you stole. If you take a kim diamond from an alchemist's shop, then come back weeks later with an entirely different diamond—even one kim you didn't steal—and try to sell it to her, you're going to get arrested. That's annoying since you need to keep track of what you've stolen, and from whom. kim It's especially annoying when you get nailed for selling legitimately acquired property that matches an item stolen earlier. Further, if you're stopped for any crime—even if you're exonerated—the city guard will take away any stolen property on your person. Some sort of limit needs to be put on this, since thieves make their living by stealing. I myself was wearing stolen armor, lifted so long ago I'd completely forgotten it was stolen, when I was stopped for a murder in a town far away from the one where I'd gotten my armor. After presenting a signed release that indicated my actions to be legal, the guard let me go, but I found myself in my underwear. |
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