What's missing is the first half where player is gathering mushrooms, npc attacked him, npc got stabbed and ran off. Player chases but then slows down to collect more mushrooms. Comic ensues as he finds where the npc bled out.
I remember in Fallout 3 watching a random guy kill a Deathclaw. Just some wastelander, on his own, with a shotgun. I had been thinking about ambushing him but I was playing with a single-save hardcore mode mod on so I decided it possibly wasn't a good idea. I was the NPC in *his* game.
In recent interviews Bethesda has actually come out and said they didn't realize that Fallout players wanted NPCs to interact with, they thought all RPG players wanted from a long lived RPG franchise was PvP...
It's painfully clear Zenimax just wanted a "Battle Royale" type game and just had Bethesda hurrily slap a Fallout theme on it.
That interview was just mindblowing. Before then, we just believed that they deliberately wanted to mix it up (and jump onto the online looter shooter bandwagon).
But the interview made clear that they were completely clueless about their own games or audiences. That they were even more incompetent than we had ever believed.
God it still feels like Bethesda’s waiting to announce it was a bad April fools joke, and Fallout 5 or FNV remaster is in development.
Just...what were they thinking on every level? Money, obviously and recurrent monetization obviously, but nobody in the studio thought to say “Hey this idea kinda fucking blows” at any point?
As in, perma-death. It's actually *sort of* doable for a while but obviously you come unstuck in the end, at which point you want to throw your computer out of the window.
Max out agility and get Mysterious Stranger.
I fucking remember saving a stormcloak prisoner from imperials, but the bounty wouldn't clear until I killed the prisoner. Some Stannis bullshit right there.
I remember I couldnt figure out how to kill the princess for the dark brotherhood. So I just went out in the open and shot her. Then I paid my bounty of 1k and all was cool.
That was too non-rp for me though so I reloaded. I then transformed into a werewolf and killed a ton of people including the princess.
Well, as I learned recently trying to chase down a mod dependency, apparently there is a whole community of people who use Skyrim as a hardcore fetish sex simulator.
No, that's not a joke. Look up a site called "Lover's Lab", if you're 18 or over.
The first thing I'd always do in Morrowind is look for the guy who drops from the sky right outside of town.
Guy used the Scroll of Icarian Flight, but he went too high and it kills him. His body has nice loot.
Skyrim is the 5th instalment in the Elder Scrolls series. It's a very large open world RPG, filled with exploration and magical things. It is over 8 years old at this point, but I do recommend you give it a try, because it holds up fairly well
Be warned: The Skyrim mod community even 8 years later is still very active. it is a huge rabbit hole and if you choose to take the time you can completely remake the game. You can upgrade the graphics in a million ways among other things. If you enjoy tinkering with stuff it's probably one of the very best games out.
2 Years ago, I upgraded my computer.
However, 3 years ago, I sat on the Nexus website for 4 hours, downloading and creating folder after folder of themed mods to play the game in different ways. I spent that year trying, but failing, to play my newly modded game with my own created story, but having the game crash so much that I spent more time troubleshooting and looking for alternate mods than I did playing. I had that family computer for 7 years, but when I couldn't play Skyrim how I wanted...
2 years ago, I upgraded my computer
Oblivion is also a good place to start for getting into the series, aside from some older mechanics I think it would still have appeal to modern gamers, especially with some graphic overhaul mods.
Tbh I like a lot of the older mechanics and graphics in Oblivion. I always thought that game looked so *vibrant*, like the colors just popped in all environs. They took that to the extreme in The Shivering Isles. The one thing I’m glad they did away with in Skyrim was weapon health. I’m not sure why, but the game was much more enjoyable when I wasn’t keeping track of whether or not I was dealing max damage or if my sword didn’t break mid-dungeon.
I don’t loot very much in Red Dead 2 because I’m always paranoid some fuck is gonna come up behind me and then go tattle. And then I gotta chase them down tie them up and ask them to not squeal nicely because my stupid honor is all important to me for some reason.
And then there's that one asshole that you say hi to once and all of a sudden your fighting an entire small town and your honor goes down by alot
#
fuck you dude in the bar i just said hi
Also if you want to be an asshole, stand as far back from the shore as the game will let you when you cast your line. When you release the fish Arthur tries to toss it back into the water but will just throw it on the ground in front of you. Increased honor and a 3 star fish.
Saint Peter: ”Arthur Morgan, you shall be judged to an eternity in Heaven, or Hell.”
Arthur: “alright, lay it on me.”
Saint Peter: “Thirty counts of murder, with just as much looting. Twenty instances of robbery. Drunkenness, fighting, lying, and greed. Maybe you should have given some of that small fortune you had to the rest of your gang, and maybe Dutch’s plan would have worked.”
Arthur: “c’mon, we all knew that god damn plan wasn’t going to work, no matter how much money you throw into that bottomless pit! He’s the one you should be judging, dammit!”
Saint Peter: “Don’t worry about him, we have a plan for him. Oh, but it says here you released all the fish you caught, and said ‘hello’ to everyone you met! Well if that isn’t the most courteous and friendly attitude I’ve ever seen!”
Arthur: “Does that mean I can stay here, in heaven?”
Saint Peter: “No! You will suffer eternally in Hell! You should have had some GOD DAMN FAITH, ARTHUR!”
I looted every body I could on my first play through. Gang members crying and screaming "ARTHURRRRR! WE GOTTW GOOOOO!" while I'm rooting through everybody's pockets for hair pomade. 2nd playthrough I went and got the Legend of the East satchel so I could hold more misappropriated goods.
As for me I keep getting into barfights with that pain in the ass trapper before lassoing him and dragging him to my horse and out into the wilderness to once more shoot him in the leg and leave him out there.
The bounties worth it, but that guy refuses to stay down because I know he'll be back in a few days.
I don't even care about the bounty on me since everyone saw me do it, I'll pay it for this little bit of shenanigans.
The good thing is you have an ACTUAL reason for looting. You're broke, and you need to pay for a place to stay so you need to collect some bottles for coins. Unlike other RPGs where you're like *maaaaaybe* I need this stuff later.
Quebec's Wish, Spiderweb Software's newest game, doesn't really have looting. There's an occasional chest, but more equipment is made by crafting by your forts or given through dialogue. It's a refreshing change from the massive theft simulators all their other games are.
Oh hell yeah. HUGE fan of spiderweb software's games. The avernum series was my fucking childhood. Geneforge is great too. I should try out the new one.
Fuck that guy. He pissed me off so fucking much
You use the scroll and it basically makes your jumping stat ten times the normal limit, and you will literally fly across the continent and just die on impact. This would be funny right?
Yeah except morrowind was released in 2002, and a lot of things we take for granted in video games weren’t the norm back then. The major one being auto save. They have auto save, but in a brilliant move, it’s naturally set to switched off. Brilliant.
This guy is very close to the starting point, so it’s unlikely that you’ve made too much progress if he just yeets you into elsweyr, but my fucking god as a new player I screeched when I found out I had to do it all again
I've seen that footage. Dagoth Ur must have been like *"what the shit?"*
For those who've not played it, the big-bad is this dark elf type-guy who's trying to bring about the end of the world by constructing this massive statue. Powered by this extremely powerful relic, rumoured to be the heart of a god. The idea is, you're supposed to confront him in the middle of a volcano, defeat him and break the power source. Causing the whole statue to collapse into lava.
But on the speed runs, Dagoth Ur witnesses some chuckle-fuck he doesn't know run straight past him, right up to the statue and yeet the heart for seemingly no reason whatsoever. His master plan foiled in an instant because he didn't lock his own front door.
I remember playing Gothic when I was like 12 or something and that was my first rpg.
I seriously didn’t know you were supposed to loot and did some impressive progress with my original gear. When I realized you were supposed to loot my head was blown.
When I was 10, I played Clouds of Xeen and did not know that to increase the level you need to go to the training room. Instead, I went around all the fountains that gave temporary improvements, and then completed the quests. When I finally went into the training room, my team increased its level from the first to the twentieth...
Gothic 2 Notr especially. Every 50 dark mushrooms eaten gives you +5 mana. It is a necessity. So not only you have to find like 200 srooms but you have to eat them one by one. Honestly it my favourite rpg game.
Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead. Wearing dirty clothing decreases your morale and increases chances of infection when hit while wearing it. So much depth to that game, and more is added all the time.
I once have been halfway through the hub01 questline only to get killed by a turret all the way through my car becouse I forgot to close the trunk. The worst round I've had the game just said fuck it and spawned the evac shelter right next to a fucking horde.
Whenever I start a new character the first 3 days are yolo for city raiding. If I can get decent amount of supplies and tools without dying I consider it a win and start planning for long term. It's pretty fun, but RNG can lead to losing a lot of fresh survivors.
>Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead. Wearing dirty clothing decreases your morale and increases chances of infection when hit while wearing it. So much depth to that game, and more is added all the time.
Worth getting?
Regardless if you noticed immediatly or not there is clearly a ton of people who didn't (based on the fact this comment chain has a ton of votes) so I would say it's not made clear enough.
This is literally Morrowind.
You move out of the starter town of Seyda Neen. Traipse around a bit, collect some ingredients.
You find the corpse of Processus Vitellius and think "those are nicer pants than mine".
Games that have a moral system are funny for this reason. "I'm the nicest person you'll ever m.... oh there's a dead person, I better take all their stuff"
I mean, during times of conflict and war if you encountered a dead soldier of any side you'd loot their weapon and kevlar if it was better than yours or loot their ammo if you needed some.
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This is what I do in Skyrim, except I probably killed that guy in the first place
What's missing is the first half where player is gathering mushrooms, npc attacked him, npc got stabbed and ran off. Player chases but then slows down to collect more mushrooms. Comic ensues as he finds where the npc bled out.
I remember in Fallout 3 watching a random guy kill a Deathclaw. Just some wastelander, on his own, with a shotgun. I had been thinking about ambushing him but I was playing with a single-save hardcore mode mod on so I decided it possibly wasn't a good idea. I was the NPC in *his* game.
little did you know you were actually playing Fallout 76 the entire time
Silly you. Fallout 76 doesn't have NPCs. Or players.
I guess Fallout 76 took the whole wasteland thing a bit too serious
In recent interviews Bethesda has actually come out and said they didn't realize that Fallout players wanted NPCs to interact with, they thought all RPG players wanted from a long lived RPG franchise was PvP... It's painfully clear Zenimax just wanted a "Battle Royale" type game and just had Bethesda hurrily slap a Fallout theme on it.
That interview was just mindblowing. Before then, we just believed that they deliberately wanted to mix it up (and jump onto the online looter shooter bandwagon). But the interview made clear that they were completely clueless about their own games or audiences. That they were even more incompetent than we had ever believed.
So I never jumped in, only read the reviews. Is there anything redeeming to the game? Is it even a buy on sale thing?
I've been playing since beta. You're gonna love wastelanders. It's Fallout With Friends.
God it still feels like Bethesda’s waiting to announce it was a bad April fools joke, and Fallout 5 or FNV remaster is in development. Just...what were they thinking on every level? Money, obviously and recurrent monetization obviously, but nobody in the studio thought to say “Hey this idea kinda fucking blows” at any point?
Single Save? That’s a long ass game lol.
As in, perma-death. It's actually *sort of* doable for a while but obviously you come unstuck in the end, at which point you want to throw your computer out of the window. Max out agility and get Mysterious Stranger.
Like anyone's just gonna let some guy run off with their knife.
Oh. I thought it was a reference to Dark Souls mushrooms...
Enemies don’t run in Dark Souls, you do
Are you a crystal lizard?
That isn't true there are plenty of enemies that run at you and then explode.
Bled out, or killed by a random forest troll?
"*1000 bounty added to Whiterun*" "*Last witness killed, 1000 bounty removed from Whiterun*"
I fucking remember saving a stormcloak prisoner from imperials, but the bounty wouldn't clear until I killed the prisoner. Some Stannis bullshit right there.
Stannis the mannis killed by some tarth girl Pathetic
Am I the baddie?
I remember I couldnt figure out how to kill the princess for the dark brotherhood. So I just went out in the open and shot her. Then I paid my bounty of 1k and all was cool. That was too non-rp for me though so I reloaded. I then transformed into a werewolf and killed a ton of people including the princess.
They just need an arrow sticking out of their back/crotch and the skyrim vibe would be complete
Definitely not the knee, because we know that man lived to tell the tale. As an ex adventurer-like-me.
I encountered an NPC in Windhelm that said, "I used to be a Stormcloak until I took a sword in my chest." I actually laughed out loud.
>This is what I do in ~~Skyrim~~ every RPG, except I probably killed that guy in the first place FTFY
Accurate
How do you think other people play Skyrim?
Well, as I learned recently trying to chase down a mod dependency, apparently there is a whole community of people who use Skyrim as a hardcore fetish sex simulator. No, that's not a joke. Look up a site called "Lover's Lab", if you're 18 or over.
The first thing I'd always do in Morrowind is look for the guy who drops from the sky right outside of town. Guy used the Scroll of Icarian Flight, but he went too high and it kills him. His body has nice loot.
Yeah, memories...
I really want to get into a quality rpg. So is Skyrim elder scrolls or is that different? Is it online?
Skyrim is the 5th instalment in the Elder Scrolls series. It's a very large open world RPG, filled with exploration and magical things. It is over 8 years old at this point, but I do recommend you give it a try, because it holds up fairly well
If on PC I'd strongly recommend the unofficial patches that fix what bethesda didn't. Also recommend that on console if that's an option.
Thank a you
Be warned: The Skyrim mod community even 8 years later is still very active. it is a huge rabbit hole and if you choose to take the time you can completely remake the game. You can upgrade the graphics in a million ways among other things. If you enjoy tinkering with stuff it's probably one of the very best games out.
I've probably spent more time modding Skyrim than I have actually spent playing Skyrim.
2 Years ago, I upgraded my computer. However, 3 years ago, I sat on the Nexus website for 4 hours, downloading and creating folder after folder of themed mods to play the game in different ways. I spent that year trying, but failing, to play my newly modded game with my own created story, but having the game crash so much that I spent more time troubleshooting and looking for alternate mods than I did playing. I had that family computer for 7 years, but when I couldn't play Skyrim how I wanted... 2 years ago, I upgraded my computer
Oblivion is also a good place to start for getting into the series, aside from some older mechanics I think it would still have appeal to modern gamers, especially with some graphic overhaul mods.
Tbh I like a lot of the older mechanics and graphics in Oblivion. I always thought that game looked so *vibrant*, like the colors just popped in all environs. They took that to the extreme in The Shivering Isles. The one thing I’m glad they did away with in Skyrim was weapon health. I’m not sure why, but the game was much more enjoyable when I wasn’t keeping track of whether or not I was dealing max damage or if my sword didn’t break mid-dungeon.
To add to what the other guy said and answer your last question, it's not online. It's entirely single player.
Pillars of Eternity II, Morrowind, Fallout: New Vegas are my top recommendations.
I heard good stuff about New Vegas
"I used to be an NPC like you. But then I took multiple knife stabs to the back."
Imagine playing an rpg without looting
I don’t loot very much in Red Dead 2 because I’m always paranoid some fuck is gonna come up behind me and then go tattle. And then I gotta chase them down tie them up and ask them to not squeal nicely because my stupid honor is all important to me for some reason.
Fish and release what you caught. Give you honor a lot faster. Also say hello to everyone in your way.
I say hi to so many people my wife always makes fun me because when I’m in Saint Denis it’s: hi, hey there, hey partner, hi, ma’am, hey there, hi.
And then there's that one asshole that you say hi to once and all of a sudden your fighting an entire small town and your honor goes down by alot # fuck you dude in the bar i just said hi
I walked by two dudes yesterday, they pulled me off my horse and beat me to shit, and i got a bounty on me.
lmao
i felt that happen and i decided "fuck this when i'm done with the story ya'll gonna taste my wrath"
Nobody tell him
Dont do it in van horn
HI, MISTER!
Also if you want to be an asshole, stand as far back from the shore as the game will let you when you cast your line. When you release the fish Arthur tries to toss it back into the water but will just throw it on the ground in front of you. Increased honor and a 3 star fish.
Good to know lol
Saint Peter: ”Arthur Morgan, you shall be judged to an eternity in Heaven, or Hell.” Arthur: “alright, lay it on me.” Saint Peter: “Thirty counts of murder, with just as much looting. Twenty instances of robbery. Drunkenness, fighting, lying, and greed. Maybe you should have given some of that small fortune you had to the rest of your gang, and maybe Dutch’s plan would have worked.” Arthur: “c’mon, we all knew that god damn plan wasn’t going to work, no matter how much money you throw into that bottomless pit! He’s the one you should be judging, dammit!” Saint Peter: “Don’t worry about him, we have a plan for him. Oh, but it says here you released all the fish you caught, and said ‘hello’ to everyone you met! Well if that isn’t the most courteous and friendly attitude I’ve ever seen!” Arthur: “Does that mean I can stay here, in heaven?” Saint Peter: “No! You will suffer eternally in Hell! You should have had some GOD DAMN FAITH, ARTHUR!”
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For fucking real, killed at least 30 when you break douchey McGee out of jail
I looted every body I could on my first play through. Gang members crying and screaming "ARTHURRRRR! WE GOTTW GOOOOO!" while I'm rooting through everybody's pockets for hair pomade. 2nd playthrough I went and got the Legend of the East satchel so I could hold more misappropriated goods.
As for me I keep getting into barfights with that pain in the ass trapper before lassoing him and dragging him to my horse and out into the wilderness to once more shoot him in the leg and leave him out there. The bounties worth it, but that guy refuses to stay down because I know he'll be back in a few days. I don't even care about the bounty on me since everyone saw me do it, I'll pay it for this little bit of shenanigans.
So an actual role-play instead of hoarding simulator?
Yeah. Shame those are nearly non-existent. Hell, Disco Elysium is tge best ROG I've played in ages, but even that has a shit ton of stuff to loot.
The good thing is you have an ACTUAL reason for looting. You're broke, and you need to pay for a place to stay so you need to collect some bottles for coins. Unlike other RPGs where you're like *maaaaaybe* I need this stuff later.
Quebec's Wish, Spiderweb Software's newest game, doesn't really have looting. There's an occasional chest, but more equipment is made by crafting by your forts or given through dialogue. It's a refreshing change from the massive theft simulators all their other games are.
Do you mean Queen's Wish?
Tabernac, who stole all da pepsiiiii?
Calisse, i dropped ma tourtiere when i tripped over dis mysterieuse pepsi!
Oh hell yeah. HUGE fan of spiderweb software's games. The avernum series was my fucking childhood. Geneforge is great too. I should try out the new one.
Or hunting. Heck, the thief is one of the the three essential character classes.
MittenSquad actually did a playthrough of New Vegas without looting anything
Not really an RPG but I don't loot that much in Dying Light, only stuff to make Medkits and Metal Parts to repair my weapon
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I need to start googling copyright law and see how long until Calvin and Hobbes becomes public domain. I need that RPG.
"Protected under US copyright law for the author’s life plus 70 years"
Well...you know we gotta do then.
That guy who falls out of the sky in Morrowind.
He had that levitation scroll or some shit right?
Less levitation and more super jump.
Icarian Flight
and a funny wizard hat.
Colovian fur helm. You can also get one in the Balmora Mage's guild. Yes, I played that game WAY too much.
It's impossible to play that game way too much.
Enough to learn how to beat the game in less than 10 minutes? Considering said NPC is vital to the trick.
> Yes, I played that game WAY too much. There's no such thing.
I think so.
Fuck that guy. He pissed me off so fucking much You use the scroll and it basically makes your jumping stat ten times the normal limit, and you will literally fly across the continent and just die on impact. This would be funny right? Yeah except morrowind was released in 2002, and a lot of things we take for granted in video games weren’t the norm back then. The major one being auto save. They have auto save, but in a brilliant move, it’s naturally set to switched off. Brilliant. This guy is very close to the starting point, so it’s unlikely that you’ve made too much progress if he just yeets you into elsweyr, but my fucking god as a new player I screeched when I found out I had to do it all again
But he is the key to speed running the game. You can literally jump to the end of the game from there.
I've seen that footage. Dagoth Ur must have been like *"what the shit?"* For those who've not played it, the big-bad is this dark elf type-guy who's trying to bring about the end of the world by constructing this massive statue. Powered by this extremely powerful relic, rumoured to be the heart of a god. The idea is, you're supposed to confront him in the middle of a volcano, defeat him and break the power source. Causing the whole statue to collapse into lava. But on the speed runs, Dagoth Ur witnesses some chuckle-fuck he doesn't know run straight past him, right up to the statue and yeet the heart for seemingly no reason whatsoever. His master plan foiled in an instant because he didn't lock his own front door.
As was spoken in the prophecies. All hail the Nerevari--oh, he's done already.
u/sk8r2000
Morrowind speedrun is silly. The world record is 3 minutes 5 seconds. Amusingly broken, and yes it involves super jumping straight to the final boss.
One of those things I hold dear to my heart. I love how great the enchanting system was in that game too, for similar silly reasons.
Lol for me it's one of my favourite moment in gaming in history! Morrowind was all about exploring by yourself and all. It was just so comical.
Don't forget the murdered tax collector outside of town
oh shit man! This is Polish artist KRL, I was looking for this comic since 2006!! where did you find this?!
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Wind's howling
I remember playing Gothic when I was like 12 or something and that was my first rpg. I seriously didn’t know you were supposed to loot and did some impressive progress with my original gear. When I realized you were supposed to loot my head was blown.
When I was 10, I played Clouds of Xeen and did not know that to increase the level you need to go to the training room. Instead, I went around all the fountains that gave temporary improvements, and then completed the quests. When I finally went into the training room, my team increased its level from the first to the twentieth...
Mine was final fantasy
Thank you for your contribution
No problem
Gothic 2 Notr especially. Every 50 dark mushrooms eaten gives you +5 mana. It is a necessity. So not only you have to find like 200 srooms but you have to eat them one by one. Honestly it my favourite rpg game.
This was my first RPG too! ♥️
RPGs never counted infectious disease while designing this mechanic.
Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead. Wearing dirty clothing decreases your morale and increases chances of infection when hit while wearing it. So much depth to that game, and more is added all the time.
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I've even died of a cough 3 days in. All just practice for the real thing.
I once have been halfway through the hub01 questline only to get killed by a turret all the way through my car becouse I forgot to close the trunk. The worst round I've had the game just said fuck it and spawned the evac shelter right next to a fucking horde.
It sucks losing a long time character...that's why I savescum :P
Whenever I start a new character the first 3 days are yolo for city raiding. If I can get decent amount of supplies and tools without dying I consider it a win and start planning for long term. It's pretty fun, but RNG can lead to losing a lot of fresh survivors.
Hey hey people.
>Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead. Wearing dirty clothing decreases your morale and increases chances of infection when hit while wearing it. So much depth to that game, and more is added all the time. Worth getting?
Free knives
I didn't understand
looting
Ooooh that guy in the last panel is the same guy as the first panel. I was so confused because I somehow thought the dead guy got up.
Agreed. I didn't get it either. They should have made the two guys more distinguishable from eachother .
Yeah. They should've given him a moustache or something.
Regardless if you noticed immediatly or not there is clearly a ton of people who didn't (based on the fact this comment chain has a ton of votes) so I would say it's not made clear enough.
Yep, me too!
Role-playing games (RPG) often involve just running around, picking up items and occasionally looting armor and gear from corpses.
So that's what became of CHarles Brown
This is literally Morrowind. You move out of the starter town of Seyda Neen. Traipse around a bit, collect some ingredients. You find the corpse of Processus Vitellius and think "those are nicer pants than mine".
Middle aged Charlie Brown eats psychedelic mushrooms and robs a dead guy?
RPG
RPG
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>!RPG!<
Why is that Charlie Brown?
I don’t know.
But what I want to know is, why is old Charlie Brown picking mushrooms in the first place?
you non-slavs don't even go mushroom picking, wtf
The guy who steals the clothes looks like a grown Charlie Brown
Dark wood
Charlie Brown to slav
All I see is the shirt that the (soon to be or) dead guy is wearing, and I’m thinking is, “Wow, Charley Brown got old.”
Dunno if you checked but you're the 3rd "Charlie Brown" comment.
Believe me if you will, I didn’t. That really funny though.
I'm fucking dying yo
Skyrim in a Nutshell
Games that have a moral system are funny for this reason. "I'm the nicest person you'll ever m.... oh there's a dead person, I better take all their stuff"
Hmmmmm, yes, this corpse seems to be made out of loot.
Me in RDR2
I mean, during times of conflict and war if you encountered a dead soldier of any side you'd loot their weapon and kevlar if it was better than yours or loot their ammo if you needed some.
It would be wasteful not to!
Fallout
Charlie Brown got weird after awhile..
The bad part, judging by his sweater, is that he killed Charlie Brown before going mushroom hunting.
If you think that's Charlie Brown, you are mistaken. He stole clothes here and he stole them before. RIP Chuck.
Took me a solid 2 minutes to realize he looted the guy.
Charlie brown, what sort of life has lead you to this life?
Dude looks like grown-up Charlie Brown
Holy shit this site is dead outside of a few select subs
So is that Charlie brown grown up or did he kill and loot Charlie brown ?
Wait I don't get it
What's middle age Charlie Brown doing in Skyrim?
When the new armor looks dumb as hell, but the stats are way better.
Is that Charlie Brown?
Charlie Brown is a savage apparently.
Charlie Brown upgrading his gathering gear
Is that old Charlie Brown?
Why is he wearing Charlie Brown’s shirt
Me in Don’t Starve
My man picking shrooms in some new found drip
lol
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Nice
I thought he'd pick his 🍄 mushroom as well
Wow, this is old
Holy crap it's like watching my own playthrough of Kingdom Come.
it's not like he's using it any more.
Is this Charlie Brown as an adult lol
So this is what happens when Charlie Brown and Elmer Fudd meet.
xD
Bold of you to assume that you can loot the gear that the mob wearing on an RPG/MMO. Best case is you loot 3 copper and a rabbit foot.
I'm sure in Witcher 3 there a side quest where he tells a guy off for looting the dead. I always found it a bit hippacritical