What are people so obssessed with being able to kill every single npc? Theres far less of a fuss about not every object being breakable, but make a few npcs un-killable and everyond loses their minds
What are people so obssessed with being able to kill every single npc...
Isaiah Jackson
Oliver Edwards
There's a great satisfaction in telling the guy constantly talking shit to you or sending you to make chores every single time you see him to go fuck himself
Adrian Wood
I really can't think of a scenario where I would want to kill a child in a game
Maybe throw them off a cliff or something
Chase Smith
who cares about killing kids, as long as I can kill story NPCs during dialogue or through actual narrative direction, I'm fine. New Vegas was always kind of retarded about soft-locking you out of content because a deathclaw someplace far away murdered that one main quest NPC you had to talk to.
Christian Lewis
>What are people so obssessed with being able to kill every single npc?
Because being able to kill important NPCs or NPCs in general without some game mechanic stopping you is important for immersion and this flexibility has been a staple of WRPGs in the past. Not so much anymore.
Benjamin Watson
I can't think of this happening anywhere, except the one great khan girl in quarry junction for no reason, and even then they're supposed to be in a spot the deathclaws can't get to
Liam Parker
Did you never go into Whiterun in Skyrim? These smug bastard children dont deserve to live
Hudson Thompson
Might as well make all enemies who aren't outright hostile bullet proof then if it doesn't matter. Honestly it's not important to me whether or not you can attack NPCs, but if you decide make it part of the game it just looks dumb that some people will be standing around untouched by the carnage.
Isaac Hall
never played skyrim don't tell todd
Robert Green
witcher 3 got away with too much garbage, so the opposite is happening with CP2077