Thieving; is it possible?
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- Jerico Aslaniz
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Thieving; is it possible?
Good evening (or morning) ladies and gentlemen.
I was having a wonder if thievery is an actual skill in the game. For example, is it possible to have the skill set being able to "lock pick" a locked door, or the ability to pick pockets with the "pickpocketee" getting a message that he / she has been stolen from or that they wouldn't, signaling a successful and undetected thievery.
I was just wondering if this had to be roleplayed or if this was an actual skill set.
Thanks,
-Jerico
I was having a wonder if thievery is an actual skill in the game. For example, is it possible to have the skill set being able to "lock pick" a locked door, or the ability to pick pockets with the "pickpocketee" getting a message that he / she has been stolen from or that they wouldn't, signaling a successful and undetected thievery.
I was just wondering if this had to be roleplayed or if this was an actual skill set.
Thanks,
-Jerico
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- Tanistian_Kanea
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however it is important to note that many characters will be super human when you try to pick pocket them and catch you because you breath to loudly. i would suggest playing a while first, getting an idea of what the good roleplayers are and try pickpocketing them as they are much more likely to give you money and items, unless you simply want to kill people in which case you will really be hunted down and slaughtered. just thought i would let you know.
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- Juliana D'cheyne
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Thieving is indeed rather fun if you do it with the right people (as Tanistian said). It requires cooperation from both players in order to make it work. Also, once you have determined who the good RPers are, be sure to carefully observe and take into account what type of people different characters are, which should affect how likely they are to notice you. More directly, don't pickpocket someone who seems very perceptive. A real thief wouldn't. ^_^
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- Jerico Aslaniz
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Thank you gentlemen and ladies. Much appreciated!
Always wondered this because I've wanted to play that dark, depressing character who happens to have his right hand slip into your leather bag while sitting on the bar stool next to each other getting drunk... *supposedly*
Anyways, thank you again!
-Jerico
Always wondered this because I've wanted to play that dark, depressing character who happens to have his right hand slip into your leather bag while sitting on the bar stool next to each other getting drunk... *supposedly*
Anyways, thank you again!
-Jerico