MyBrainHurtz Posted February 19, 2012 Share Posted February 19, 2012 I would love to see a mod that adds ownership to all items on the corpses of civilians/guards/soldiers, etc. It would also be good to see the many 'ownerless' items in the world be given ownership. In fact, stricter ownership all around would be great. I feel that this would greatly increase realism and immersion throughout the game, as well as difficulty. I got this idea after installing the 'WARZONES - Civil Unrest' mod. Great mod, but I found that I could just go around after the battles find 10x more than I can carry in free loot, making it quit easy to make stockpiles of gold. As you may have guessed by now I am a realism nut and my aim is always to add as much realism and immersion to my gameplay as possible. This is what I am thinking: - A dead civilians items belong to their next of kin. If they have no next of kin, their items are deemed property of the hold's guard. Looting a civilian's body is a criminal offense. - A dead guard or soldier's belongings are property of their respective faction and looting their bodies is a serious offense. - Bandits/Necromancers/Highwaymen/Vampires, etc. are outlaws and are not protected by Skyrim's laws. Looting any of these is perfectly legal. - Just because you are a member of a guild, that does not then give you free reign to make off with everything in your guild HQ that isn't nailed down. Unless you hold a position of great respect, stealing from your guild will get you the boot. - If you are an esteemed member of the Imperial Legion, you are permitted to retrieve items from your fallen bretheren. - The Stormcloaks are rebels and therefor are not protected by Skyrim's laws. Looting a Stormcloak soldier is perfectly legal. I'm sure there are more things that could be added here but it's something to start with. I am hoping that this is a real possibility and that one of the amazing modders out there will heed my call and deliver. If anyone else feels like addding to the list, please do! Cheers! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
frakle Posted February 19, 2012 Share Posted February 19, 2012 What about people in the wilderness? Like the dark elf wandering to the Shrine of azura, who would he belong to? And if there was noone around to witness your corpse-searching, would you get a bounty? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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