Oblivion talk:Disposition
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[edit] Persuasion mini-game cheat sheet
I'm building a Persuasion mini-game cheat sheet at User:Basophilous/Persuasion.
The 6 tables comprising the entire Love/* tree are online and usable as of 2007-July-18.
Let me know if this would be useful and I'll try to complete it over time. Basophilous 16:38, 18 July 2007 (EDT)
[edit] Race Modifiers
When I was evaluating a recent edit of Gogron gro-Bolmog, I noticed that this article has no information regarding the disposition modifiers caused by Race. I have always been under the impression that being an equal race to the other NPC would increase your disposition. I checked this now in the Construction Set and in the game, and there appear to be set Reactions (similar to Faction Reactions) for each race. For example, Altmer like other races less, but their own more, but Imperials will treat everyone equally.
Now I would just add this information to the article, but I'm not totally sure if there has already been a discussion about it (Not here, and not on Oblivion:Races). --Timenn < talk > 9:42, 7 January 2008 (EST)
- Ah - you've done the job I was going to do later! I wasn't sure if the race modifier comment was true and certainly couldn't find anything on the site so if you've found the proof it should probably go on here as a table and on the individual race pages as a list (like the MW faction modifiers). Lastly, the new comment should come off Gogron's NPC page. Like you I think it's a bit odd it's not already on but it could just be one of those things that's been overlooked so far. —Rpeh•T•C•E• 09:57, 7 January 2008 (EST)
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- Sorry, I already deleted the comment on Gogron's page, because I saw that before getting to this discussion (and already knew about the race modifiers). It's likely that the race modifiers haven't been documented anywhere. I know a long time ago I was thinking of adding the info to the site, but I got caught up in trying to figure how exactly to predict an NPC's original disposition towards you (which is more complicated than just race...). --NepheleTalk 13:44, 7 January 2008 (EST)
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- It doesn't matter, my main intent was to bring this under attention. Should I add a table with the exact values to this page, or just a few examples? I feel that a table makes it more complete, it will just look bit odd on a text-only page.
- The descriptions for the sections (or the titles) need to be changed somewhat. As Race can be both a positive and a negative modifier, and you'll probably want only one table in the article (in other words, where would I put the table?). --Timenn < talk > 14:12, 7 January 2008 (EST)
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[edit] Generic NPC's disposition
Do Generic NPC's (eg: Bandits) respawn - and if so - do they retain their Disposition towards the player? For example, if I were to go into a Bandit Cave, and by various means (Calm, Charm, possibly a high infamy)increase a Bandit's disposition to 100+ (to the point where he doesn't attack me on sight and discusses rumors), and then the cave (and presumably it's inhabitants and contents) respawns, will the new Bandit still have a high disposition towards me? If so, this would offer many role-playing oppurtunities by making friends with Bandits, Maruaders, Vampire, Conjurers and Necromancers pernamently. - Chippie 19:00, 2 April 2008
[edit] Bribing Guards
The article says that guards are not able to be bribed, yet I bribe guards on a quite frequent basis. I have all the official mods and patches and play on the 360, so no third-party stuff. Also, I've bribed guards on all of my characters; famous, infamous, high personality, low personality.. Darkle 19:43, 27 June 2008 (EDT)
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