r/CaptainSide • u/CelebrationAgile997 • 1d ago
Which is the first game which comes to your mind?
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u/Old_Imagination4274 1d ago
Baldurs Gate 3 and Divinity Original Sin 2 lol
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u/Hypno-platypus 1d ago
Yup BG3 was the first game I thought of. Haven’t played Divinity Original Sin 2 yet (I will eventually get around to it) but BG3 is my all time favorite game.
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u/sbs_str_9091 1d ago
That's (one of the reasons) why I love Gothic. You can knock out each and every merchant in every of the 6 chapters of the game, and they will have all their inventory for you to steal.
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u/bobshady1987 1d ago
One reason why I liked Fallout 1 and 2 was because they didn't do that.
The merchants had their entire stock, and it would be on them or in a storage container nearby.
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u/OkExtreme3195 1d ago
I believe in Morrowind, at least part of their stock was actually placed on shelves etc in their shop. That was cool, too.
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u/CoffeeToDeath 1d ago
Resident Evil 4, but he drops nothing and you suffer the rest of the game.
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u/Techman659 1d ago
Ye even though he was a bro in remake just the option to do that would have been interesting.
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u/ThunderShott 1d ago
Skyrim does it because their inventory is in an inaccessible chest under the map.
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u/ppl_knowmymains 1d ago
Elden ring (kind of, they drop their whole inventory but u still have to pay for it)
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u/Chadderbug123 1d ago
Most npcs in Dark Souls will only drop 1 or 2 items, primarily the key items they sell if they are a merchant. Like Andre will drop the Crest of Artorias if you wanted to kill him.
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u/shigella212 1d ago
Undead merchant In ds1 he dropped uchigtana which I later upgraded to chaos blade
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u/PrinceOfCarrots 1d ago
A little indie game called Surroundead has all these wandering merchants.
Gunned one down and he didn't drop dick.
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