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Why the hell would anyone want to do this? Let's forget moral reasons for a moment... Women are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ impossible to understand as it is. A man only has the ability to halfway understand one of them in a lifetimes investment (I truly believe this) so god would it be painful to have multiple wives. (it's bad enough when one woman is pissed off at you for being a stupid man, just imagine for a moment having 2 or 3... you'd never get a moment where one of them wasn't pissed at you.)
I get it's a video game and that the npc's ai isn't anything near realistic but I mean, for roleplaying purposes even, this idea makes me shudder.
Speak for yourself and some other guys, I can understand women quite well. And maybe it's anime talking but I would love to have a harem, but you're right about how much of a pain to have multiple wives, I would never have any money and one of them would want to secretly kill one of us. I can't handle that lol
Somehow I don't think he wants several women in order to sit around in each home and get to understand them. Actually, some guys do this to escape going through getting to understand one woman because they feel deep down they'll never succeed. Others don't care wither way and for them there'll never be enough women to visit when he's in town.
Hm, I could imagine myself having one or two on the side, but then again, I've chosen one to start with whom I imgiine to be someone who wouldn't take it hard. I know, such women are few, but like you said, the gamne isn't very in-depth realistic so you can sort of think into it quite a lot as you chose.
If I had my way I would've married the Nightinggale lady to behin with, and perhaps no more than her. Then again, Muiri, the Herblist shop keeper from Markath is sweet and she has money reguarly, I see her as a good mother figure for the two kids I adopt. She's always grateful for the help I gave her before we marrried, I don't think she'd hate me for having another woman or two. Serana, the vampire aristocrat daughter, would be a good wife to keep the castle in order too, she's tough and would easily get the respect a lady of a castle needs. - I'd not move Muri to the castle even though I turn her because of our kids. They need a regular town with other kids to grow up around...
But here I go, telling stories when we shouold talk about wether it's right or wrong to want more tha one woman.
You're either a woman, a god or you're delusional... that is all.
There is a huge distinction between making love with multiple women and being married to them... one is fun to do when you aren't married, but both are bad when you are.
Sanity reasons, you'd have to be mad to do this regardless of morality! (again, talking about marriage, not sex... or at least not sex when not married.)
As for making money enough....In real life it depends on many things. Some women are very good at making their own money, others are born wealthy. In Skyrim you'd be able to take very well care of a harem post level 35-ish, that's when you begin to make real coin.
The problem would be pretty much like Legendary Puppyborn says: Would you find it interesting enough to spend the time necessary to get to know and understand that many women, or would you want this because you like the physical part of it? In Skyrim, I'd definitely say the latter. But I'd still like to have more interaction implemented to make the most of it.
I think you only get money from those who were store keepers before they married you (though I could be mistaken). But yeah, I understand what you're saying. I'd do it simply because it'd be a hassle to go and make your wife move every time you enter a different city, since you can't have her travel with you....Or are there some followers one can marry?
True, especially for those who play orcs, but it should be available to everyone.
Yup, you said it! ;)
True, more money gives you more problems of a certain kind, but less money gives you more problems too, they're just of a different kind. That's what many people fail to realize: Problems is a fact of life, there's no way to have no problems.
Personally I prefer the 'more money' type of problems, and I've lived both the rich and the poor versions of life, so I have something to base my preference upon. Then again, I've met people who have also been both a rich - or at least wealthy - person, and a various degrees of being poor, yet they preferred the 'less money' option. Just goes to show we're all different.
I'm not sure, but I think you can probably kills at least most of the possible wifes/husbands/spouses-whatever. Why not try it out? Make sure to save first, then try and kill your wife, and after you log out come back and tell us how it went.
If you want to know before you take any action, you can easily check out a list of all the NPCs you can marry with their stats and identities etc., as well as all the Essential NPCs in the game, on Skyrim UESP Wiki.
The game operates with 'Essential NPCs' who can't be killed. So if your wife is an Essential NPC you can't kill her, but I don't think you can marry any essential NPCs though I don't know for certain.
Dumgolf the Orc approves this method of divorce