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frostdiamond May 3, 2015 @ 7:04pm
KIlling NPCs without getting harassed by guards
So I got annoyed by some NPCs and decided to send them to their makers. I did so without any guards witnessing the crime, yet next time I see a guard, he runs towards me and try to jail me?

What gives?

Are we able to toast NPCs without getting into trouble?
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76561198133591931 May 3, 2015 @ 7:07pm 
No. Any witnesses must be killed too. And despite not being able to speak, that includes animals. Some random deer or bunny sees it, you get a bounty. Bounty = being hassled by guards.
Last edited by darkknight4321234; May 3, 2015 @ 7:08pm
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frostdiamond May 3, 2015 @ 7:44pm 
Originally posted by darkknight4321234:
No. Any witnesses must be killed too. And despite not being able to speak, that includes animals. Some random deer or bunny sees it, you get a bounty. Bounty = being hassled by guards.


I'm pretty damn sure no one / nothing saw me doing it. I'll try again and find out.
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Ben Yoshiro May 4, 2015 @ 12:08am 
You know those bunnies are huge narks...gotta watch out for them!
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frostdiamond May 4, 2015 @ 8:22am 
Originally posted by Ben Yoshiro:
You know those bunnies are huge narks...gotta watch out for them!

Haha. So I read more on Crime section of the game and have more understanding on this topic now.
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Brandybuck May 4, 2015 @ 10:55am 
If you have a horse, it will turn you in. Also, always steal horses from behind where they can't see you.
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frostdiamond May 4, 2015 @ 11:24am 
Originally posted by Brandybuck:
If you have a horse, it will turn you in. Also, always steal horses from behind where they can't see you.

If I steal a horse, without being seen by anyone, will I get into trouble with (future) guards?
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The Dude May 5, 2015 @ 3:17am 
Just use 100% chameleon for stuff like this.
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Brandybuck May 6, 2015 @ 12:18pm 
Originally posted by frostdiamond:
If I steal a horse, without being seen by anyone, will I get into trouble with (future) guards?
Nope. But once you get off the horse it will start wandering away, and you'll have to re-steal it. Better to not be a scum and buy your own damned horse.
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frostdiamond May 6, 2015 @ 1:14pm 
Originally posted by Brandybuck:
Originally posted by frostdiamond:
If I steal a horse, without being seen by anyone, will I get into trouble with (future) guards?
Nope. But once you get off the horse it will start wandering away, and you'll have to re-steal it. Better to not be a scum and buy your own damned horse.

So if I buy my own horse, dismount it, fast travel to a different part of the map, is there a way for me to summon my horse to the new location? That would make logical sense, otherwise traveling back to fetch my horse would be a PITA.
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frostdiamond May 6, 2015 @ 1:18pm 
Never mind:

"To take advantage of the horse's speed when fast traveling, you must mount the horse before starting to fast travel."
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omgilovesteak May 6, 2015 @ 4:50pm 
Those Bunnies and deer have a neighborhood watch ya know... it includes a few mice too. Gotta be careful bud.
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frostdiamond May 6, 2015 @ 7:34pm 
Originally posted by TheHolyPug:
Those Bunnies and deer have a neighborhood watch ya know... it includes a few mice too. Gotta be careful bud.


♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lol. Alright mate, thanks for tips. I honestly had no idea animals in this game count towards guard watches.
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