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Well nice, thats really humble
If you just assume that every chest you come across is yours for the taking, that could be seen as a form of arrogance.
haha! well I had to think of something a little unpredictable ;P
What is problematic about calling
is that this is a trope of RPG gaming. This is an assumed mechanism. I mean you have a point to a degree, it just stands so starkly in opposition to the means of progress in the game. It is equivalently arrogant to strip mine all the ore, lumber, food, etc. from all the other locations
what can I say? we're dwarfs... not green-lovin'elves
Basically, the solution to the puzzle is to admit that you can't figure out the solution. You're "admitting" to the quest giver that you aren't smart enough, instead of either persisting forever in an attempt to prove yourself, or just storming away frustrated and angry.
It's kind of meta, yet also kind of only makes sense if you look at it from an in-character perspective. Somehow.