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It's the same for all their games. If they're a part of a quest they're set as essential until the quest is over.
I've already found two mods for Skyrim that let me kill essential npc's and kids but I probably should finish the game normally then at the very end I suppose I'll install the mods for a little while. Bethesda should have atleast let us toggle essential npc's on or off in a very well hidden menu (so casual gamers don't get p!ssed off all of sudden when a "essential" npc dies because they accidentally toggled essential npc's off in the menu and they can't go back a save).
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13202/
I usually sided with the NCR so it was open season on everyone else
change to 1 to toggle their immortality back on, and for killable children you'd need a mod
there are no immortal npcs in new vegas, yes man cannot be killed but that is because he is a robot and his AI gets transferred to a new securitron body if you destroy his current one.
but having said that, this is an elder scrolls game and there are examples like morrowind where there are no immortal npcs so would be better to make a comparison with such games instead of games from a different franchise made by other developers.
within an in-game month I'll hear "muh fren died things wont b the saem" several times just over Havok mishaps that I'm considering looking up the command to make them protected just so I can have someone around to ♥♥♥♥ with when I get illusion going on my laid-back slow plays.
I mean, I don't think it's a big deal, most of the time I'd rather a quest NPC not die to random stuff (like a dragon or vampire attack, or because they decided to 'help' by jumping in front of my fireball). The few that are still 'protected' that are mildly annoying are easily ignorable, and when the quest they're tied to is done they're killable, so, no issues.
The only one i realy wanne kill is meaven thou... i dont mind the rest.
Maybe i'll try that later today. I did read about that last night but I was too busy to reply.
I find it hard to believe that Maiven is the only essential npc you'd want to kill. There's Nazeem aka Mr. "Do you get to the Cloud District very often? Oh, what am I saying, of course you don't". There's Cicero (I imagine he can get killed by dragons or other enemies in skyrim I think he can become a companion later on). Lydia who I assume is immortal until she becomes your thane (I killed her because she kept killing certain enemies before I could cast soul trap on them)? I have no use for him now as I already bought the house in Whiterun and all the decorations/furnishings so I would really like to kill Proventus Avenicci. He's a bigger snob than Nazeem. There's probably a ton more annoying npc's but I can't think of them right now.
Nazeem...you can just walk past him. dont hear more then "Do you...."
Cicero... i hardly do the db quest. so that one time ad the farm is not that bad.
others... can be avoided.
lydia can be killed by the player if a folower.
Meaven is in everything (thiefs guild, riften random quest, civil war quest....) and likes to b*(%&$ about her importance...
Could use the console command cheat for one NPC.
Help *Insert name of NPC you want to kill)
setessential (Type in the ID of the NPC you want to kill, then press space and then 0 I believe to make them unessential, the first part would have given you the ID ref).
For some reason though, the cheat won't work on everyone, some including the Jarls it will work on and you can destroy, but then some like Hamal in the temple of Dibella just won't die (She sent hired thugs after me, which resulted in the death of my dog companion, all because I stole the statue which I gave back to her then risked my life to get that Sybil girl of hers, ungrateful ♥♥♥♥♥ was asking for it, sadly she wouldn't die regardless of the cheat, don't know why she's more important then the Jarls, even from Whiterun but okay. However I did not realise I got a follower from the previous quest from there, one of her priestesses had attacked her after I attempted to assassinate Hamal, and Hamal then killed her.. Which also means revenge, I think both actually attacked her even though I killed the second Priestess without realising it, which was supposed to be the sarifice since I couldn't kill Hamal.
May just have been a glitch for Hamal or I entered the cheat wrong even when it worked on others.