Can you make one that you can punch people in the Inns for pestering you with rude repeat dialog? Now I am like I do really wanna go to the dungeon, pay fine and all that. A lot of people in Skyrim need slapped down lol
On my last playthrought, he was the first person to rescue from the radiant companions quest... He sadly didn't came back alive... Farkas reaction : "Oh no ! Anyway, Torvar is looking for you"
i mean i have enjoyed the picking on nazeem through the years as much as the next person, but i also enjoy writing a better outcome to him and try not to view him so black and white all the time.
i actually feel sorry for him, he puts on a good front, but the man's actually in pain, he wants folks to believe he's rich while he lives in the drunken huntsman and pretends he has the jarl's ear on political issues.
yes he's a snob, but i believe it's all an act to avoid how sad his life is, while his lifestyle is nowhere near what he talks about. he also has the issue with his wife where she wants to have kids and nazeem is probably trying to get in good graces with the Jarl so he can actually provide for children, but he knows in his current position he simply cannot provide for children because his status is not where he thought he would be at this point in his life.
nazeem probably wants to have kids, but because of his circumstances in not being able to properly provide, his lifestyle has been dwindling since he first got married to his wife and he knows she isn't doing so well with the situation.
I use Cutting Room Floor that restores Wintersand Manor. I tend to think Nazeem isn't pathetic at least compare to others. Most people in Skyrim are selfish, look at bandits, thieves, politicians with always "justice" talks, road encounters, and many tricks to cheat you like that thief in Bleak Falls Barrow. Everyone is possible to cheat you or attack you, or have a hidden dark story, very realistic. This is how Skyrim looks different from other positive-energy games. People especially hate Nazeem because he obviously speaks meanly. Yes, human nature is shallow that only sees those who obviously annoying. I like to bully Nazeem sometimes, too, because every time I pass by him he always talks something insulting. (If you're modding Whiterun and testing it repeatedly, you accidentally meet Nazeem very often.)
yeah is see your point. it's funny but i also wrote another version of events to explain nazeem from a more charitable perspective as well as this.
the short story into that was, Nazeem was only living in the drunken huntsman temporarily while his windstad manner was being built, but he was also helping the owner of the huntsman as his inn didn't compare to the booming business as the banard mare down the street, when it came down to making consistent money for the huntsman.
he and his brother both tried to run that place doing odd jobs such as his brother the hunter, who hunts and sells his meat in the market and hide to the blacksmith and his brother sells bows on the side while trying to run the huntsman all at the same time, and in my alternate view of Nazeems story is that he made a deal with the owner of the dwindling huntsman to live there while his house was being built but that the owner would do all the cooking and cleaning duties for them so his wife wouldn't have to as she is quite pampered by Nazeem.
there is a whole lot more to the story than this, but i try to explain Nazeem within an better understandable light that isn't just the surface level stuff that we see in the game, i really enjoy going into depth and details when i write a story, as i like to explain the information in an realistic way and also to better understand the character in better realistic detailed way that make sense of him, so he's not viewed so black and white, as seen in the game.
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He sadly didn't came back alive...
Farkas reaction :
"Oh no !
Anyway, Torvar is looking for you"
i mean i have enjoyed the picking on nazeem through the years as much as the next person, but i also enjoy writing a better outcome to him and try not to view him so black and white all the time.
yes he's a snob, but i believe it's all an act to avoid how sad his life is, while his lifestyle is nowhere near what he talks about. he also has the issue with his wife where she wants to have kids and nazeem is probably trying to get in good graces with the Jarl so he can actually provide for children, but he knows in his current position he simply cannot provide for children because his status is not where he thought he would be at this point in his life.
nazeem probably wants to have kids, but because of his circumstances in not being able to properly provide, his lifestyle has been dwindling since he first got married to his wife and he knows she isn't doing so well with the situation.
Most people in Skyrim are selfish, look at bandits, thieves, politicians with always "justice" talks, road encounters, and many tricks to cheat you like that thief in Bleak Falls Barrow. Everyone is possible to cheat you or attack you, or have a hidden dark story, very realistic. This is how Skyrim looks different from other positive-energy games.
People especially hate Nazeem because he obviously speaks meanly. Yes, human nature is shallow that only sees those who obviously annoying. I like to bully Nazeem sometimes, too, because every time I pass by him he always talks something insulting. (If you're modding Whiterun and testing it repeatedly, you accidentally meet Nazeem very often.)
the short story into that was, Nazeem was only living in the drunken huntsman temporarily while his windstad manner was being built, but he was also helping the owner of the huntsman as his inn didn't compare to the booming business as the banard mare down the street, when it came down to making consistent money for the huntsman.
he and his brother both tried to run that place doing odd jobs such as his brother the hunter, who hunts and sells his meat in the market and hide to the blacksmith and his brother sells bows on the side while trying to run the huntsman all at the same time, and in my alternate view of Nazeems story is that he made a deal with the owner of the dwindling huntsman to live there while his house was being built but that the owner would do all the cooking and cleaning duties for them so his wife wouldn't have to as she is quite pampered by Nazeem.
there is a whole lot more to the story than this, but i try to explain Nazeem within an better understandable light that isn't just the surface level stuff that we see in the game, i really enjoy going into depth and details when i write a story, as i like to explain the information in an realistic way and also to better understand the character in better realistic detailed way that make sense of him, so he's not viewed so black and white, as seen in the game.