Taking advantage of others.

[Irrelevant]

In New Vegas you can get extra stuff from others that you have helped out if a particular skill is high enough. Is this okay? They've already rewarded you, are you entitled to ask for more stuff(the lines associated with these are usually lies or harsh statements) I haven't left the first town yet so I don't know if it changes.(I never used these and I wanted to give some of the stuff I got when asking for more supplies to help deal with an invading force.) How about in real life?

[Wrath of Dagon]

If you're in business, you ask people for payment. If you're just helping someone, you're not supposed to ask for anything in return.

[Hassat Hunter]

RPG's always have these.

 

"What? This little... I'll murder that puppy over there if you do not raise the reward"

"That'll do, thanks"

"Keep it. I am drowning in money anyways, and I want my blue bar to rise."

[Volourn]

Ultimitatly, it's your chaarcter's moral code that will help you decide. Or your own if you do not know how to reply.

[Irrelevant]

RPG's always have these.

 

"What? This little... I'll murder that puppy over there if you do not raise the reward"

"That'll do, thanks"

"Keep it. I am drowning in money anyways, and I want my blue bar to rise."

Right!!!!

I never take stuff marked in red.(doubt there any consequences) Even in hard modes there isn't alot of scarcity.

Edited October 21, 2010 by Irrelevant

[Aram]

"Keep it. I am drowning in money anyways, and I want my blue bar to rise."

I wish my plumber played like this.

[Walsingham]

In New Vegas you can get extra stuff from others that you have helped out if a particular skill is high enough. Is this okay? They've already rewarded you, are you entitled to ask for more stuff(the lines associated with these are usually lies or harsh statements) I haven't left the first town yet so I don't know if it changes.(I never used these and I wanted to give some of the stuff I got when asking for more supplies to help deal with an invading force.) How about in real life?

 

I wouldn't say you ask for it, but if you play well with others you often get extras without asking.

[Irrelevant]

Thats true but I don't know if those extras are okay to accept in the first place.

[Walsingham]

Thats true but I don't know if those extras are okay to accept in the first place.

 

What?

 

If someone gives you something because they are nice and you are nice, how can that be bad?

[Nepenthe]

Thats true but I don't know if those extras are okay to accept in the first place.

 

What?

 

If someone gives you something because they are nice and you are nice, how can that be bad?

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bribery

[Irrelevant]

I'm not talking about bribery, I'm talking about when someone does something for you for something you've done for them.

Edited November 6, 2010 by Irrelevant

[Irrelevant]

Thats true but I don't know if those extras are okay to accept in the first place.

 

What?

 

If someone gives you something because they are nice and you are nice, how can that be bad?

I don't know, I'm just wondering if it is.

[Nepenthe]

I'm not talking about bribery, I'm talking about when someone does something for you for something you've done for them.

 

Yeah, that's a common euphemism for it!

[Walsingham]

I call it reciprocity.

[Irrelevant]

Bribery is doing something for someone with the intent of getting something in return, which is not what I am talking about.

[Irrelevant]

Thats true but I don't know if those extras are okay to accept in the first place.

 

What?

 

If someone gives you something because they are nice and you are nice, how can that be bad?

I don't know, I'm just wondering if it is.

So, is it?