I have and I was a level 2 so it did not end well for me.
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1 ReplyNo but I have done it purposefully.
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1 ReplyLol this happens to noobs on ESO they attack a guard or citizen and have no money to pay the fine lol and get killed over and over
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8 RepliesEdited by automatic7shot: 8/7/2015 2:27:07 PMStory time! I used to play Skyrim a LOT. Anyways, my favorite blacksmith was the first one you get to visit, the one in Riverwood. Loved the dude. Something about smithing there felt... Homey. Anyway, I was smithing one day and a dragon attacked the town. Oh heeeeelllll no not MY town! So I promptly destroyed the dragon that was plaguing the town. In the process, I accidentally killed a chicken that was in the middle of the road. Were the villagers happy I saved their town from the evil dragon? Nope. Instead, they were enraged that I accidentally killed A CHICKEN. One SOLITARY CHICKEN. Long story short, I had to flee. I come back a couple of days later to do some blacksmithing, and what do I find in the middle of the road? Not a chicken. [spoiler]but the MOTIONLESS CORPSE OF ALVOR THE BLACKSMITH LAYING RIGHT WHERE THE CHICKEN WAS[/spoiler] It's like they knew. They [b]f[/b][b]ucking[/b] [i]knew[/i] he was my favorite. And they [b][i]killed[/i][/b] him. I almost reset my character to get him back. But I just couldn't. I was too far along. I had my own funeral for him and everything. The villagers? Walked around him like he wasn't even there.. I had to drag him to the woods to do a proper burial. Poor guy. EDIT: Added last paragraph because it needed to be said.
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My fear of killing chickens began as a child while playing the early Zelda games.
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I have. But I'm on PC....
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Everyone has.
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1 ReplyI had too he was the last witness
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I killed one....... and lived
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Of course, it's the best way to play skyrim
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8 RepliesMy fear of harming domesticated poultry extended deep into my Witcher 3 playthrough. Then I learned that 1) no one cares, and 2) you need to kill them to get feathers for crafting. I now igni the hell out of them, though it's far less satisfying than chasing and torching bunnies.
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you need the NARC mod. it stands for No Animals Report Crimes. because bethesda had a dumb moment and programmed the vanilla game so that animals walk up to guards off the screen and report you. mostly goats and chickens. this is a real phenomena. this mod fixes that and removes that part of the animal AI package.
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I don't always kill chickens, but when I do they explode and send me flying through the air. -Kevin VanNord
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Playing ESO now and I saw a chicken, walked in the biggest arc around that bloody thing. Not this time buddy
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One time I accidentally punched a dog...
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Why does everyone kill the chicken?
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1 ReplyEdited by Krash Nebula: 8/7/2015 12:31:38 AMFirst time playing it yes. And everyone else I know. We all killed the one on riverwood
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They're not chickens, they're stool pigeons!
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There is no accidents. I killed it on purpose. Then regretted it afterwards.
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Did that in whiterun at level 2 as well..20 minutes later I was level 15 and had a 10,000 bounty
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"accidentally" Yeah of course. And I definitely didn't end up murdering everyone for opposing my decision to kill the lowly creature. Nope never happened.
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To be fair I don't blame them chickens are great pets
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1 ReplyLegend of Zelda taught me never to attack chickens
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>_> <_< [spoiler]I've never played Skyrim.[/spoiler]
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I did it as well at the same moment :P
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4 RepliesChickens count as people/ witnesses when it comes to crime so be careful!
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I went to use the bathroom and my friend killed a chicken in the first village while I was gone. The person in the village who I needed to talk to kept chasing me so I couldn't talk to her so I killed her too and it turns out that she was my companions sister so he tried it fight me so I went to the next town and they all tried to kill me too cause I got arrested and my friend said he'd show me how to steal my stuff back but he got caught and it was a mess