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Pickpocket Blues...

Discussion in 'Icewind Dale 2' started by underthewronghat, Jun 25, 2003.

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    [​IMG] Okay, so after reading how there are still some good items to pickpocket later in the game, I used DaleKeeper to crank up my thief's pickpocket skill to like 90... With bonuses, it's over 90, but I still run into plenty of characters who I can't pickpocket. :bang: What gives?
     
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    hmm strange. i know in the bg series pickpocket chance was lowered when spectators (not the monsterclass) were near. example : madam mim in copper coronet. it was a lot easier to pickpocket her when you send the angry wife to the backrooms so that rumar and priss were gone.

    maybe similar in your case ?
    i know in bg1 it was possible to use "sleep" on your pickpocket target and stealing was easy.
     
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    [​IMG] Ooo, I am sooo gonna try that. :evil: I'm there! Thanks! Kisses! *wipes lips-smudge off of screen*
     
    underthewronghat, Jun 25, 2003
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    why not just slit their throat or sizzle them with a lightning bolt and pry their petty belongings from their stiff fingers? its always worked for me. well until my game crashes... damn i hate that
     
    Urgazhi, Jun 26, 2003
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    [​IMG] Well yeah, I'ma softy, I let Iselore live... I dunno, maybe I'm not cut out for this adventuring stuff. :good:
     
    underthewronghat, Jun 26, 2003
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    hahaha, "cut" out. lol
     
    Urgazhi, Jun 27, 2003
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