Is your character a Milk Drinker? Options

[Renee]

Is your character a milk drinker? ... I am not going to define what exactly a 'milk drinker' is, so you all can interpret this in any way you like. What exactly is a milk drinker? It's open for interpretation.

I would say my main gal right now, Claire Voyance, definitely is. She's got that wholesome look and 'can do' attitude. She's a go-getter. A mental cheerleader. And righteous. And sometimes annoying to the people who know her the most.

And she actually does drink a lot of milk, too. Not all of my characters do, that's for sure. I have a new character I'm creating who will probably wind up doing Thieves Guild, and he definitely won't be a milk drinker. Alcohol? Oh yes. Milk? Oh no.

This post has been edited by Renee Gade IV: Feb 21 2015, 02:08 AM

[Renee]

Whoa, where'd you get that bouncing purple emoticon? Snowberry is cute! .. I never heard that one. Probably because I have only had Nords and Imperials join Companions.

I guess that the answer can be as good as why do people of Skyrim talk with their relatives about the exactly same subject from dawn 'til dusk? They're not too bright, I'd say, or have some troubles with short-term memory.

It's so funny too, because now that I have access to mods which silence these conversations, I don't even use them! ... Not with Claire's game, anyways. I just listen to these conversations and crack up. I also don't use No_More_NPC_Greetings in her game. I just laugh sometimes when people try to lay out their life story at her feet, and she brushes them off because she's already too busy.

The Mighty Khahkhayre? No, not a milk drinker. And Crystal Beth was vegetarian so....

This post has been edited by Renee Gade IV: Feb 21 2015, 08:57 PM

[Lopov]

I can tolerate these repeating conversations in inns and markets to some extent but I can't tolerate that every NPC tells you their entire lifestory when you pass them, so greetings at a reduced distance are a must for me.

The Mighty Khahkhayre? No, not a milk drinker. And Crystal Beth was vegetarian so....

Well, somebody named The mighty Khahkhayre could hardly be a called a milk-drinker. Corcaigh wasn't a milk-drinker either, in fact he killed anyone that called him in such a way. He learned to recognize those that call others milk-drinkers and often provoked them, hoping that it'd end with a battle.

How about your ex-character Master Baytor - is he a milk drinker?