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A successful example of Pickpocket skill implementation?

Renegen

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Wizardry 8 did it decently, they just got really pissed off at you and didn't trade anymore, to bring them back to their neutral state you had to use rat diplomacy communication, except that no one had that skill practiced so the penalties were having an NPC out of commission for 1-2 weeks.
 
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A skill point requirement based on the npc's stats, also a requirement for player planning in that you have to steal from houses at night or steal from npc's only when others aren't looking in your direction. I think that would be best.

Fuck random number generators! Death to percentages!!
 
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