The Elder Scrolls

[mnt_ms]

Maybe some day someone will make a sales tax mod to make things more hardcore.

Any good mod that affects the economy in a meaningful way will be very hard to make, because it should not only affect the prices, but also the placement of items.
Those crates in Balmora, for example, have too much good shit in them.

Raising the mercantile of all the traders is a chore, and it's not that fun or realistic when some bum in Vivek's foreign quarter sees 1 gold as an acceptable price for your daedric claymore.

The only way I see is to raise the cost of all the items and services by a factor of 5 or 10 and make some gameplay changes that will force you to spend money on something no matter what - like food and drink or whatever.

It might just be me, though. Some people enjoy playing as an all-mighty god with a couple of million gold in their pocket.

 

[Super Hans v2]

Bethesda layoffs include the artist responsible for designing Skyrim's khajiit and argonians, who had been at the company for 27 years.
For reference:
Wyświetl załącznik 9251954
2006
Wyświetl załącznik 9251955
Now.
UESP
She's credited for big roles but lol at those "known contributions."

So this dumpy bitch is the reason that BGS had to retroactively bullshit a reason that all  crackheads Khajit look different in each game? Good.

 

[StacticShock]

So this dumpy bitch is the reason that BGS had to retroactively bullshit a reason that all  crackheads Khajit look different in each game? Good.

according to the news she's been changing the farmtools look since morrowind.

 

[GratsTheat783]

Maybe some day someone will make a sales tax mod to make things more hardcore.

Not a sales tax, but pretty sure I heard that they planned to add an economy system to Skyrim that the player could impact by how they interacted with merchants. They probably didn't go through with it since it could be hard to implement and inconvenient for the player.