Maybe if you install a mod to edit stealth it might fix it but I dunno. Theres like a 10% chance of this bug happening. Your on survival so you cant make a quicksave before you steal but sleep in a bed whenever you go on your stealing frenzies. This happens alot doesn't matter the location. Imo it had to be somekind of a bug, or perhaps my sneak was too low while having heavy armor on somehow affects the detection. I know for sure it said Hidden when I was crouching to take the few items. I think my third try it somehow clicked in the system and 10 caps were taken from my character, and I could use the bed I see, thats good to know, thanks! But this case Ada was following me up the small stairs, and she wasn't ordered to steal. I also had problems with the "Inn" that is there, the npc who you can rent a room from for 10 caps kept bugging. I'll try and test this out some other time I pass there.
Noteably Kessler, the npc that greets you when you enter the place first time. It was right when I came down, they turned hostile. While I agree with you, it wasn't like they went up and checked on the few items up there and came down yelling I stole them. Imo it had to be somekind of a bug, or perhaps my sneak was too low while having heavy armor on somehow affects the detection.īut I hesitate to say for sure that that is the situation Bethesda was attempting to simulate. ( I found posts from 2015/16 also on the subject of the npc I see, thats good to know, thanks! But this case Ada was following me up the small stairs, and she wasn't ordered to steal. I think my third try it somehow clicked in the system and 10 caps were taken from my character, and I could use the bed upstairs. It doesn't require an eyewitness, at least not in "real life" anyway.īut I hesitate to say for sure that that is the situation Bethesda was attempting to simulate.
But I haven't read anything official that says that.īut logically anyway.if something is missing, and everyone saw you go up there, and no one saw anyone else go up there, then you did it. i think they intend that you should be able to steal if sneaking.
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