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Does fighting guards and getting caught stealing make your fame go down or infame go up?

Date of Question: Feb 3rd 2009 | Question ID: 138045

raptor91 | Member | Joined: Mar 27th 2006
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Fighting guards is not the best idea and getting caught stealing isn't that good either. Your infamy will go up if you keep doing that.

superbird5005 | Member | Joined: Feb 16th 2005
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Your fame can't go down if that's your worry. I don't think your infamy will go up either by doing petty crimes.

vegeta SSJ4 | Member | Joined: Aug 14th 2006
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Your fame cannot go down, thank God, or else I'd be pretty freaking SCREWED right about now. Unfortunately, your INFAMY canNOT go down, either; so I would be careful when stealing or doing anything else Illegal; I always save before breaking the law; quite the headache, but less pain and a LOT less annoyance when you've completed Knights of The Nine and every single F ing person says to you every single F ing time you talk to them "I thought you were a hero but I was wrong you're a sinner just like the rest of us."
Just never get caught, is my advice. James Isaac Hatfield
Merci Pour Le Venin, Et Les Lamus

Saint Jimmy | Member | Joined: Feb 18th 2008
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Your fame is raised by doing quests that have a positive affect on the world. It can't go down but it can always get higher. You get infamy for high bounties, going to jail, doing theives guild quests and doing Dark brotherhood quests.

zgame master | Member | Joined: Nov 16th 2009
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