You should allow for multiple selections on the poll.I think that is an option right? The way its set up makes it seem like you only would want one of those options. You could agree and take a cut from the sale of the questionably obtained items or you could deny their offer and have to confront them. You could also be approached by angry marauder orc types who want to sell their items to your shop. The shopkeep could get kidnapped you'd have to rescue him or her, you could lose items to theft until you make an agreement with the thieves guild. You could possibly hire a town crier to advertise for you or if your the deviant sort you could burn down the competing businesses." The rate of sales could be dependent on your mercantile skill or your fame/disposition in the town.
The drawback would be having to wait for the inventory to clear out from the shop. Patron's come in and out, your reputation goes up, you have to hire a guard You can then purchase upgrades for the store, nicer ambiance maybe a smith in the basemant to auto repair the crap you stock and now you receive 50% of the item value. Instead of getting 30% of the item value you receive 40% minus the shop keeps cut. After purchasing said armor shop, Let's call it the Yagraad's Plates and Points, you hire a shop keep (again quest required) and now instead of selling all your stuff to random merchants you stock the store with your loot (said items appear in display cases). "You meet an ailing shopkeeper (weapons and armor) who's son has just been killed in a dragon attack (whatever) he has no one to take over after he dies so he offers to sell the place to you for a large sum after you complete some quest (avenging his son's death or retrieving something from his son's dead body). Thoughts? Ideas? Vitriolic anger? Indifference?Įdit: Here's a better idea of what I mean. It would be a nice change of pace from go here kill that, collect item rinse and repeat.
Hell, why not include a cutthroat merchant guild that you could join (east empire company?). You could hire workers collect gold, invest in upgrades and defend against thieves and gangs.
I'd love for Skyrim to include a quest to own and operate a bar/tavern or a shop of some sort. I briefly attempted to create something for Oblivion but the project ran out of steam.
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