Shush, or some crazy dev might implement replacing player actions with idiotic actions for low INT :>
*list*
Like that one time t888 posted bluesuit abuse "Yoo harr cominj with me"
Be carefull though, in some context these words will produce stupid results:I have a high I need medical attention skill.Thanks is there a doctor here ?This can't please continue like this.And so on... are you sure you want the high intelligence to do that ?
Quite annoying feature.
Just think about it like this: If someone is retard, how come his words are idiotic but his actions are not? Shouldn't a dumb guy do something stupid every now and then? Like pay 10000 caps in shop instead of 1000?
No pain, no gain. My guess is, Intelligence is more of a learning ability in game rather than the other traits of a mind. The skill points gain can justify such point of view.Following this, one can assume that if person has problems with comprehension and learning speed, it doesn't mean that such person will be less adequate or skilled in specific field than average guy, it will just take much longer time for such person to learn something. And ofcource such person would have lower limits for learning than high intelligence person (skillpoints again).What I am leading to is, low intelligence people (supposedly) weren't engaged enough in conversations during their youth due to various reasons thus the disability.But this theory has a problem though, raising speech skill with low intelligence does not improve the characters vocabulary, but then again I can guess that speech skill is on more how you say things and not what you say.
No pain, no gain. My guess is, Intelligence is more of a learning ability in game rather than the other traits of a mind.What I am leading to is, low intelligence people (supposedly) weren't engaged enough in conversations during their youth due to various reasons thus the disability.But this theory has a problem though, raising speech skill with low intelligence does not improve the characters vocabulary, but then again I can guess that speech skill is on more how you say things and not what you say.