Even better: https://youtu.be/v-K-ciu82Lo

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Sometimes, but its loud and the break in is obvious and it won't always work. Its possible to design a lock such that forcing the core to spin will not engage the mechanism that unlocks the door.

People can also kick in a door. But if its loud and obvious a person feels more likely to be caught, and is less likely to attempt it in the first place.

HOLY FUCK SOUND WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE

Finally awake?

So keep the system but level gate the locks based on your skill level like they do in skyrim and fallout.

this guy also competed on the show domino masters! His youtube channel is really cool.

This will be seen as a prophetic meme one day.

Sound????

If OP is that old, he should definitely know about dickbutt.

Me when I get downvoted

I think because it could be done by player skill alone. I got good enough at it that I could do it with my eyes closed no matter the lock level or character skill.

Whoa

My fav is He Hate Me

Well, dirty dick whistle. I’ll be damned!

As always, have a nice day and thank you.

I still don't know why they replaced it with the skyrim/fallout system. It was accurate and occasionally challenging, and way more fun as a minigame.

Naw, all standard pins on this one :)

let's try it again to see it wasn't a fluke...

Came here for this comment, as they say

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This is actually a really good way to illustrate an answer to a question my cousin's kid asked the other day, about why you can put the wrong key all the way into a lock but can't get any actual purchase with the mechanism.

Of the games I've played, Oblivion has had the most accurate lock picking minigame.

Can we get that in reverse please and thanks.

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