Bethesda made this.
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Dunno, this feels a lot more Kojima to me...
Bethesda made this.
I'm afraid I don't get the reference.
A lot of screwy things happen in Bethesda games, like skyrim, especially with NPC's. It would be very on brand in a Bethesda game to be walking along and see two NPC's just hovering 100 feet in the air talking.
That is pretty funny
Bethesda is notoriously terrible at physics and this could be a cutscene of theirs.
Okay this is sick
Yeah I really like this. I wonder what they're talking about.
“I quite like the way it looks from up here” - “ yes I do tend to find it mildly conducive to a certain kind of perspective”
In my head they're just so caught up in the conversation that they didn't notice the hill they were walking had crested, so they continued on the same upward trajectory.