Who was in the wrong here?

Yes. Those also aren't funny anymore, besides being co-oped by retards.

potion seller has been posted here since it was made. ive been seeing threads on it for like 8 years straight

He didn't say they couldn't be used by anyone, he said they were too powerful for the knight. He probably sells high end potions for arch wizards or some shit

you must be a blast at parties

Potion seller was being autistically literal and the entire interaction could have been resolved with some basic clarification
>technically the strongest potions I brew are for creatures with constitutions far stronger than that of a human. Here is the range of potions I offer that wont immediately kill you if you try to consume them.

In a perfect world, the knight would be strong enough to withstand the strongest potions

Or, alternatively
>I dont make potions that humans can safely consume. You want (other potion seller elsewhere), since I cant help you.

That's the problem, the knight immediately came into it demanding ONLY the strongest potions, not the strongest that a human can handle.

Both characters in this are in the wrong, the potion seller for denying a man what he's asking for because his own personal judgement and opinion of his potions are that they are too strong, and the Knight because he's being reckless about trying to get buffed.

But this is not a perfect world.

Stop making this thread

Definitely true. Really if EITHER of them took the time to explain precisely what they were after the whole thing could be avoided.
It's entirely possible the knight actually wanted a potion that he KNEW was too strong, specifically to trick his foe into drinking it, or weaponizing the potion in some other fashion, but both of them refuse to clarify their positions.

>MY POTIONS WOULD KILL A DRAGON LET ALONE A MAN
This leads to two questions:
1) Who is stronger than a dragon?
2)If there is a being stronger than a dragon, why would they need potions?
He literally isn't making any profit from this, he just wants to shoo people away from his potion stand and laugh at them for being weak

>my potions will kill you traveler
>i suggest you find a seller who sells weaker potions
How do you get more straightforward than this

It's all about Jagos now

lmao look at this dude, he thinks dragons are hot shit

fpbp
same people posting here get pissed when ANY other thread gets repeated

Depends on the media really, but given that it's an Elder Scrolls parody (or at least is taken as one) means that you've got demi-gods, full gods, demons, giants, and all sorts of stuff that could challenge a dragon

Given the evidence provided i'd say the Knight is the one at fault for being reckless. Potion seller could have explained more like said but who knows. Also comes down to
>Is the Knight well-known?
>How would the Potion seller judge him based on a first meeting if not?

1. Max level adventurers
2. To fight archdemons, gods, and other max level adventurers

Name me 1 (ONE) entity stronger than a dragon

>he just wants to shoo people away from his potion stand
Why would merchant do this?

A guy who is a higher level than the dragon.

a Tarrasque

because he's a 200 year old wood elf that's tired of dealing with retarded human knights that will just die immediately

based

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To make them feel inadequate about their strength

>newfag trying to dictate the Chan
get out

IN A PERFECT WORLD

The potion seller, why the fuck would he even tease the notion of strong potions if he had no intent to sell them?

It will be pretty bad for business tho.

I AM HERE

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The Knight was wrong.

Potion Seller has years of experience, he knows who can handle his strongest potions at a glance and the Knight is not one of those. The FIRST THING he suggests is finding a merchant who sells weaker potions. He's willing to lose business to rival vendors just to save this idiot's life. Do you think the Potion Seller wants to be responsible for the death of a Knight? Imagine the burden on his mind, not to mention he'd be held accountable for the Knight's death legally.

Only when the Knight gets incredibly pushy and can't take a hint does the Potion Seller resorts to insults in an attempt to discourage his foolish attempts at suicide.

To laugh at people

this is even worse than wojak somehow, there isn't even any variation whatsoever
same exact joke, same exact image everytime

THREADS LIKE THIS WOULD NOT EXIST

The Potion Seller is acting as the business service in a free market, while the Knight is a consumer.
A business has no ethical responsibility in a free market, they are a neutral force who's reactions are dictated by the consumers actions.

If the Knight as an informed consumer wants to buy a potion that is meant for stronger men while he is clearly of the weakest, he has the right to do so.

Have you proclaimed your devotion and allegiance to Lord Jagos today?

BUT THIS IS NOT A PERFECT WORLD

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actually unlike most memes on the 501st time is funnier than the 110th time

You've had your say but I'll have mine. You're a rascal. You're a rascal with no respect for shitposting. No respect for anything... except your vidya

No because in a perfect world, men like him would not exist

youtube.com/watch?v=R_FQU4KzN7A
*sips* Yep, that was a good joke.

wowza

Unlike wojaks, potion seller threads generate discussions about ethics and morals

Got 'em

his newest vid is kino as well

youtu.be/PKGiJdj_THc

If they aren't in the next Elder Scrolls game I'm suing Bethesda

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>go to town
>hear a commotion from a stand
>it's a knight and vendor arguing about his strength
>have to convince the potion seller to sell or convince the knight to walk away
>convincing the potion seller is a higher speech check than convincing the knight
>If you successfully convince the potion seller, you can follow the knight and watch him engage in a fight, chug a potion, then die

I would like it more if it was a 50/50 chance of him dying. Like there's no guarantee he is or isn't strong enough until you actually see him do it.

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now excuse me, i have a wojak i spent 10 hours making to spam on every board

a new wojak?
can I have a look?

He was just being facetious, I'm sure some powerful knight could've handled his strongest potions. Just not the adventurer.

Someone get this rascal out of here.

Quarantine arc has been pretty weak aside from Election and Summoning.

The knight. The potion seller legally has the right to refuse doing business with anyone, even if he was a dick about it. The knight should
>Have gone to a different seller
>Not be relying on potions for strength in the first place, only using them as insurance

And the potion seller has the right to refuse service to anybody for any reason.