https://kotaku.com/ign-pulls-ex-editors-posts-after-dozens-more-plagiarism-1828357792Dude plagiarized his very first review. That takes balls.
https://kotaku.com/ign-pulls-ex-editors-posts-after-dozens-more-plagiarism-1828357792
Looks like he has quite the history of doing it including to one of his co-workers.
To generate a conversion rate from the Skyrim Septim to GBP, USD & Euro, we first had to establish a common ground between our world and the Elder Scrolls universe. We found this common ground in the form of the food items which can be bought and sold in both worlds. Carrots, spiced wine, goats cheese, and many other food items would be the key to generating our conversion rate.
So, we set about collecting both the Skyrim price and the UK price of items as varied as a leg of goat, pheasant breasts, bottles of spiced wine and salmon steaks.
In our currency conversion process, we also had to take into account the cost of producing food in the realm of Skyrim. Nothing is mass produced in this Nord wilderness, so we made the assumption that the value of this organically grown and pastorally-farmed food would be more akin to the organic produce you can buy in UK supermarkets.
Because of the post-apocalyptic backdrop of the Fallout universe, we approached the process of generating a currency conversion rate a little differently.
Our understanding was that the food items being compared as part of this process would be considerably scarcer in The Commonwealth than they are in our world. We therefore took into account the economic factor of scarcity value to generate a scarcity "score" for each of the items being converted. We gave items which we deemed would be extremely scarce (e.g. a Fresh Melon) a higher score than those items which might be more readily accessible in a post-apocalyptic landscape (e.g. canned food).
Despite inflating the value of certain grocery items, what's clear from this currency conversion is that property in The Commonwealth is incredibly cheap, which is an indication that property has a diminished value in the world of Fallout 4. By comparison, basic survival items (like food) have a much higher value, which is consistent with the hardships faced by the occupants of The Commonwealth.