"I'm not locked up in here with you, you're locked up in here with me!"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorschach_test

I remember taking a Rorschach test for some reason when I was a kid, but I don't remember much about it.

Not gonna post the article due to spoilers, but man, did some people get a bit too analytical.  Sheesh!

Also, quest xp varies a lot.

I know they're just having fun overanalyzing stuff, but levels are just a game mechanic. Experience points don't exist in lore. In real life, a bullet will hurt just as much, no matter who is shooting it.

It's part of the reason I was slow to adopt Fallout 3 when it released. I can understand leveling up a sword skill doing more damage, because a swing from a sword master in real life will do more damage than a swing from a novice. But how does one...shoot harder? You can become more accurate with a gun, sure, but gun skills determine damage on hit, not accuracy. If I hand a gun to a toddler, those bullets won't just tickle just because they have no experience. lol

PS: Not advocating for handing guns to toddlers. I may be from Texas, but I've got some sense.