Vanriel

Finished a few runs of BaD ep 12 and my own opinion is that it's a bit of a disappointment. Others may think differently and that's cool, but for me it was a letdown.

So I am looking for a new game to sink my teeth into, preferably one with a decent amount of content, good graphics (not a fan of the eternum style) and a decent story.

Have completed chasing sunsets, leaving DNA, leap of faith.

Any suggestions are welcome.

Bit of a rant but also with some truth to it.

Was driving down a one way street today and a Uber eats delivery person was cycling up the road. The wrong way. Wearing headphones and no helmet.

This is not the first time I have seen this. In fact it's fairly common in my neighborhood which annoys me to no end.

If you are on the roads you need to obey the rules of the road like everyone else no matter if you're in a car, a truck, a bus or a bicycle.

Don't be a bloody idiot.

I have played a few avns that have felt quite heavy and dark lately, and I'm looking for something a bit different a bit more light hearted. I do like good graphics and decent storylines, so any that you might recommend would be appreciated.

Thanks 😁

So some people like DATV and some people don't. Not here to debate that.

One common theme I have seen continuously over the last year is that it's more light and whimsical than it's predecessors, with the choices not having the same impact. I have made the same statements about it as well

So with that said, what choices or situations would you add or alter to make it more harder hitting?

For instance, I would have loved to have the option of being able to keep Lucanis' blood just in case he went rogue and became a threat. How would this have impacted his behaviour towards you? Would have been understanding regarding it or would it have made him more wary of you, less trusting of

I hate Christmas. I truly detest it. I hate the lights the decorations and the constant bombardment of Christmas songs. I am fed up with constantly having to deal with well meaning but idiotic people who constantly try to explain how Christmas is a wonderful time and it's so amazing and full of magic.

I just want to be left alone in this grey world. How bloody hard is it to understand?

I don't want to deal with stupid shopping, I don't want to deal with family drama. I just want to be bloody left alone.

So for people who love Christmas, good for you. But if you know someone who has said that they hate Christmas or want to be left alone...here's an idea.

LEAVE THEM ALONE!

Rant over.

So I have completed the game once and am nearly through the second play through and a question has been bugging me.

We know that the Evanuris are spirits who took physical form. We know that Silas was a wisdom spirit and mythal was a benevolence spirit.

What do you think the others were?

So my dad has suffered a stroke and been in hospital for a few months now. Despite it being extremely exhausting I have gone up and seen him every single day without fail. I have put up with his rants and raves against the unfairness of the situation (which is understandable) talked myself hoarse every day to try and keep him occupied, brought him things in from home if he asked for it and advocated for him to the ward staff. My brother and his wife have visited...maybe twice? And despite this dad lights up like Christmas tree when he sees them. But when I go and visit I barely get a nod in acknowledgement. I get that it's someone different, but it still hurts.

My brother was always dads fa

So basically the title says it all. Every person in the world has access to a single type of magic (i.e some can use pyromancy some can heal, others can enchant objects), and there are multiple levels of power classed into seven tiers (one being the lowest, seven the highest). It's random how the level of power has, two tier sevens could have a tier one child and vice versa. I have been thinking about the effects on everyday life like short range teleportation for public transport or flying post service, but what other changes would you think would happen?

So I'm just doing my first run of ME as a renegade. I have done it several times before as both female and male Shepards, but each time I have done it as a paragon. I decided I wanted to try a renegade run and it just feels wrong. Did anyone else have that feeling when they switched to the opposite of what they normally do?

Is it worth doing crafting dailies at max level? Might seem a silly question but I've just reached it with clothier and woodworking and ancestor silk seems like it's tricky to find a great deal of.

Hello all, I recently waystoned back to Daggerfall and found a red sword and staff icon on the quest bar at the top of the screen. I was curious and I went to what it led to which strangely enough was a chicken. Anyone have any clue what this means?