I am an Imperial named Gord, and I have a few playstyles, as I’m learning which enemies are weaker to certain weapons or spells: generally, though, I’m using a 2h sword as my main DPS, switching to a sword and shield for extra defences, or having flames in one hand and healing in the other for DoT (or against enemies weak to fire)
I really hope the news outlets don’t leave us hanging and interview her to get her thoughts on this, this is huge!
Not to mention the amount of money spent
A couple hours in, I’m level 4 I think. I’m pretty impressed by it so far, but I’m playing on a PS5, I can’t imagine how it felt to play this on the original consoles.
Biggest fear I can’t control: living a life where I get walked over, where nobody seems to care about me but expect me to drop everything for them (wait, that’s my life right now)
Biggest fear I can control: thalassophobia
I’m playing through Skyrim for the very first time
I thought blue checkmarks were for verified people, is it actually a subscription now?
My province ruins everything
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No. Ever since my work injury, looking at a screen or playing games causes me to be incredibly sick.
I played 20 minutes of Skyrim yesterday, and I was so sick midday I had such a bad migraine I took a nap and had hot flashes where I sweat through my shirt. Last night barely slept due to nightmares.
Your kindle won’t work for very much longer.
Kobo’s are much better
Haha, no problem!
That’s awesome! It’s fascinating to me how the brain can learn new things, even if it’s something we think we know everything about.
What kind of music do you make?
It’s a teaser for a game that never came out, I’m pretty sure he had complications with studios. What’s the point of keeping a short demo of a game that was canceled?
It’s all relative.
For me, the price of a base steam machine is $1,509 CAD plus tax.
Even then, they’re constantly changing their wording (“delivers 4k60fps” to “up to 4k60fps”), and real world testing it doesn’t make sense for me to consider this.
The Switch 2 is more than half the price ($629 CAD without the bundle) and has subjectively better price to performance plus it can be docked: it’s basically a steam deck and steam machine in one console.
Yeah, I think you’re right.
Weird, I found OO was a better and more modern experience than LO.
OpenOffice is another open source alternative that looks a bit more like Microsoft Office suite, and I think it also supports more file extensions than libreoffice(?)
The only side quest I did was returning the gold claw to a merchant, but I did that one by accident. Been doing MSQ so far, don’t really want to overwhelm myself with too many quests.
Although, I did find out the very hard way that you could be caught “trespassing” in shops.