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Just reread the Harry Potter series up to Deathly Hallows. Took about a week to read all other 6 books. Now that I've hit the last one I've lost all steam to keep up the fast pace with it. I'll try to finish it by the middle of the week. Then I'm onto rereading the Drizzt D'Urden series.

I always tread very lightly when I'm messing around with my steam games. Seeing as I've got some 86 games on there I'd be highly pissed if anything were to happen to it.

There is an instance out there that 'floats' around. It never stays in one spot for very long. I've yet to figure out exactly how it works but it's devastating to your machine. Essentially it 'installs' itself directly to your machine. It's usually called Anti Virus Software or some similar iteration. It looks and feels authentic but it locks your system up tighter than a drum. Getting rid of it is fairly simple if you know your way around your computer and you know how to get into safe mode. It usually installs itself into your programs directory under a folder that's named with a multitude of various letters and numbers, example "gfidkl3se." All you need to do is delete the folder and it's contents. I've read around and seen instances of registry entries needing be deleted, but I've never personally experienced the need to edit the registry. Just an FYI, and to be honest there's no way to "block" this attack. It slips right past AVG, and Norton.

That sounds like a pretty interesting idea. It would be a little difficult to implement but it would be a nice new start to the begining of the game. Another idea I had would have the PC start as they do now, and add in a small "side" story pertaining how they became a courier.

"Damnit Gabe!" Seriously this is ridiculous. Obsidian basically hijacked the Weapon Mod Kit mod and they think that Steam was a good idea? WTF Bethesda? I've stuck to only messing around with Reskining stuff. I'll be a good little money tree and play it 'vanilla' till they patch it to working order...