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Fantastic! I'll have an application soon. :D

This is still open for applications, I hope?

Bethesda won't be targeting that age group if their games are rated M. Why target an illegal age group?

CanYouRunIt isn't accurate after you cross the border to modding.

A skin mod would be impractical, but I'd love to see any type of Fire Emblem clothes ingame.

This is the code she used in that page: [url="http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/images/115875"][img=http://i1152.photobucket.com/albums/p483/8383Willow/5a1f07bd.jpg][/url] She is using the images from her photobucket account pictures, which are resized. Those images are then hotlinked to her Skyrim Nexus image.

He wants to hotlink his image URLs.

Please don't liken people with ADD to impatient retards. Thank you.

Politics, wealth and power walk hand in hand. :dance:

It certainly was enlightening.

The envision mod is textures only. There is no ESP or ESM, therefore it doesn't show up in Data Files.

Why not? Lots of companies and people move to a different state or country because of high taxes. IE: JC Penny, Chrysler, Exxon Mobile.

That's why you move to a different hold when your taxes get too high. :sleep:

No point unless you're doing some extremely graphics intensive stuff or like seeing your electricity meter doing laps around your house. :P

Mid towers are very roomy too. I have a lot of breathing room in my 650D. A full tower would just take up unneeded space.

Here's my new rig, not a supercomputer, but it's good. Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Intel Core i5 3570K stock Hyper 212 fan ASRock Z77 Extreme4 motherboard Corsair TX650 PSU Corsair 650D case XFX AMD Radeon 7850 2GB OC to 1050MHz 8GB DDR3 RAM Crucial M4 128GB SSD WD Black 1TB 7200RPM WD Black 500GB 7200RPM Dell 2007WFP 20.1" Dell 1907FP 19" Your rig is definitely far in the lead. :P

Sell the houses! There's never enough real estate in barren Skryim! :thumbsup:

A rudimentary tax system could be put x amount of gold into a chest that is collected by a Tax Collector actor.

The advantages of a full tower is some nice, empty space and good ventilation(subject to make and model, of course). Any good ATX case will last you for many, many upgrades. Parts tend to stay the same size.

If there's one thing that will motivate me to join a roleplay on the spot is a seafaring roleplay. I'm in if this is resurrected. :)

Hm, do you think the bigger one (at least I think this one is) would be better? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119225 A full tower is a bit overkill, I don't think you'll need one unless you're piling on the 5.25" bays and expansion slots. My personal favorite is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139006&Tpk=corsair%20650d.

I had another look at the pictures. It's definitely BTX. Anyway, if you did get holes drilled in, getting a proper airflow --Not just any airflow-- is vital. It looks nearly impossible there. :confused: Any particular reason why you're so against buying/building a new PC?

Not much, you'd still need fans to get the air moving. :P The GPU would fit right on top, directly underneath the plastic/metal paneling. It's a very stupid design, and as one reviewer said, ""Heat rises" is the very first fact of basic physics that every kid learns in elementary school..." If the motherboard you have is ATX, you could move everything to a cheap case. If it's the more proprietary BTX, which it likely is(Gateway), you can scout out an ATX motherboard compatible with your CPU and then get a case... But you might as well be buying a new computer.