mgordon

Hmmmm, interesting. It confuses me why anyone would play in third person anyway.

Is there something that you're not saying about your game? Because, if I just started a brand new character that only had 50 magica, I'd be starting yet another brand new one before starting in on console cheats. Also, it was quite a while in my game before I ended up at High Hrothgar. I don't just start a brand new game, and pop up at that place. Also, if I thought praying to an alter might help, I'd be looking to see if I had a disease first. Something just isn't adding up.

You know, I was just going to make my own thread, but this one seems very appropriate. DRAGONS SCHMAGONS or MORALS SHMORALS I was just clearing out some mine, when I realized that I'm no better than the bandits I'm killing. Sure, they attack first without making any kind of moral judgement on whether or not I should die, but what am I doing in the first place? Yeah, OK, so I'm the dragon born. Whoopty Doo. I'm supposed to save the land. But what are the means? Much like the bandits, which I have absolutely no reservations in ridding the face of the land of, I'm out there trying to find as much treasures I can pawn off, and a few that are just nifty enough to keep. OK, so I live by a code. I don't kill wabbits. I don't kill foxes. I don't kill anything or anyone that doesn't attack me first. But I'm still running around like a thief in the night to make my journey to the end a little easier. Bandits? Really, they are nothing more than ants to me. Occasionally they are accompanied by one worthy of a challenge, but I certainly kill hundreds more of them to a single death of mine. I have some thinking to do about who I really am.

Let me get this straight. It appears that you orchestrated her death. Is this correct? Also, how come I don't see your name anywhere? Doesn't our user names get attached to snapshots we upload? Never mind, I just looked again, and I did see your name. How did you make this happen?

I guess you'll see. It's not a a bad idea to store stuff here and there, if it works. Tracy Jordan stashes cash all over New York City. He seems to think it's a good idea, but then again it's Tracy Jordan.

Because it's a lot more dignified than lying on the floor.

This information might be useful to you. Benefits of Home-Owning Owning a house comes with several benefits. You must be approved by the local Jarl of each major city, then a home can be purchased and decorated by the Steward. 1. Each house includes non-respawning containers where items can be safely stored. 2. Sleeping in a bed you own gives a temporary boost to your Health and Magicka. 3. If married, your spouse will wait for you in your house. 4. There is no limit to the amount of houses you can own. I'm assuming that number 1 means that if you leave your junk lying around, it will eventually re-spawn to where it came from. It's good to see that you can see my point. I can see it now. "Hey guys, I have 10 billion gazillion gold. But I live in a cave. It's nice and cozy. The ceiling drips a bit, but there's all these burial urns lying around to catch the water."

I wouldn't know about that, but I have a question for you in return. What do you plan on doing with all that hard earned gold?

Hey, I've got a question, that maybe someone can answer. I doubt it though, but I'll ask anyway. Why does the game cost the same on steam as it does in the store? What's my incentive for downloading a game when it cost the same? What's the incentive for choosing to have a volatile, inferior copy when I can buy a professionally produced DVD? Let's face it, sure I can back it up on a RECORDABLE DVD. Understand what I'm saying here? If not, then I'm saying that DVD's that you burn yourself are of a very low quality. Everyone knows that they don't last as long, and they scratch from a mere touch. Besides the quality, I am responsible for making sure that I have a good copy put aside. So, why shouldn't I go to the store and buy it if I don't get a discount? I've often thought the same about itunes. Really, downloading content should be cheaper than buying hard copies.

Oh, Palasilva, I understand. I told her to stay, while I toyed with a weary dragon, like a cat and mouse game. She had to rush in for the final blow with her arrow anyway. It pissed me off, so I shouted her to death. Boy, was I mad. Yet, I feel a sense of loss now that she's gone by the hand of a Draugr Scourge, instead of my own. She was always jealous of my Flame Altronach. Gave me dirty looks every time I summoned it.

This is no time for judgmental looks. Pay your respects, please. And she's wearing more clothes than I am.

Lydia was old and in the way. Well, maybe not so old, but always in the way. She fought valiantly along side of my fire *censored*, when I couldn't be bothered to. She always told me that she'd carry my burdens, even if it meant her death. She never scaled a mountain, but somehow always ended up by my side. All things must come to an end. It's time to let her die, and move on. She met her death in Volunruud, and there she will stay. No save game will bring her back, this time. http://i564.photobucket.com/albums/ss88/mgordon1100/TESV2012-01-0102-47-49-45.jpg This thread is for everyone to pay their respects to their Lydia. Carry on.

Well, this whole thread is a spoiler. Before anyone says, "you didn't have to open it", the title was a spoiler. This thread does not belong here. Don't people know that there is a whole forum for these threads? It's called "Skyrim Spoilers". I don't get it, they give people a place to post this stuff, yet people still want to use the spoiler free forum for them.

Well then, allow me to date myself a bit further. I played Leisure Suit Larry 1 on my brand new 8088 with a full 128k of ram., off of a floppy because I didn't have a hard drive. State of the art, with a nice looking green screen. I bought every new release of LSL that came out. I also played Sierra's Police Quest, Conquests Of Camelot, and a whole slew of other games from the olden days. I was a hardcore gamer. Games were plentiful, and good. You can't compare anymore. You can't say a game from 1990 sucks, if all you lived with is these modern hardware models. I remember conquering Camelot in about 5 hours one afternoon. I just couldn't stop until I was finished.

Hey! I never killed nobody's friend. Who didn't die along with them. Besides, none of my kills were murder. Self defense. Every single one of them. Now thieving, that's a different story. Once in a while, when the mark is an ass, or idiot.