IndorilTheGreat

I have recently gotten into watching quite a few movies, since I currently have quite a bit of extra time on my hands. I have seen drama, comedy, sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, westerns, documentaries, and musicals. I'm looking for something new to enjoy, and if anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears. Thanks in advance! :thanks: Cheers, IndorilTheGreat

I know it's a bit late to be posting here, but this post is indeed on topic: As of right now, my favorite is George Killan's Irish Red. Nothing beats relaxing with a couple of those at the end of a long day.

I just turned 21 an hour ago. :D

I know where you're coming from. Over the past few months, I've been struggling with the same thing (minus the girl; still no luck in that department). Life suddenly hit me like a load of bricks, and it sucked. Bad. I turned to my family and friends for help, and I am doing considerably better now. Still a bit iffy, but compared to how I was just two months ago, I'm practically the most optimistic person ever. Just remember that it won't last forever, even though it may feel like it. It was like I was floating in the middle of a lake, and I just didn't see the point in swimming to shore; the shore seemed just as bad as the water. Remember; you have a whole network of family and friends here. Feel free to ask for help if you need. Heck, ask for help even if you don't need it. :thumbsup: Good luck.

It is not available on Steam, because it is on Origin (an EA run Digital Distribution system). It's not their fault. :P I'm interested to see what goes on sale over the next few weeks. If only Dragonborn were out now. :confused:

I believe that every person has 4 or 5 "points of divergence" in their life - essentially "life changing moments." Now, if you multiply those 4 or 5 moments by about 7 billion people, and you throw cause and effect in the mix (one person's actions can affect another person's life), you essentially have an infinite number of possible universes that could exist. I feel that I made one of those "divergent point" decisions the other day; I wonder how my life would have turned out if I had done things differently.

I like the little things in life; those are the things that make life great.

I played it, and it felt... lacking. I bought the game back in March, and played a month of it then (which didn't give me subscriber status, since it came with a free month of time :dry: ). I would say that I definitely enjoyed it. However, several things are missing this time around. I'm not sure if it's just because it's been so long since I've played, because I had to delete one of my characters (still not happy about that), or if it's because a lot of the player-to-player interactions are now limited (you can't use the GTN if you're F2P, you have a cap on the amount of messages you can send in the general chat, titles are gone unless you buy them back, even though you've already earned them; the list goes on and on). Sorry about that little rant there. It just always bugs me when games screw over people who payed for a game by limiting what they can do, even if they already earned the ability to do that already. Needless to say, I am not amused. :armscrossed:

That's true, Vagrant. I do need to think about the end result rather than the current state of things; that's how people get bogged down and quit; by dwelling on the current struggles too much. I just need to "grin and bear it." That being said, I have plowed through the majority of the work that I needed to catch up on this weekend; maybe I was just over-tired. I should really start keeping a regular sleep schedule.