Reading isn’t your strong suit, is it?

I need to reinstall the VR version and do a run like that.

Makes sense. Thanks!

While Skyrim probably has the same issues you ran into with Fallout/other TES games, it’s quite viable to roleplay the game without doing the main quest without the game feeling empty.

I did one “playthrough” as an Orc blacksmith, with the goal being maxing out the smithing skill and crafting a dragonbone armour to present to a chieftan of one of the orc strongholds in order to join. I started out hunting deer and making leather stuff to gen enough money for food and board, working my way up, eventually venturing into dwemer ruins to gather metal. I did a handful of quests if they felt doable for a non-heroic regular dude and ran if I got into too much danger.

Strict pacifism wasn’t my goal, I was just playing as a non-heroic normal person, but I’m sure you could do something similar. You just need to abandon the main quest and set your own goal.

Sh! Don’t ruin this for this dude’s daughter!

Can you please uncensor the two words in your comment? I can’t tell what they’re supposed to be.

I just wait.

People don’t have problems with SKG. They have problems with reading and/or comprehending its goals.

In my experience about half the posts about it (since the start) have some dummy saying it’s unreasonable for devs to support games forever.

And now you get to recommend him all the good stuff he missed!

I wouldn’t call it safe. The required margin is unknown and the initiative could still dip under 1 mil.

Additional signatures could still help. If you know somebody who can and hasn’t signed yet, ask them to.

Hey! Who the fuck asked you, dog pound?

So does Europe.

🔔

Maybe a bit too complex for its own good.

Quaternions are the closest we get to lovecraftian horror in real life.

Four dimensional and mostly imaginary, they were carved into a stone bridge by a crazy mathematician in a fit of madness, Lord Kelvin called them “unmixed evil”, and the Mad Hatter from Alice may have been inspired by them.

Also they have been a curiosity at best for a long time, despite the efforts of a secret Quaternion Society, but they suddenly blew up in usefulness in modern times as they happen to be an easy and fast way for computers to describe rotations in 3D space, so they’re everywhere.

Yeah, lovecraftian as shit.

I am used for current

Busy saving games.

Hell yeah! It’s way too hot even for those.

I miss Nicole…

OK, Santa.