Man, ♥♥♥♥ birds.

Systematically pooping on things and eating helpless worms.

Don't even get me started on pelicans.

I do watch futbol. Go Chile! 3-1 against Australia, next target, Spain. c:<

USA woooo suck it Ghana.

So, Just Cause is right now in daily deal in steam, 80% off. Said why not and got JC2 for 3 dollars. Multiplayer mode seems fun.

CHILE 2-0 AGAINST SPAIN!!!!

So I beat Morrowind last night. Gotta say it was very good. Still got the two expansions left.

I like Elder Scrolls lore in general, it's complete, but with the whole thing of "Dragon Break" it's quite messy and complicated to understand sometimes.

I want to play Morrowind but the graphics turn me off of it. Unless there's version where somebody redid all the models/textures I doubt I'll ever get around to playing it

Dragon Break?

Izen, there are plenty of graphical mods and stuff. I'm currently using a rather simple one that has many functions but mostly just allows to use any resolution, since the game doesn't support widescreen. Looking around helps
It's very fun and not really long (I didn't really do much sidequests, only a few), and the story is quite good.


Also, Dragon Breaks. Like, the guys at Bethseda decided that they didn't want to have only one canon ending (for example, in Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall there are like 6 endings). Their solution? Make all endings canon. Basically, all the endings happen separately, but there's some dopeshit time-space rape and all the endings happen simultaneously, with sometimes contradicting and almost impossible outcomes. This breaks can take lots of time to end.

Short wiki article about it, a very interesting read. Elder Scrolls lore is big, sometimes complicated but it's quite amazing sometimes.

Oh yeah, the Warp of the West, for Daggerfall.

There's a couple of projects in the works, but they're still very much alpha-stage/work-in-progress from what I understand.

Not the graphics but the shitty randomness-based combat is what turns me off of Morrowind. Also the ♥♥♥♥ traveling/exploring.

Wut? That's one of the best things about morrowind! Exploring this new and alien world!

I too just finished playing through morrowind. Only I did it in oblivion using this: http://tesrenewal.com/morroblivion-download

morroblivion, for those not in the know, is a mod that ports morrowind completely into oblivion. It's in a relatively bug free state by now, with all the main game quests fully playable. The expansions haven't been completely ported yet. You can also use oblivion mods, like deadly reflexes, with it, making oblivions combat (which is already better than morrowinds) even better.

The randomness of battles can easily get less random as you level up your fighting skills, which isn't too complicated. Well, at least I bought an amulet that had summon bonewalker and many common soul gems, so I spent a large portion of game time selling bonewalkers in a gem. Made myself rich after a rather long, repetitive process, but the payoff was so big that I maxed lots of skills with it.
But yeah, the beginning is pretty annoying, considering that hitting a rat is hard as ♥♥♥♥.

Travelling is quite annoying too, the few options for fast travelling aren't enough later in game, but exploring is fun

Now I got Skyrim in the summer sale, so after Morrowind I'll begin with that. I'd have prefered to go with Obvlivio, but oh well. Doesn't matter

Don't let the bed bugs bite.

The first thing that came to mind was the itches you get when your body checks if your brain is still awake.

I wish I could tell you to take a break from all the stress, but it's none of my business.