Jake

I was writing out some stuff for college when I had to bring up past services, which reminded me of my writing job on this site. Damn, isn't this a piece of nostalgia. I kept meaning to come back to this guild and post regularly, but I never got around to it. Just...wow. So much emotion from all the memories is pouring through me right now. I'd just like to thank everyone here for contributing to this amazing community back when I was an active part of it. My freshman year of high school was unquestionably the worst year of my life, and I'm not exaggerating in the slightest when I say I might not have made it without the support of you guys. If any of you guys want to add me and catch up, my Steam ID is Sir SquishyMan. Hey, maybe if the major members all add each other, we can rekindle this flame and keep the guild yet alive, eh? As for cringing at older material, I can still remember my mindset of those days. I was an extreme libertarian and red pill advocate. Jesus Christ, what was I thinking? I'll probably look back on my current views with similar disgust, but who knows? Anyway, all the memories are coming back. I'm almost tearing up just writing this. This may sound cheesy as hell, but I just want to let you guys know, this guild meant a lot to me. So, thank you. Especially you, David. I'll never forget you guys.

Apologies for the long response; I haven't been on for a while. There is a quest in the game that allows you to become an Agent of Dibella. Apologies, I cannot remember the name of the top of my head. Completion of this quest gives you a passive 10% damage bonus against the opposite sex. Most NPCs are male, and for some reason, dragons and several other genderless enemies are also registered as male. This makes female characters ultimately better.

Unfortunately for PS+ users, they'll still have to pay for every other online game in their library, so they'll end up paying two subscriptions anyway. Personally, if possible, I think the best solution would have been to have no subscription fee on Ps4 and have Sony give the ESO developers/publishers a commission based on game activity.

I didn't know we had another Jake in the group.

I'm not saying it will be a bad game by any means, but $15 dollars a months is INCREDIBLY steep, no matter how good the game is. This goes double for their target audience, PC gamers, who are used to picking up games for $5-$10 in Steam sales in most of their shopping.

I think a 1-time payment would have been a better option, similar to Guild Wars, along with chunks of paid DLC every couple of months. Then again, I don't know what this game will cost to upkeep, so maybe the high price is necessary. We'll see, but unless their payment model changes, I'm going to sit out this one.

INTJIntrovert(89%) iNtuitive(50%) Thinking(62%) Judging(33%) [*]You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%) [*]You have moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (50%) [*]You have distinctive preference of Thinking over Feeling (62%) [*]You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (33%) Seems to fit me pretty well. I've never been much of a social person, and I believe logic trumps emotion every time.

That doesn't explain why they don't suspect anything when their kids receive presents from Santa, only why they didn't suspect anything from their memories as children.

I have always wondered the same thing. How Christmas is usually set up, though, at least when I was growing up, was that the parents and other family members gave the majority of the gifts, while Santa usually only left a couple. Therefore, it wouldn't be too far out of the question for each parent to assume the other one was covering it.

I only have about 3 friends anyway.

Just train from a master trainer and pickpocket your gold back. Post 1.9, that's probably the best way.

Why are so many people liking my post?

Hours before New Years, I found out 2 of my 3 friends couldn't make it, and I didn't know how to contact the 3rd. Later on, my 2nd friend made it after all, and we played video games.

Invite some friends over, then forget it's New Years and play video games, missing the countdown.

Are you sure that your healthcare wasn't uninstalled in the process of installing the other two DLCs? I know it's a long shot, but if so, then reinstall your healthcare and reload a save before your healthcare was uninstalled.

One is legendary, while the other is official.

Merry Christmas to you all. About a week before Christmas, my dad bought the family a pinball machine, which was the main gift. I also received a new monitor for my computer. It gives me a jump in resolution from 1028p to 1080p, which is a larger difference than you would think. My mom died from cancer last May. Before she died, she put together three boxes for me and my two brothers, which my dad gave to us this Christmas. Inside, there was a letter, along with assorted trinkets she left to us. The wooden box itself was pretty nice, too. I received assorted candy in my stocking. My dad's friend who's been practically living with us as of late gave me 1 chinese renminbi. My brother bought me Rocksmith 2014. My other brother bought me an adapter to connect a Gamecube controller to my PC. My best friend bought me another one of those adapters, which I guess will come in handy the few times I need to use 4 Gamecube controllers with my PC. My best friend also bought me an adapter to connect Gamecube controllers to the Wii U. My second best friend bought me Kingdoms Rise. Many a Steam Sale left me in a mountain of debt, so my dad paid off $50 of it for me. Valve gave me Left 4 Dead 2.

Yes, I've heard of DaggerXL. I believe I only completed the first 2 story arcs in Daggerfall before moving on to other games, but I was going to attempt to play through the whole game once they finish DaggerXL.

Arena, Daggerfall, and Skyrim. Arena sucked. It's outdated with terrible controls, and the tutorial dungeon is a nightmare. Even the Bethesda developers admit they have trouble beating it. Daggerfall was ok. The map system was pretty bad, which made it difficult to navigate dungeons, but the fast travel system was excellent. Probably the greatest fast travel system I've ever seen. Skyrim was excellent, outside of the level scaling. Of course, I hardly need to explain what I liked about the game, because that's the one game we've all likely played.

*takes party favor bag and slips out back door*