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 Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:47 am
A Breton clad in a brown and green robe enters the tavern's oaken door, and heads to the nearest open table.. "Hm..." he mutters to himself, rifling through his bag for a while. Pulling a small brown sack from the bottom, he raises a hand ... "Can I get a bowl of Beef Stew or something like that?"
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:03 am
Supinelu I'm a goody-goody too xD It's not an absolute horrible thing but it often comes off as preachy and heavy-handed which I don't care for. I just hate being told "you're good or you're evil! and you can never be a bit of both!!" It's not realistic and it's jarring in the way that throwing around magic, or having sneering gargoyles trash talk you just isn't, to me. Sometimes the only satisfying thing to do is to swing that renegade interrupt and set an obnoxious Krogan on fire. I lean toward that one too. But that's perhaps my fixation with lightning and storms speaking through a bit. "Well, I can't say that the Fable series is know for it 'neutrality', I just... don't take it seriously. I mean, I can play the good guy the entire game, then on a whim go kill a bunch of civillians. In the end, as long as I'm entertained morality doesn't have a huge effect on me.
Hahaha, I'll probably switch to Swords + Shock later though, I'm not sure just yet, I really like the look the Vortex + Shock."
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:34 am
Deranged Hero "Well, I can't say that the Fable series is know for it 'neutrality', I just... don't take it seriously. I mean, I can play the good guy the entire game, then on a whim go kill a bunch of civillians. In the end, as long as I'm entertained morality doesn't have a huge effect on me.
Hahaha, I'll probably switch to Swords + Shock later though, I'm not sure just yet, I really like the look the Vortex + Shock." -shrugs- I happen to focus in large part on story and often feel Fable is lacking in that department. It's a good story don't get me wrong, but it just leaves me wanting something else. Like say, despite many of it's issues, DAII never did. It had a story that was there, perhaps not all connected to the original game, but I related to it in strong ways that I don't get from Fable. I don't know. I guess I'm just serious about everything, generally. Apologize though, for any offense. Just get me talking on something I like and I may never stop xD It's very nice for crowd control. Especially since I tend to prefer using the rifle which reloads slowly. Those guys with the flames though, that can't be picked up by vortex? Grr. I run around like a headless chicken trying to avoid the fireballs.
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:34 pm
Supinelu (I wanna play too. It's three am and I'm extremely bored...and need to get up in five hours for school. Ha.) A small, slender built Bosmer enters the tavern and swiftly moves to an out of the way table near the front of the establishment, barely making a noise. Snow crusts her leather armor and the bow upon her back. Her armor is worn and tarnished, sliced open at the collar where a scar peeks through underneath. It is badly in need of repair but the elf seems not to care, shrugging her weapon off onto the table with a dull thud while she signals the bartender. A quick movement, barely a flick of her pointer finger, brushed against the thumb of her right hand. She is a regular here and there is only one thing she ever drinks. Shadowbanish wine. While she waits for a response, she idly cleans the dirt (and blood) from underneath her fingernails with a dagger rediscovered from an undisclosed location.
Nerevar spotted his regular Bosmer customer and as always she would signal for a drink, and like always Nerevar would reply, "Get off your butt and come get it. Do I look like an Argonian maid?" Before he disappeared into the wine cellar to retrieve her bottle.
[[ Jumps into the Fable discussion. I always end up having two playthroughs, one as pure good and the other pure evil. Even with all the bells and whistles that part II and part III had I still love Fable I the most. Oakvale will always be my favorite location, I was SUPER sad to see what had happened to my favorite town in Fable II. ]]
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:39 pm
Nero-Sama A Breton clad in a brown and green robe enters the tavern's oaken door, and heads to the nearest open table.. "Hm..." he mutters to himself, rifling through his bag for a while. Pulling a small brown sack from the bottom, he raises a hand ... "Can I get a bowl of Beef Stew or something like that?"
Once Nerevar returned with the Bosmer bottle he sat it down on the bar and waited for her to come get it, just then a Breton walked in and asked for a bowl of stew. "Sorry no Beef Stew here, we have some a nice Morrowind classic Guar meat stew, take it or leave it."
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:28 pm
Nodding slightly, the Breton pulls a leather bound tome from his bag and begins reading up on the Alchemical properties of various plants indigenous to the land of Skyrim. "Hmm.. It appears the Nirn Root CAN grow in the tundra of Skyrim as well... Such a hearty specie of flora... Fascinating.."
Pulling a scribe's pen out, he begins scrawling various formulae and calculations of all sorts. Looking up, as though a thought had crossed his mind, "And perhaps some goats milk, aswell, good sir." he asks, and looks around for a moment...
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Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 5:59 pm
Nero-Sama Name: Nero (Drewbie) Birthday: December 16th '86
And here I thought I was the oldest, we can team up with our rocking chairs and shotguns to keep them young-ins off our lawns.
[[ Nerever disappeared into the back room, when he returned he carried a large bowl of stew and a flagon of goats milk. "That'll be 20 gold Septims." ]]
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 6:32 am
Nerevar Telvanni
Nerevar spotted his regular Bosmer customer and as always she would signal for a drink, and like always Nerevar would reply, "Get off your butt and come get it. Do I look like an Argonian maid?" Before he disappeared into the wine cellar to retrieve her bottle.
[[ Jumps into the Fable discussion. I always end up having two playthroughs, one as pure good and the other pure evil. Even with all the bells and whistles that part II and part III had I still love Fable I the most. Oakvale will always be my favorite location, I was SUPER sad to see what had happened to my favorite town in Fable II. ]]
"Something extra tonight," she told Nerevar when he returned from the cellar. "You'll like it." (Heh. Well, all I have to say to that is I liked Reaver probably over all the other heroes. Sorry Nerevar ;p)
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:16 am
Supinelu Nerevar Telvanni
Nerevar spotted his regular Bosmer customer and as always she would signal for a drink, and like always Nerevar would reply, "Get off your butt and come get it. Do I look like an Argonian maid?" Before he disappeared into the wine cellar to retrieve her bottle.
[[ Jumps into the Fable discussion. I always end up having two playthroughs, one as pure good and the other pure evil. Even with all the bells and whistles that part II and part III had I still love Fable I the most. Oakvale will always be my favorite location, I was SUPER sad to see what had happened to my favorite town in Fable II. ]]
"Something extra tonight," she told Nerevar when he returned from the cellar. "You'll like it." (Heh. Well, all I have to say to that is I liked Reaver probably over all the other heroes. Sorry Nerevar ;p)
Nerevar eyed the bag, then looked back at the Bosmer a grin formed across his ash colored face and said, "Thank you very much, but you will still have to come and get the bottle the next as well."
[[ stare That little narcissistic man destroyed my home town. Of all the Hero's I would not blink an eye if he died. Garth is my favorite Hero, who couldn't like a powerful mage voiced by actor Ron Glass? ]]
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Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:29 am
Nerevar Telvanni
Nerevar eyed the bag, then looked back at the Bosmer a grin formed across his ash colored face and said, "Thank you very much, but you will still have to come and get the bottle the next as well."
[[ stare That little narcissistic man destroyed my home town. Of all the Hero's I would not blink an eye if he died. Garth is my favorite Hero, who couldn't like a powerful mage voiced by actor Ron Glass? ]]
"Wouldn't expect anything less." Kai inclined her head, allowing the barest of smiles to pass across her face. (xD Can't help it. He's infectious. I happen to like Garth as well, and Hammer.)
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 1:51 am
"Sorry Tel but, I like Reaver. He makes me laugh(and has style). That said, I liked all the heroes in II, though... at some points Hammer was a little iffy to me. The whole violence/non-violence thing.
Though Fable is probably the most memorable game for me but, I still enjoy II and III. My favorite place was Orchard farm for some reason. I need to replay it again sometime soon I think.
I enjoy II and III for the co-op, because I've grown up playing games with siblings and friends, so even if co-op isn't fantastic it's still one of the major points for the Fable series for me.
And I might be MIA for a week atleast.
I bought Odin Sphere(because I saw it for sale at my local video store, I couldn't pass it up for $10 and it's a game I need to finish but, I'll be starting all over again) and I finally rented Mass Effect and intend to play it all the way through.
Wish me luck!"
((I also think I should start carrying my glasses around with me. I'm short sighted but I only really need them for watching tv/playing video games. It gets annoying when I can't read signs though, but I don't want to carry my glasses around either 'cause I'm awkward and wearing them all the time makes my head hurt.))
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 2:03 am
"Noooo!
The gods are against me. My Xbox will not read the disc! Ffff.
Why? Goddamnit, why?
Why can't people be more considerate and look after the discs?"
T-T
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 4:19 am
Deranged Hero "Noooo!
The gods are against me. My Xbox will not read the disc! Ffff.
Why? Goddamnit, why?
Why can't people be more considerate and look after the discs?"
T-T Try cleaning it with toothpaste? That may work. It helped me with scratchy FFVIII discs, a game I never did finish. Course, it can also probably wreck the thing forever so it's a toss up. If you do it do it lightly. Very lightly.
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 4:30 am
Supinelu Deranged Hero "Noooo!
The gods are against me. My Xbox will not read the disc! Ffff.
Why? Goddamnit, why?
Why can't people be more considerate and look after the discs?"
T-T Try cleaning it with toothpaste? That may work. It helped me with scratchy FFVIII discs, a game I never did finish. Course, it can also probably wreck the thing forever so it's a toss up. If you do it do it lightly. Very lightly. "Well, it's not my disc so I don't want to go messing with it.
I took it back down to the store and they cleaned it with their machine.
Gonna check if it works now."
edit;; nup. Still won't work. For now I'll play Odin Sphere.
I'll take Mass Effect back tomorrow and rent something else.
Anyone got any suggestions?
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 2:09 pm
Deranged Hero "Well, it's not my disc so I don't want to go messing with it.
I took it back down to the store and they cleaned it with their machine.
Gonna check if it works now."
edit;; nup. Still won't work. For now I'll play Odin Sphere.
I'll take Mass Effect back tomorrow and rent something else.
Anyone got any suggestions? RPG games? I like Lost Odyssey but again, never got around to finishing it, though not from lack of interest. My favorite part of it is it's dream sequences but they're not spoken and unfortunately quite long. Still, if you like story they're quite intriguing.
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