*cricket noise
cricket noise
cricket n- crunch noise
crunch noise*

*Watches tumbleweed blow past*

So Thorny what's on tap for today?

3 flavours of nothing I'm afraid.

Unless you want to drink dragon's blood. Went hunting earlier and got a couple of barrels of the stuff

Skyrim?

Haven´t been at a computer that has internet so I´m partially to blame for the cricket invasion..

Shame on you!

Can´t help it I´m afraid. It´s up to the internet provider to get that puter going. We´ve been waiting for one and a half week now

Ugh yeah ISPs are usually pretty bad with customer serviced

And in this day and age. I thought by now internet would be everywhere with no need to order it. We are also supposed to have hoverboards and self-lacing shoes

Haha well as to hoverboards Marty introducing the skateboard in 1955 pushed skateboard technology ahead by at least 10 years in their world, so by 2025 we should have legit hoverboards!

Yup.

It turns out that going up against dragons on expert difficulty with a Shieldmage is actually pretty boring

Seriously. Am I the only one watching the sofa man hunt for ghosts in the woods around Norwich in a video from 2011?

This post has been edited by mirocu: Nov 25 2016, 09:46 PM

Oh? Did you pawn them like they were a gnoob?


Yes. Lol

From here anyway then. The video has a few hundred thousand views

I'm gonna say...

Yes



They got rekt

(It's actually bordering on the painful for me to post that )

This post has been edited by Callidus Thorn: Nov 25 2016, 10:04 PM

Y dat, meight?

Maybe try increasing the difficulty setting?

More like turning it down from Expert to Adept.

My character's level 21, using apprentice level destruction spells because he lacks the perk/skill to make the adept spells cost-effective, and barely making a dent with them. Summoning a flame atronach is a big help, but trying to directly damage the dragon means a lot of time spent waiting for magicka to regenerate. The only non-magical damage he can do is shield bashing, but he needs to save stamina for blocking dragon breaths(elemental protection perk, very handy). And if it weren't for the staff of fireballs he happened to be carrying, and the dozen soul gems used up recharging it, the fights would have taken three time as long.

It just means too much time spent standing around, passively. I'm actually starting to regret starting the MQ with this character. Against anything else he's fought, he great fun to use, but against dragons? Forget about it.