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@w0rm wrote:

I’m enjoying Dragonborn. It’s refreshing to have new enemies, armors, weapons, ingredients, architecture, etc. I was hoping we would get to visit mainland Morrowind in Skyrim DLC, since Solstheim was visited in the Bloodmoon expansion for Elder Scrolls 3 and the location of TES 3 was VVardenfell, but it’s neat to get to travel to another part of Tamriel.

This is my first playthrough in which I’ve taken a companion. It’s much easier when your character is not the only focus for enemies.

I still have TES Morrowind sitting on my shelf waiting to be played but my current Skyrim character, Clawmerax – Argonian Two-Handed Alchemist, is only at level 30.

Sounds like quite the adventure! I played Runescape for a few hours to check it out, and Everquest too, for a few hours. I had a tour guide to show me how to contact people in your realm for help. Nicest randoms ever. But I don’t like all the details those games have. I need to be the Troll sidekick. Just run ahead and bash skulls.

“Me like KILL! No smashee?!? Me bored!”

Did you ever play that Minion game? Er, or… no it wasn’t that one, but that one was funny (dude with all the little freaky Minions, it wasn’t called Minion….) Then there was this game where you could get abilities and one of them was the ability to make a whirlwind. Then, when the dudes were all swirling around helpless it was easier to kill them. It was fun and funny. I think I played that one to the end. Maybe not.

You know, I actually think it’s a patience thing, now that I think of it. “Where’s the freaking herb?!? I checked all these plants and none of them do anything! I’ve been here an hour checking plants!! WHY CAN”T I STOP CHECKING PLANTS?!?!” lol

Give me a straight path to hell and a gun to kill the demons and I’m good.

Signed,
FPSFreak

Edit: and kicking chickens, kicking chickens was fun for about five minutes, then it lost it’s glory. But I can do the same thing over and over again in Halo. Beats me, I don’t get it.