If I recall correctly, there is a barrel near (or in Vivec) that has a full set of glass armor, free for the taking. If you know where to look, then you can get through the early portions of the game with some decent defenses. Helpful against those stupid cliff racers.Chozon1 wrote: Sat Jun 17, 2017 7:35 am Tribunal kinda breaks the game though. It sends Dark Brotherhood agents after you within the first hour, and while they are kinda tough to kill...you have access to a full suit of Dark Brotherhood assassin armor. O_o That's like...50% armor within an hour. XD Werewolves though.
I can see a major problem with that scenario. What if there wasn't an off switch? You could go ahead and gorge all you want... and still end up starving to death.Chozon1 wrote: Sat Jun 17, 2017 7:35 am Installing a black hole generator in your stomach to increase your eating capacity?
"Don't sweat the small stuff... and it's all small stuff."
), so I'm running on what I find au natural. Which is working out well, considering the game-breaking assassins are dropping ebony short swords now. O_o I visited the mudcrab merchant and walked away with 90K gold. XD When I hit 100K, I put it into magic training and paid for about...6 levels. I don't know if that was the original intention, but that sounds pretty good! Depends on the gravy, though.
I don't see anything wrong with them. They can provide a nice resolution to the main plot... and sometimes include a sequel hook to encourage people to want to read more.
You know, lately I would have to say digital music. It doesn't clutter up the house, and I don't have to worry about broken discs (compact or vinyl). Not only that, I can purchase only the tracks I like off certain albums, and ignore the filler crap.
One person's clutter is another's Collection. We started with 78s then vinyl ( LPs or 45s ), on to 8 tracks, cassettes and finally CDs. How do you display digital ( wanna see my thumb drives? ) ?Sstavix wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2017 7:21 amYou know, lately I would have to say digital music. It doesn't clutter up the house, and I don't have to worry about broken discs (compact or vinyl). Not only that, I can purchase only the tracks I like off certain albums, and ignore the filler crap.
The only thing I do miss, though, would be the liner notes and the great album covers. I always enjoyed reading those, including the "thank yous" that many artists include. Perhaps it's just me though, because I often prefer the tactile feel of reading a book over reading it on my Kindle, too. There's just something about paper....
Of course vinyl album covers were informative and artistic. Some of the ' filler ' could be better than the featured tracks. Personally, I bought albums by artists because most of the music was exceptional whether secular or Christian. Hey, my first album I ever owned was vinyl ("Weird Al" Yankovic's "Even Worse," in case you were wondering). So I know what you're talking about!Comotto wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2017 12:44 pm One person's clutter is another's Collection. We started with 78s then vinyl ( LPs or 45s ), on to 8 tracks, cassettes and finally CDs.
No argument there, either. But you have to admit that there are some songs that are on a few albums simply because the artists needed to fill space. One example I can think of is "The River" from Thousand Foot Krutch's latest album, "Exhale." It's a song about baptism... but it's harsh and repetitious, almost as a contrast to the subject matter. The rest of that album is great, but that song... ugh.Comotto wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2017 12:44 pm Some of the ' filler ' could be better than the featured tracks.
Your probably not going to be able to fully appreciate vinyl with a cheap player.Chozon1 wrote: Fri Jul 07, 2017 5:57 am Coincidentally, I bought a limited edition Theocracy album just for collections sake. I don't actually have a way to listen to it at the moment. XD But the more I read about vinyl, the more intrigued I get, so I'm working on finding a cheap record player.
Lentils?
