Christ Centered Gamer

You can always blame the system. It's such a vague term most people will just nod sagely in agreement.

Back scratchers are the tool you never care about until you don't have one nearby?

I like back scratchers that have those rollers on one end as well as the scratcher. I like being massaged and scratched at the same time.

The wrath of angry vikings?

Like, the football team? Well if that made them play any better I would be all for the wrath of angry Vikings. They've lost like, 5 games in a row now. I guess the new multi-billion dollar stadium doesn't help them.

I don't actually watch football. I watch Blood Bowl occasionally. But it saddens me that Vikings are so poorly represented.

Bluetooth?

I don't watch football either, unless I have no other option. I hear about the Vikings from either my father or customers.

I would like Bluetooth a lot more if it were more reliable. Once they find a way to have a better and stronger connection on Bluetooth devices, I will advocate and use them.

That's tricky with bluetooth, since its designed to be low power. For myself, I blame cellphone makers for not doing a better job of insuring genericness in their bluetooth dealings; because outside of those, it works incredibly well (game controllers and TV remotes come to mind).

Glass or daedric armor/weaponry?

Or is that even still a thing in Skyrim? O_o

Oh it's totally a thing. In terms of looks, I like Skyrim's glass items over the Daedric. But Oblivion's Daedric over the glass. In terms of craftability, I like glass, it's easier in my opinion.

There's armor crafting in Skyrim? O_o

Um, YEAH! It's totally awesome! I think it's great. You have to go and mine the ore and tan the leather and then smelt the ore and cut up the leather and then craft the armour at a forge, then you can improve it with more materials at a crafting bench or sharpen the blades at a wheel. You can even craft building materials for your house that you get to make from scratch. I think it was a great addition into the game.

Can you still find armor laying around and in chests and stuff?

Oh totally! Bandit chiefs and thiefs and Word Wall chests are the best places to find armour. Or from the smith directly, but that requires money. I just like the role-play aspect a bit more in Elder Scrolls games, so I naturally enjoy the mining & crafting of armour more.

I can see that. Taken in the aspect, I suppose I would prefer that too...still, nothing like finding a sweet piece of armor or a weapon in some forgotten, evil laden cave.

Thanksgiving dinner?

More like a lunch for us. We're spending it by ourselves this year. Just myself, my younger brother and parents. Nothing too exciting. You?

Close family, but not the extended family. It was good times, save for the fact I ate enough to hurt. Which will be considered good times when the pain stops, I guess.

Brined turkey?