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In terms of looks, over all the Elder Scrolls games, do you like light armour or heavy armour more?

micah211 wrote:I think this Lenovo is sold then, I just might have to upgrade to 16Gb's of RAM though.
I'm going to save that whole reply for the future if you don't mind.

The awesome amount of suits Spiderman has?

Sure. ^_^ Though I will add a few caveats.

For one, though I prefer AMD, it's been a loooong time since I've looked into CPU's. Your mileage may vary as to which flavor of CPU you want, as Intel may genuinely be better at some point in the scale.

For two, graphics cards for lappy's are potentially just as expensive and bothersome to replace as CPU's. So when purchasing, that's perhaps something to consider alongside the CPU.

For three, though I am by no means pushing one way or the other and I have no idea of your thoughts and stuffs, the Y700 series is actually on sale right now. Popped up on my favorite Black Friday ad website.

The cidence is, perhaps, coin.

As for Spiderman...I didn't know he had more than one. O_o

RedPlums wrote:In terms of looks, over all the Elder Scrolls games, do you like light armour or heavy armour more?

Light, usually. Glass armor looked better in Morrowind than Oblivion, but I still looked forward to getting a complete set. The norse armor was cool too, though usually not worth wearing by the time I found a full set.

I did like the Dwarven armor though. And the Elvish was pretty cool (but I can't remember if that was light or heavy).

That Y700 was only i5 though, Amazon has an i7 for $800 without a sale. I wish I could get AMD on it, but it doesn't look like I can buy it that way.
I'd have to wait until I can afford an AMD CPU and I'm fine with the graphics for now.

Spiderman has a lot of cool suits, specifically Cosmic-Spiderman.

The moment you watch a co-worker fight with the boss and you're standing there like ?

Elven armour is light.
Did crafting in Skyrim add to or take away from the game?

micah211 wrote:That Y700 was only i5 though, Amazon has an i7 for $800 without a sale. I wish I could get AMD on it, but it doesn't look like I can buy it that way.
I'd have to wait until I can afford an AMD CPU and I'm fine with the graphics for now.

Spiderman has a lot of cool suits, specifically Cosmic-Spiderman.

The moment you watch a co-worker fight with the boss and you're standing there like ?

Scroll down a bit, and there's a Y700 equipped with an i7 at 2.6GHz, 16GB of RAM, and an AMD graphics card for $750. No, I'm not drooling. My teeth are sweating.

That being the case, I've always been partial to the Scarlet Spider (who was emo before it was cool. Sleeveless hoodie? Come on son.). Miles Morales costume is pretty cool too.

That's always an awkward situation. For some reason, I always feel like going and hiding in a corner. XD

RedPlums wrote:Elven armour is light.
Did crafting in Skyrim add to or take away from the game?

I think I would have to tinker with it to find out, honestly. If it's a full scale Terraria/Minecraft/all games released after Minecraft thing...I think it would be a take away, for me. It's not that I don't enjoy crafting stuff, it's just...I don't want to have to crawl all over the world findind specific ingredients for specific armor. Not that I wouldn't be crawling all over the world anyway...I just don't want it to be a requirement. Plus, it's not really something I look for in an epic RPG. I'm not crawling through caves to find rocks to make armor; I'm crawling through caves to find slightly used armor. XD

Then again, if it's not complex or frustrating, I would probably find it fun. A neat addition that adds another element of making your character personalized. Depends on the system and how hard it is to find ingredients, and whether or not making high-level armor requires idiotic amounts of grinding.

I won't be able to afford that heavenly deal in time, Amazon has a slightly better one for 50 bucks more (It has a bigger screen).
I like my big screens. It has lower RAM though, weird.

Ah good old Ben Reilly... Or Joe Wade, but Reilly has the hooded suit.

Rainmeter?

When it snows 5 inches overnight? (which may or may not have happened to me)

micah211 wrote:I won't be able to afford that heavenly deal in time, Amazon has a slightly better one for 50 bucks more (It has a bigger screen).
I like my big screens. It has lower RAM though, weird.

Ah good old Ben Reilly... Or Joe Wade, but Reilly has the hooded suit.

Rainmeter?

A pain as familiar to me as gas. I never seem to have money when the good deals roll around...$50 isn't a bad compromise though, especially if it comes with a bigger screen.

I don't actually know anything about the Scarlet Spider...I heard him mentioned in the old cartoons, and I got the impression he was a clone or something. XD Besides, I don't even know what I'm talking about. Iron Spider. Waaay cooler. I can't believe I picked a sleeveless hoodie over the Iron Spider. O_o I must've been asleep...

I don't have one. We used to. I'm not much for weather science but those are cool little gadgets.

RedPlums wrote:When it snows 5 inches overnight? (which may or may not have happened to me)

Grab the canned milk, sugar, vanilla, and eat your weight in snow cream.

I've never had snow cream!

Would you rather drive in blinding snow or blinding rain?

It's funny, but most people that live around snow haven't. I think it's because here, it is a rarity to be enjoyed in as many ways possible. It's not a nuisance we deal with all winter. Regardless, if you are interested, you take a few gallons of clean snow, a can of milk (not sweetened and condensed; the thin stuff), a cup of sugar (more or less, to your liking) and a tablespoon or so of vanilla, and mix it all together. It's glorious. <3

Probably rain, for the aforementioned reason: we don't get snow here. I wouldn't know how to handle it. I've got head knowledge, but no practical experience. Blinding rain...meh, welcome to the south.

You people really don't know how to drive in it. I lived in TN for three years, everytime it snowed people rushed to the stores to buy milk, bread and eggs, and then subsequently half of them crashed on the way home. It was mildly amusing.

Sheik or Zelda?

Yes. Well. At least we know how to make snow cream.

Probably Zelda. Sheik is cool, but Zelda is pretty tough on her own, sans disguise. Made sense in the story, but Zelda doesn't need it.

Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde?

Same person. Jekyll unleashed the evil in his heart by making a choice to do so, not by drinking a potion.

Not that Rainmeter.
https://www.rainmeter.net/

Thoughts on No Man's Sky suddenly becoming a good game because of the new update?