In morrowind it was completely normal to be surounded by dunmer, they are humanoid and just have darker skin and red eyes.
Oblivion was mostly imperials, so you’re sounded by regular humans.
Skyrim was mostly nords, so human majority again.
A video game going back to redguard would be normal humans again.
Going to khajiit or argonian places makes it a furry game and it’s too big of a title now do be super weird like morrowind again.
I thought about that the other day, I never had a Digg account but I was on that site all the time. Stumbleupon was just a browser extension, most of those links are probably dead forever, and they for sure didnt expect you to make an account. Everything gets worse when people start milking the money out of it.
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I need respectable 90s Japanese cars that are competing to destroy the American automotive industry. But with electronic vehicles.
Is it because Taiwan is a country?
The US has never been allies with the CCP, they supported the KMT. The US overtly talked about using atomic weapons in the 1950s to protect Taiwan. If you’re a CCP enthusiast you have a lot of talking points about western intervention into China during the century of humilation, but being shocked the US would support Taiwan all of a sudden just makes you come off as ignorant.
You can just make new houses out of not sticks? Incredible.
If you’re making that look to a freind you’re not going to be friends long. If you’re making that look to all your coworkers, maybe you won’t be coworkers much longer either.
AI running a video game, somehow still less power efficient than a playstation 1. Good job guys. Just make an actual video game.
Clearly most of the people in this thread don’t want to scroll forward in a calendar to find what was easily accessible a moment ago. It should exist in the calendar and in the inbox. It’s an arbitrary quality of life issue, and they removed the ability for the users to decide for themselves if they can retain the message in their inbox.
I miss the large boxes that video games came in the early 2000s and earlier. The physical media, like manuals, maps, and tech trees were incredible. You couldn’t just alt+tab or check the internet, you had to pin a map to your computer room wall, and keep real notes. Its easier now, but it takes some magic out of the experience.
VLC? Foobar2000? I liked winamp.
This is how you end up with a homelab, it just takes one managed switch or a blade server amd now youre on ebay everyday looking for deals and struggling to pay electric bills.
No second joystick to emulate the circlepad pro? Wild to me they removed a feature from their origonal model, that fixed the only big fault with the legit nintendo.
Kansai International Airport - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansai_International_Airport
List of artificial islands - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_artificial_islands
So many examples of land reclamation, it is just a question of how much effort you are willing to expend. Kind of like mowing a lawn nature is always there, how willing are you to deal with it.
The origional post is hillarious though, glad to see the guy lost his property after stealing from public land.
They don’t play video games, they do coke or children. They live different lives than us poors.
Tight seal brass seat cover?
Don’t librarians in the US have to have masters degrees? I thought it was another underpaid very competitive career path where you had to wait for people to retire to find a job.
Meme and a history lesson, A+ post everyone.
Typically your first step in avoiding things like this is don’t be important. Your second is don’t record everything and share it. If you do have to share it, wait until long after you leave the place you recorded it.