Padishah Mehmet II

... I'm intrigued.Wait, Blackreach is that psychedelic cave inbetween dwemer ruins, right?-Dovydas

Besides the point.Here, the debate is only about Twilight.Honestly, it is the worst movie/book, IMO, and I don't say that to look cool or clever. I don't care about the fans, some of them are decent people.-Dovydas

No.I just lately found myself disagreeing with you often.-Dovydas

And I found another Dragon. Attacked Riverrun (whatever that place is called that you go to when you leave Helgen (if you chose Imperial)), although I killed pretty quickly. The other random Dragon I fought was at a word wall too, and got me the "ice" shout. Awesome.

Hating on Twilight is so done. It's been so done. It doesn't make you look cool or clever to hate Twilight. The movies and books aren't that good, no, but I can list plenty of movies that sucked way more than the Twilight series.

Eragon and Twilight.Though Twilight less, because nothing better was to be expected.Eragon was at least decent as a novel - ignoring the marysueishness and outright bad writing of the Elves, it was a book that did not make you throw up after reading. The movie disappointed me much, much more than the book.Twilight, well. It's not worse than the book because it simply can't be.-Dovydas

NEVAH. I just don't get why people think they're so great. Most of their songs don't do anything innovative, all they do is make it... loud and charismatic. But it's NOT charismatic.

Not a single true word in that sentence.-Dovydas

Well someone sounds like a fan. I backed up my view, would you repay the currency?

How are 30 Seconds to Mars' songs charismatic and then say that they're not charismatic?

NEVAH. I just don't get why people think they're so great. Most of their songs don't do anything innovative, all they do is make it... loud and charismatic. But it's NOT charismatic.

Overrated: 30 Seconds To Mars.

No.There was this dude at Ghostgate before the final battle in Morrowind.A really old dude, supposedly a war veteran, of whom nobody was at all aware that he even was there. He gave you an "Old Man's Lucky Coin" as a supposed good luck charm on the way to defeat Dagoth Ur.If you went to an imperial cult shrine afterwards, they'd explain that it was a manifestation of Talos.http://uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:WulfAlso, I don't expect the Thalmor to attack Skyrim (not immediately at least) for the simple reason of it being completely out of the way. If they attack it, then honestly, they're one darned stupid gang of empire builders. That's not how it works at all. It's strategically a very dangerous gamble because, well, their hold on it would never be strong. And Ulfric doesn't seem too weak a king anyway. Realistically, it's kings like him who are the strongest and most powerful. Who calculate everything coldly, with blunt reason and logic.Plus, even if it happens, what the heck, I don't care, the only race I truly feel attached to are the Dunmer.-Dovydas

but as you can see Skyrim took over.-Skar

Actually, Ultimate_Kardas, it is your Oblivion char. He said he was "around at the time" when the Oblivion Crisis struck.Also, forgive me, ManiacToaLaco, but I seriously can't see how Oblivion, of all the games, could inspire any emotion whatsoever in you. When Martin went along and died, I was all, "Kay kay dude, stop talking and go save the world already. It's not like I care much about this province anyway."-Dovydas

Well, if you don't care about achievements (because the console disables them) you could press ~, click on the dragon's corpse, and write, "disable" - it'll remove the dragon from the game.-Dovydas

Morrowind produced in me an outright hate for the Empire that was my main fuel in deciding that unless I really want to try something new I will not join the Imperials in any playthrough in Skyrim.All the Nerevarine stuff about liberating Morrowind and saving the Dunmer, without any choice to start a revolt? AaaaaaaaaaaaarghSo when it came to Skyrim, I had to have only one good look at the Stormcloaks and I said, "Now these, these are my people."Honestly, I don't see them as racist. I don't even see Ulfric as racist. Now INB4YOUSAYANYTHING, the Dark Elves, who get most of the hate, are my favourite race in all of Tamriel. Anyway. The Stormcloaks. Sure, some of them talk stupid stuff about other races. But the impression I got was that Ulfric was simply sick and tired of the Empire maltreating Skyrim, and as for the other races, he seems to have rather neutral opinions if you hear what he says about them and not everyone else. Also, when Galmar suggested attacking Whiterun, Ulfric was rather unwilling to do so - for a man who wants power, he definitely has great respect for life, so really, I don't see him as powerhungry, or as racist. In my honest point of view, he makes more sense than the Imperials, who go off executing everyone without fair trials, whether they are claimants to high kingship, random horse thieves, or just some losers who weren't even on the list.And if the Empire breaks down here I have legitimate expectations that such chaos will break out all around that Morrowind will become a free nation.Anyway, surmising, my opinion is reflected in Ralof's words: "I've heard some things about Ulfric that I don't like, but he's right about this war and Skyrim's future." Plus, I have this thing against empires. Any country ruling any land outside, well, itself is a GO TO HECK in my book. I live in a country that has had the historical unfortunality of being the victim of many empires, so probably, it's my history classes paying off.Also. One detail. The Empire and the Thalmor are simply physically wrong about Talos. Talos is a god, established fact: a manifestation of Talos appears in Morrowind.-Dovydas

Lol, probably.Though you do have to admit, "Skyrim without the Empire, with free religion, and the preservation of its national heritage!" doesn't sound that good. xD-Dovydas

Finished the main quest with my Nord Stormcloak dude-with-no-magical-talent-whatsoever, who married Ysolda of Whiterun.Now, I'm playing Morrowind again because of a surge of nostalgy.... Honestly, Skyrim's great and all, really, really great, much much better than Oblivion too, but its story doesn't surpass, or even reach the level of, Morrowind.Its best achievement is the Liberation of Skyrim quest line, really, which is filled with so many epic moments and epic speeches and epic confrontations and a "Look who's executing who now" moment with General Tullius, that it's amazing.-Dovydas

John Ronald Reuel TolkienAndrzej SapkowskiTerry PrattchettGeorge R. R. MartinJ. D. Salinger-Dovydas

Rising MoonKragghSnoopy whatshisnumberTyler DurdenVelox... Yeah, if I forgot anyone, remind me, people.-Dovydas

it is human.it's like omegle except every minute or so it switches people around. thats why topics seem to change so suddenly. thats also why the guy up there got told what his favorite pony was.

Bollocks, everyone. What was the name of that penguin rahi? I remember having enjoyed saying that one back in the day.-Dovydas

No, it's not legal!

Neither's gay marriage. Being illegal doesn't make it wrong.- Tilius

Hai. I r on a Zyglak Quest. Would you liek to join me?

Wait, Pirok, that was you?... Which one of the five million?Anyway, King Joe, 2/5. You seem vaguely familiar.-Dovydas

I can never get into crime dramas (Aside from Marple, Poirot, Detective Lynley, Midsommer, etc.). A few episodes at a time can be interesting, but after a while it's really just the same thing over and over again, with a little character drama slapped in between. It's the same reason I loathe House.

2.5/5, been seeing you lately.-Dovydas