NotThePars

Cowards. I just take some rad-x and dive in.

I never got into Skyrim either. It's utterly dull. Dull characters, dull missions, awful voice acting and dialogue and the world felt empty. The Witcher has been such an eye opener into the potential of fantasy RPGs but then even Morrowind and Oblivion felt more engaging than Skyrim. I think it's partially because I want a fantasy world to look a little more like a "fantasy world" than the Scottish Highlands in the Middle Ages with dragons.

There's so much filler in this game.

It is I just thought it was a Friday a few months ago and naturally am incapable of remembering when it is.

Hudson Mohawke at the ABC on Friday. His live set at Field Day was triumphant and should be more so in his hometown and not in a muddy field.

It's the closest I've felt to a proper industrial warehouse vibe especially with the streams of people dotted about the entire venue pilled out their face. Kinda reminds me of Sankeys a bit especially with the location.

Don't play 3 after 4 because it'll be tarnished by how dated it will immediately feel.

Do the Brotherhood fetch and "go here, kill ghouls" quests become undoable when you side with the Railroad or whatever late in the main quest? I've failed a BoS mission automatically when starting The Nuclear Option and I can't talk to Knight Rhys or Scribe Neriah to complete their missions.

It noticeably slants in season ten IMO. Feels too much like they're pandering to the way they developed the characters in earlier seasons. Dennis' gradual transition into a genuinely quite predatory monster was so good but it feels so forced now. Season 7's the best for me when Mac gets fat.

Aye I rate it. It's got that good mix of being cavernous but intimate if you excuse me sounding like a right w**k. The only issue is getting a taxi after is an absolute nightmare. You're best getting on Dumbarton Road and hailing a taxi passing.

If Salmond tweeted something along the lines of "when man sees you in the ends" with some knife emojis I'd be really confused tbf.

Can think of a leader and country at one point in history where oratory power was celebrated and the substance of what was said was largely forgotten but I can't quite remember.

Saw a clip Kraviz posted and it looked amazing. I'd actually like to get to a Pressure in the SWG3 it's a cracking venue. Gutted I missed Clouds playing for 5 hours in the Poetry Club a couple of months ago. Bought tickets for George Fitz, Optimo NYE and SOPHIE in January. Considering going all out and going to Loefah, Marquis Hawkes and Busy P over the Christmas period as well.

Good to see the discourse moving away from the impact of air strikes and more on what it may mean for Hilary Benn's career.

"SNP tards" lol.

"No civilian casualties" doesn't mean a great deal either unless we consider what the government defines as a non-combatant.

Can add Illuminati to the list of people who think brown people in the Middle East dying is a Good Thing.

What is it about the newbies that do your nut in?

I am not necessarily opposed to air strikes against IS, I'm just opposed to this government ordering air strikes.

You've already made it clear that you're happy to see brown people in the Middle Easy pay the price.

Once again Mr Bairn is fine with people dying, as long as they're from the Middle East.

Where is Dunwich Borers roughly? Might go scout it out.

Aye I'm probably going to side with the Railroad. I'm not overly convinced by many aspects of the story but I do like that all of the factions are as "good" as each other and are instead dependent on what you personally support.

I've maxed out on Piper, Valentine and Deacon just now. Haven't found anyone else that's not boring enough to drag along.

Bumped the difficulty up to Hard and still finding it relatively comfortable, an obliteration from a Mirelurk Hunter ambush aside. Took out another Queen and cleared Lynn Woods as well.