You say “Well met!” when you like what someone’s doing.
You know how to become a “master of blunt” without any marijuana.
You title your to-do list “Active Quest.”
When your boss asks you what you’ve been working on, you feel “block skills” is an acceptable answer.
You use the word “Nord” instead of “nerd”.
Your friends invite you to the lake but you spend your time scouring the shore for Nirnroot.
The morning after some hard partying, you blend blackberries, strawberries, apple juice and fennel seeds together in an attempt to restore your fatigue.
You actually knew that blackberries, strawberries, apples and fennel seeds could be used to create a “restore fatigue” potion.
You know that “Goblin Berserker” is not a band name (but think it should be.)
You just breathed a sigh of relief because the obsessive things you do didn’t make this list.
If you had told me a month ago that something would replace my obsession with MySpace, I would’ve called you a damned liar. Never in a million blogs would I have believed that something could interfere with my daily (okay, make that 20 times daily) bulletin readings.
So when did the latest batch of porn star names and strange but true technology stories get moved to my back burner? It all started on an afternoon in late March during what I thought would be an average visit to GameStop. Little did I know that trip would change my life forever. Read the rest of this entry »
98% of the time, the AI in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is amazing. However, in any game this complex, there will be moments when it’s less than stellar. This would be one of those moments.
In The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, you have the ability to totally customize your character. Everything from your race to the width of your character’s nostrils is up to you. YouTube.com user Kaiem has created a virtual Chuck Norris and set him loose in Cyrodiil. Hee-larious.