Kye

Wow. I love your style. You put your own flare onto a realist form. Really awesome.

There are always going to be people that don't like something that you like or feel very passionate about. I just move on, and strive to find common ground in something we all enjoy. Then we branch out from there. Also make the effort to show you are willing to try to like something that your friend(s) like. Who knows? You might actually like it. When they see you made the effort. They'll make the effort.

Actually, this isn't vanilla TESV. It's modded with all those purdy graphics mods floating around on Skyrim Nexus. I am currently running at least 30-40 graphic mods, with even more .ini edits. My friend created the ENB preset I use in these pictures (the Grim Winter ENB series). Additionally, I dabble in modding on the side. The masked iron helmet my Dovahkiin is wearing in the pics is my handiwork. G/f's still teaching me the ins-and-outs of Skyrim modding however lol. I will be making a post in here to let you know what I am using specifically as I recently updated more stuff. In the meantime, here's some more pics:

Did you actually type up a review for an extremely popular/classic 21-year old game? And you gave it a 9/10? ... Penny-Arcade sums up how I feel about people reviewing classic, and massively popular/critically-acclaimed games... Twenty to thirty years later:

Handsome Jack (Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel/Borderlands 2/Tales from the Borderlands) Harbinger (Mass Effect 2) Miraak (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn DLC) Darth Revan, and Darth Malak (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic)

They already announced development has begun on TES6: Argonia. So, we'll see what's announced this year. My money's on TES6.

Sure, that is an option. But some people don't like digital downloads/prefer to have a physical copy of a desired game. Others don't like having to wait for the game to be delivered via a carrier. And others don't like shopping for vidyah gahmez at Walmart. Hence where GameStop comes into the equation. GameStop is alright, but stickers are the Devil.

Some more pics in no particular order:

I kind of mess around with vidyah game photography. Mostly, I take pictures in a heavily modded TESV: Skyrim client in-order to show off just how damn pretty it is. Here are a few shots from my gallery: So that's some of my stuff. Be sure to check back every couple of days, I tend to post new content regularly. If you need to know what mods I'm using in my pics, or need general photography/vidyah game photography tips. Don't be afraid to ask! Other Links: Flickr tumblr

The problem with the support system in Awakening was not the addition of children. It was that they half-assed the variety of support dialogue due to speeding up the release of the game. Hence the generic-supports. Either they need to cut back on the amount of characters in the player's army to pursue quality (which I highly doubt IntSys. will ever consider), or have 2nd generation children replace their parents within the 1st generation roster (FE4 handled children this way; and it was pretty awesome). Regardless, a 2nd generation is an awesome concept. Just one that needs to be utilized without a plot mechanic involving time-travel.

Yeah the system works as is, but it's a matter-of-debate whether it works as intended or not. But it does work, especially in regards to Lunatic+. Also, I thought it was kind of obvious I was joking with the objective-spam?

Oh yeah, that's right. It was Anri's brother Marcelus. Gods, it's been so long since I last played Shadow Dragon/New Mystery. Regardless, Marth, and by relation Chrom, are still descendants of Anri. Indirect descendants as it were. Though they are still of the same bloodline. I also never said Marth, or Anri had "special markings". The Brands only appear if an individual forges a blood-pact with a Dragon in-order to borrow a portion of their power (these individuals can also become vessels for said Dragon). The Brand is a mark of that pact. Regardless, I'm still going with the bloodline concept. Honestly, there's a ton of plot holes between games throughout the Archaenea series (including the Jugdral, and Valentia sagas). Either the developers create the FE version of the Hyrule Historia to hammer out some details. Or we have to go on what we know from past games. Kinda wish they retconned some stuff with Awakening's release. Then again, I wish Awakening had less plot holes. Period.

Oh my God, I forgot about Gauis' blackmail Supports with the MU! Here's my favorite: Avatar: ...Did you just call me 'Bubbles'? Er, but don't worry. I won't tell any- Gaius: You'll tell everyone, you say? So it's to be blackmail, is it? Fine then. I can understand taking an opportunity to line your pockets. You can have my portion of dinner tonight, okay? Will that slake your greed for now?! Who says that in this context? That's great lol.

The Brand can appear at any time in an individual's lifespan if they are of a bloodline that made a blood pact with a particular Dragon. That was established since FE4 iirc. Just as easily explains why Lissa does not have the Mark of Naga. It would probably surface in old age. It's not unheard of lore-wise. In regards to the Falchion requiring the Brand of Naga in-order to be utilized. Anri's lineage, his bloodline, are "permitted by Naga" to wield Falchion in it's full capacity. Since the First Exalt, and Chrom's kin, are all distant descendants of Marth/Anri. It can be presumed that the bloodline itself is what is required to wield Falchion in it's full potential. The First Exalt blood-bonded with Naga in-order to perform the Rite of Awakening (this way the First Exalt could acquire the necessary power to defeat Grima since the Falchion alone was not strong enough). That's what the blood-pact was for as far as I remember.

I would like to see the return of the Magic Triangle loosely based on GotHW's set-up while leaving other forms of non-elemental magic on the outside (light, and dark in this case). Is the lack of a Magic Triangle that big a deal though? No, not really. If they rebalance the differing elements to be drastically different to each other (not just in stats, but in effects/bonuses), then I'd be down for that as well. Variety is what's important, not another aspect of the Weapon Triangle. Did the Magic Triangle make past games more strategic? Nope. You just had to adjust your tactics ever-so-slightly per battle, but other than that it had no huge impact on the overall gameplay. Thus strategy wasn't affected. So hopefully FE14 has more varied/drastically-different magicks (AoEs, DoTs, etc...). Rather than re-using the old Magic Triangle that did little to diversify the game in the past. The former would truly change the tactical play-out (which in-turn would affect the long-time strategic aspect of the main game) of Magic vs. Physical. Well that's my opinion on things. I suppose we'll see what happens come later this year. Either way, I am glad we are getting another standalone FE title. :3