#skyrim liveblog

[fukiana]

[alien-wooliee]

i want to beat up langely so bad you have no idea i need to punch this dweeb into the ends of the earth

[skyrim-said-that]

Just found out the kids at dragonsreach are being mean to my kid. What the FUCK bro I will beat up a child I swear

[mabaris]

on the edge of my seat going into kal sharok. i’m SO excited

[youngwizate]

HELLO, I love the detail I just spotted in a silly little quest,,,,,

There was this wharf rat "trustworthy art dealer" named Honest Jenkins.

If there's anything I've learned from Skyrim, it's that name-attached adjectives often tell the opposite of the person's character. For instance, Grelod the Kind, who was not very kind.

Let me tell you, Honest Jenkins was not honest. But at least he was only selling that crappy little flower pot for 200 gold. 😌 Jenkins may have been a liar, but the bazaar has definitely ripped me off way worse before.

Anyways, any fellow nerd know what this sort of naming thing is called? I swear there's a word for it, but I forgot... (please let this phenomenon be a legit thing that I can research to a disgusting degree 👀)

[fallout-lou-begas]

is it weird if i fucking love the house of black even though their gimmick is literally unbelievable in kayfabe but these viking guys just feel lame as hell

[allgremlinart]

what beautiful meticulously thought out puzzles and game mechanics Shuntaro Furukawa, unfortunately I'm still just gonna Skyrim it*

[lichposting]

like from what ive seen of bishop so far in nwn2 hes been wildly sexist to a female MC, been rude and unhelpful generally, made an explicit (joke) rape threat to a female NPC. and someone made a skyrim mod where you like get married and have a kid with him. what am i missing

[miss-floral-thief]

Didn’t expect Dragonborn to

Show up as a term in a Korean story

[cmbdragon98]

Hi:)

How are you doing?

Hello, I missed this!! Been keeping a bit busy.... and by Busy, I mean, creating Kahjiit characters, one from my friend's Xbox, while I was visiting her

This girliepop is named Critter 9000

And then

This one I made for my own enjoyment. His name is Gregert. And in my brain, he is Critter 9000's younger runt brother. Even though he is most assuredly the larger of the two. They both wield big, fuck ass two-handed weapons. Gregert is more inclined to be a disgusting beta who uses magic and alteration and conjuration to survive the wilderness of Skyrim, whereas Critter 9000 insists upon simply smashing tf out of anything that reveals itself to her......

So yeah, that's what I've been up to

[jalopeura]

my most recent skyrim pc who keeps reminding me of someone or something that i just. can. Not put my finger on. is it barbie? or some other kind of doll? or an actress?

anyway. this is quartz, breton-altmer, spellsword & the cutest little thing in all of tamriel i think :3

[showyoumyfavoriteobsession]

very impressed by the twist of the emperor's identity! i'm so curious if that's completely missable if you don't chase down wyll's quest or if it comes up later. i hadn't really been intending to do much of wyll's quest, since i haven't had him in my party, but it ended up being pretty tied into the main plot and i certainly didn't mind.

i'm getting to the point where i kind of just want to go to the end so i can start another playthrough - today i picked up the second netherstone, and i'm debating which sidequests i actually want to chase down before heading for the last (i assume after i get the last one i'll pretty much be going straight into the big battle). i've already pretty much set aside karlach and lae'zel's quests on this playthrough; the big one i still need to decide if i'm doing is finding minsc. i'm kind of leaning away from it, although i might start it and i can always abandon it. i'm so rarely a completionist, but this game does a really good job of tying most of the side content to the main thread of the game, which makes it all really tempting. but i also don't want to burn myself out and lose interest, especially so close to the end.

[byrdsfly]

There's something inherently funny about seeing a spoilers tag for a game that's been re-released so many times this is a common question on Google:

Just from that it's actually on there 3 times in the top 10, lol.

[skyrim-said-that]

In honor of the new fallout tv show, I’m starting a new fallout 4 game, I liveblog over on @angie-games if anyone is interested

[thatone-churro]

btw i promise it’s not like. a threatening reaction it never has been; it this point it’s usually vomiting an hour after eating it at worst and then i get up and go on with my day. so we’re playing the waiting game until either that happens or a good bit of time after so i can go to the library to print this draft of my paper 😭

god damnit. accidentally ate the smallest bite of peanut butter and like half my lip swelled up. time to go sit at home for an hour instead of getting my shit done at the library to make sure that if i do i at least vomit in my own toilet :/

[kerubimcrepin]

Liveblog - Dofus, livre 1 : Julith [PART 11]

As I've mentioned, Kerubim and Julith have Beef.

As far as she is concerned, whether he was behind her framing (he wasn't) he is one of the people to blame. He defeated her that fateful day, and then she never saw her son again.

I've already went into detail, on the way "killing" her has affected him, (A mixture of horror and duty. Killing a mother and making a child an orphan for the sake of a city. Being grateful for her dying because it made him a father instead. Feeling awful for that thought.) but it is interesting, how he reacted to her turning out to be alive, when he killed her with his own hands.

Seething. Perhaps even coping.

This is chichala, which we had seen. I suppose he uses it to buff himself up before the boss fight. Drinking alcohol before a fight is very much RPG logic.

Sadly, there are no interesting buffs to it in-game:

I think a lot about the way Kerubim, Joris, and Atcham would be characterized in video game logic, by the way. I still have no working theory of how the hell their fighting styles would synergize. Would Joris be their buffer/debuffer? Their glass canon? Both? And do any of them take ranged weapons on missions...?

They probably do. It'd be kinda dumb not to. Personally, I like to imagine that Atcham would be the one using those, most of the time. He has that "skyrim stealth archer" vibe to him. (Though they're all melee users, through and through.)

Despite how smug he is at a couple of moments, he really was struggling during this fight.

My honest reaction whenever Kerubim does this fucking face is just:

This is very much a "deeply mentally ill adoptive father (who inadvertently ruined his child's life by adopting them to atone for his sins + because he was abused as a child) fighting through an army for his child before dying in their arms and saying they're the only good thing he ever had" look for him.

Another reason that one has to support both women's rights and wrongs when talking about Julith, is that, like.,.. what was she playing at, here? There are two possibilities:

That she would destroy whoever has the dragon's soul and set it free, giving her an advantage.

That Kerubim would shield that person.

Either one is good. :)

Either way she was perfectly willing to risk/attempt blowing up a random, innocent person, who was hiding from her.

My personal headcanon is that while Julith is physically stronger than Kerubim, she lost ten years prior because she couldn't stop thinking about The Baby. Where were they taking Joris? Did Bakara leave with him? Is Joris alright? Didn't Jahash give him to this cat man, who was now trying to kill her? What the fuck is going on, who did this, why, why, why?

I imagine seeing him lose for the exact same reason brings her great pleasure.

the nonbinary slay here was insane

Guys I think this might be bad for Joris's long term mental stability.

On a more serious note, I think there should be more content about Joris fucking hating Julith. During the movie? There's too much going on to work out what he feels.

But after? He has all the time in the world to hate her for everything she did.

I do think that he probably grew up and found whoever framed her to take revenge on/to get justice. But hating her, and wanting to clear her name of the crimes she DIDN'T commit so she could have some peace in death, so that people would stop smearing her name, — are two things that can coexist.

Like to slap his bald scaly head, reblog to slap his bald scaly head.

Kerubim never changed his stupid ass baka "George George the Farmer Farmer" name.

Though we've been knew.

BAD. I DON'T LIKE THIS.

AND she recognizes him by the blue eyes. AND, this implies that, for the entirety of the Dofus show, — and the entirety of Wakfu as well, since he, once again, has yellow eyes there, — he had dragon eyes.

Imagine being Simone, waking up at 3am, realizing because you forgot something in Joris and Kerubim's bedroom, sneaking in, and seeing this.

It also raises some questions about adult Joris, because we know he no longer has Grougalorasalar in him. The easiest explanation is that he spent so much time with the dragon, that after their final separation, his eyes couldn't change anymore.

After all, — the changes the dragon made to his height/skin/hair are permanent. It would make sense that, with time, even his eyes would be permanently altered.

I don't think it's a sad thing, by the way. Imagine going your whole life with beautiful brown eyes that look a bit like your adoptive father's. Then imagine suddenly having blue eyes (scary) and that they're your Dead Father's Who You Never Met but whom everyone misses. Like which pair of eyes would you choose? Because I think there IS a right answer to this riddle.

I think Julith has convinced herself that whoever took her and Jahash out wouldn't want loose ends, and that Joris was taken out as well, or something. Maybe that's why he wasn't really on her mind.

Mind you, this is a tinfoil hat headcanon.

This is so beautiful, to me... She was so emotionally stricken by seeing him again as his mother, that his father, who was both fatally wounded and stricken by seeing her perform deeply painful dark rituals on his son after traumatizing him, could land one last hit on her to save said son.

Julith has been a mother for a grand total of a few days to a month, while Kerubim has been for 10 years. Of course, her first concern is getting surprised it's him, and not that she hurt him. Because she couldn't even dream that she'd ever see him again.

There's a tragedy in that. She never even had a chance to learn how to be his mother, or who he is as a person, — she was the mother of an infant. Her love for him is far more theoretical than Kerubim's.

It's a love for Joris not as a person, but as a lost opportunity.

So she has no regrets about hurting him, — and she will hurt him as many times as it takes, if that's what it takes to get back her family.