Gaming

Southerners think everything is North.

It is. If you keep going north you end up in the south eventually. 

Unless you found the flag on the north pole, you can still go north.
Unless you got lost and passed by it in a snow storm...

Compasses don't require flags to function 

I'm north shore what that's got to do with anything...

Half Life 2 is currently free on Steam as part of the game's 20th Anniversary if you don't have it already.

 
I had the first one from when that was given away free, but not the second.

Oh dear.
I just compared the exterior Breezehome to the interior. I should've learned not to do that
(It's one thing that the exterior building is slightly smaller overall, but quite another that the interior "hall" with firepit etc is pretty much twice as long inside... )

I've still never noticed anything wrong with it.

Elsewhere I have now reached the point of no return in Rise Of The Tomb Raider.

EDIT:
And what is north of the northiest thing in Skyrim?
Oh... The dilemma. I thought that would come later.



Hard Save and think about it some more.

Well, to be honest I never really noticed it either, so I'm just gonna accept it. But I am doing something else I would never do again, which is add windows to a building's exterior. At least the walls are flat here. And I did learn that "recalculate normals from faces" fixes at least some shading issues after making holes in the walls. At least on flat walls. I'll have to try it on the Riften walls too, eventually.

But now I need sleep. Tomorrow my eldest sister is coming to celebrate dad - he's partying for three days straight. (Friday was coffee and cake with the other "interns" as my grandpa apparently called other elderly people living in homes like that one...)