Gaming

Yep, and next week. They have gone cat crazy 

Easily done

I was just checking out all the Guild Traders in Ebonheart on my way to The Jester's Festival and one of them was selling a particular hood that I've been trying to get for aaages.
But it was 80,000 gold.
I can buy it. I've got over two million now but 80K is a lot for a hood no matter how rarely it drops in the game.
So.... I bought it anyway.
I went straight over to the outfit station to dye it and... you can dye the main colour and the trim... but you can't dye the sneaky facemask part!?!
So however you wear it you're stuck with that dodgy pale green.
I suppose that's not a problem for my warden character who mostly wears shades of green, but my other characters usually sneak around in those high level dark purples, rubidium reds and blacks. And the green facemask just doesn't go with them.

80,000 gold.

Fickle friend fashion is.

Poorer friend too.

And my autocorrect changed rubedite to rubidium without me noticing.

And now in this message it wants to change rubidium to Tunisian.
I should turn the option off and accept all typos as my own.

You should leave it on and never correct it. See if we notice

Absolutely not.
I only keep it on because it automatically adds the apostrophes that my fat fingers can't be bothered with but instead of also correcting spelling errors it often hallucinates completely different sentences that have nothing to do with what I'm trying to type.

That's what makes it fun, though...

"Fun" is when you're just about to click post and then suddenly realise that you have to go back and change seven or eight words that you know you spelled correctly but were "corrected" anyway for some reason and then, as you retype it, it refuses to accept the word and changes it again to another completely different word. It can't even remain consistent!

Just with those previous messages it changed "rubedite" to "rubidium" (which I understand seeing as the first one is a fictional thing in a video game) "hood" was turned into "goat", one "in" was turned into "I'm" and "Jester's" became "Master's", then the second time it changed "rubedite" to "Tyneside" and changed "rubidium" to "Tunisian" and then to "Rubicon" as I was trying to retype it.

I suspect it's because I have all the privacy settings switched on so it can't "learn" what I like to type.

"I'm a Tunisian Master of Goats."