Gaming

FUS
RO
DAAAAH!!!!!

Well, it's actually just "Fus" at the moment but the other two may come soon.

Got a bit hot there for the moment...


...but bye-bye Mirmulnir!




But my frame rate didn't like all that fire and smoke.

did you just turn that beautiful dragon into a skellington!?

Damn right!
It was trying to kill everyone in Whiterun!

And if I can't draw them properly then I may as well kill them... ...at under fifteen frames a second.

"Fus!"

*read "I was trying to..." and didn't get the logic...for a while*

EDIT: and I have a cat free desk for the first time in 3 hours! Subnautica here I come! (Aura what? Torch who?)

While walking back to Whiterun there was a big earthquake! I thought there was another dragon!
Apparently it's the Greybeards calling me from the mountain.

Perhaps you need this, Charlotte.

Apparently all models are sold out. But I doubt they'd help me - he's not so much on the keyboard as he is on me... or my left arm, to be exact. And he's so adorable snoozing there that I can't bare to wake him up unless I'm starving or really really need to use the bathroom...

I remember tentatively saying that I'd fixed the lip-sync lag in Just Cause 2. Yeah, well forget that. I've just sat through a cut scene where the characters were mouthing away FIVE seconds after the dialogue had finished! I don't know why developers can't fix that on PCs.

And I'm now a Thane in Skyrim! I can literally go up to people and say, "Don't you know who I am?" I've just tried that on with an officious guard who wanted to nick me for trespassing. And it worked too!
It still doesn't stop Nazeem from sneering.

Did anyone try "No Man's Sky"? I know I play enough games already but it still looks tempting :p

It's something I have looked at every so often since it's release. I am still undecided whether or not it's something that would hold my interest for very long.

I certainly liked the idea of No Man's Sky. I think the main issue with it was that on first release it didn't quite match the game that was promised (or hyped?) and the procedurally generated universe was a little more sparse than people expected.
I think there have been a few updates since then and opinion seems more favourable towards it now.
I think that, given the choice, I'd personally lean more towards Elite: Dangerous but that's a subjective thing. And an impractical thing too given the minimum specs for both games.
The only space-y type game I have is Rebel Galaxy which Epic gave away a few weeks back and it hasn't yet emerged from my not-installed library.