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He can get shut down pretty hard by silence or things that make his ult + dagon damage trivial (pipe, hood, heart). Having two disables is pretty incredible, but if you're even slightly out of position people will happily punish you by nuking you into oblivion before you can get those disables off.

Pretty much all of your complaints may be solved by the fact that they are not using Gamebryo. We shall see.

I said "Godsdamned kids" unironically the other day, so yes.

TERA is attempting this. In reality all that's required is gaming the system, but it's an interesting try at least. I suspect placing an Emperor of your choosing will require (in no particular order/combination); - Property control - Some form of points (Popularity, moral control, karma, whatever) - Inter-agency (side) cooperation If it requires all three, the chances of it going and/ lasting smoothly for any decent period are unlikely.

Hey, don't feel too bad, I use that stuff for sound baffling for the music room in my house. Mine is just burgundy.

Behold the glorious depth of Russian facial expression! 8WD0WVL-HjE

Consider that, potentially, in between Skyrim and Morrowind was Oblivion, there-by allowing Cyrodil.

I'm not going to bother checking this, but I thought it was Arena 10 years Daggerfall 75 years Morrowind 20 years Oblivion 200 years Skyrim

What gets me is the utter stagnation of Tamrielic technology. TES games cover what, 450 years total? Literally no technological progress. I have to wonder what it was like 1000 years ago, since I assume the Dwemer were still around. Though if it's in Cyrodil, when did the Aeylid die out?

Guild Wars combat is pretty great. But I'd be interested to see Oblivion/Skyrim combat in a multiplayer PvP setting. I don't want more Skyrim combat, but you have to admit that it would be more interesting than most MMO combat.

Hey guess what, people should read info. This is a millennium prior to Skyrim, which is 260-ish years after Oblivion, which is 25 or something after Morrowind.

It's the first MMO from a new* company, set in an established mythos and we have no information as of yet. I'll reserve judgement, but I'm already sold on GW2 so we'll see. *ZeniMAX Online, drawing from BethSoft

I don't know why, over the years, Stephen Rippy has so utterly managed to capture my memory and imagination, but he really has. bHwp4BTNWqM d_08GJTvDZw EemMCUiqA2c XjoSx4PLXbM Z7hTVkNrJ4Y I remember this music even better than I remember Jeremy Soule's (he of Elder Scrolls and Guild Wars composing.)

I couldn't begin to say where his parents are from. But that's a Brooklyn accent. Faked or otherwise.

With twenty trucks.

Brooklyn.

Well played. E: Technically not a picture. Baldur's Gate CSI E2:

I love the new Lion model. I hope there are a bevy of incoming reworks, because now Brewmaster, Phantom Lancer and Lion are crazily more detailed than everyone else.

This new monitor is going to get me killed so many times. There is too much space to look at. (Moved from 1440x900 to 1920x1080)

Honestly the best episode so far, in my opinion. Even better than the paintball ones.

Something about articulate rage really amuses me. Frothing, screaming, incoherent babbling rage isn't funny to me, but things like that, or this; in6RZzdGki8 Really gets my goat. Also; PFN9nvFYHmk

Die.

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Everything about Brewmaster is incredible. From the VA (done by Nolan North!) to the skills to just how fun he is to play. Everything.