I've been in since Morrowind (still the best IMHO). IDK, Skyrim just wasn't able to hold my attention for more than 3 or 4 hours of total gameplay. I gave it 2 or 3 solid tries. Same thing with The Last of Us.
I've been in since Morrowind (still the best IMHO). IDK, Skyrim just wasn't able to hold my attention for more than 3 or 4 hours of total gameplay. I gave it 2 or 3 solid tries. Same thing with The Last of Us.
I dunno, I think it's pretty good. (But then again, I also really enjoyed The Last of Us.)
Steam tells me I have 127 hours, and I had it on XBox long before. Gameplay-wise, I think it's generally a step up from Oblivion, and the combat mostly blows Morrowind out of the water. Morrowind had richer lore and some more freedom to do what you wish*, as well as cooler enchantments (Fortify Speed and Jump FTW) and flight. Skyrim's overworld is incredibly beautiful and fun to explore, though. The dungeons are also much nicer.
* SPOILERY FOOTNOTE: I beat the game the first time completely serendipitously without following any of the main quest that could be avoided. I found Keening and Sunder by jumping over the Ghost Fence with a Fortify Jump spell and Slowfall amulet, then continued to Dagoth Ur, where he spit out a bunch of nonsense about Nerevar and I proceeded to kick his ass. Since I didn't have Wraithguard, I had to guzzle dozens of health potions to use the tools of Kagrenac. Later on, I found and killed Vivec, then looted Wraithguard off his body. But by that point, my character had such ridiculous power that the tools were no longer necessary.
Recently I wrote to Dr. Piers Sellers asking about career advice, today I received a very pleasant surprise in the mail.
"Dear Dan,
Do what you love first and foremost. If you're lucky (I was) and the opportunities are there, you could well end up being an astronaut. Buf if not, you will still be practicing somethig you love to do anyway.
It's good to do a few things that would make you an attractive candidate. Antarctica is good for a start. Also, a language or two. Also something operational like flying or sailing.
But it's not right reducing your life, you like to meet some imagined profile of an ideal candidate. Such a person does not exist.
Good luck with your endeavours! Maybe I'll see your name one day in the rolls
20 years ago, in 1994, Spiegel Online became the first internet presence of an established newspaper in the young WWW. One day later, the Time Magazine followed.
The website celebrates this a bit with a small biography of their own website and the development of online journalism since 1994... its pretty interesting.
How do you make a hoverboard?
Perhaps make a few discs of spinning magnets, pave the room with copper, and float to your heart's content?
In other words, i was curious what would happen to a spinning disc of magnets over a copper slab:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3h9-gvTnYQ"]Lenz's law - hovering a spinning disk of magnets above a slab of copper - YouTube[/ame]
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