You guys are making me feel like I played an entirely different game, but that's because I've never really paid much attention to all of the characters and storyline going through. I mainly play those types of games to explore obscure dungeons and collect the best loot I can find. Perhaps that's why I found myself playing a lot less Skyrim than I did Oblivion, because they were very similar in those regards. I haven't played in quite a while, but I think it's time to return to Skyrim and pay more attention to the detail of the story and characters.
Oh, and I have to bitch about that one quest where you are being led around by that guy's(Daedric prince?) dog. It was so goddamn annoying and its AI was so terrible that it kept getting stuck on shit that I had to rage-kill it. I continued to the objective to see how the quest would play out, and there was that fucking dog waiting for me. Now I know how the Romans felt when they crucified Jesus.
Oh, and I have to bitch about that one quest where you are being led around by that guy's(Daedric prince?) dog. It was so goddamn annoying and its AI was so terrible that it kept getting stuck on shit that I had to rage-kill it. I continued to the objective to see how the quest would play out, and there was that fucking dog waiting for me. Now I know how the Romans felt when they crucified Jesus.
Even if the open windows of science at first make us shiver after the cozy indoor warmth of traditional humanizing myths, in the end the fresh air brings vigor, and the great spaces have a splendor of their own - Bertrand Russell
