My account was deactivated just a few days ago.  It sucks but I haven't been playing in months and haven't had a job for even longer.  I shouldn't be wasting money on something I'm not using.  Upside:  I have Guild Wars 2 and I am using it.  I'm addicted to the dodge button and the acrobatic awesomeness of my Thief.   

I have a beta key for Diablo III and seriously. This game is beautiful.  I play it on ultra settings and totally get lost in the lush graphics.  As you're running around buildings will crumble, ravens take flight and mice will jump out of corners to run across your path.  The game has a fixed camera and classic angled PoV, but those little touches ( Read more... )

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I hate you so very, very much! 
I hate your needlessly large map.  I hate the scattered quest progression.  I hate that your quest hubs are on top of cliffs thereby forcing me to run around to find a lift up. I hate your scattered mobs, making it nigh impossible to simply get from point A to point B.

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"You look good Shepard!  Maybe a little soft around the edges."

"Ah hahaha! Anderson your so funny -"

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Gods damn you, Skyrim.  That bit with Meeko waiting for his dead owner to wake up?  Yeah, that broke my heart a lil. 

Today has been a sick as hell kind of day.  By sick I mean, dizzy, shaky, possibly really low blood sugar drop, and extremely exhausted (in a strictly physical sense - my mind is plenty alert [which suuucks cause otherwise I could go to bed]).  Bleaurgh!

I downloaded Bloodline Champions and I'm trying to get up enough energy to actually log onto the ( Read more... )

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I has it!

And now I'm going to need to put in a few hours on my console getting the DA:O bug outta my blood.

I realized, while soaking my legs in our hot tub, that my job is long chain of escort quests.  And the reward?  Its not even close to a blue.

Also, hot tubs are filled with awesome.  And peanut butter cookies and milk are a good way to end a stressful night.