Roleplay a campsite (supplies) : V - Skyrim

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 3:34 am

I doubt that anyone has use for your left knee (arrow free or otherwise) but you can always try selling one of your kidneys :tongue:

I'm sure there's more use for my left knee than a kidney that barely does its job

I've also taken to carrying food and drink supplies with me wherever I go. Which means a very drunk Dunmer in most cases! I try and tell him that he can drink from a stream or lake, but the convenience of bottled drinks is just too good to pass up. Plus mead tastes better >.>

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:14 am

I am aware of this :biggrin:

Anyway then this link should guide the true TES players who didn't discover this yet.

What about the true TES players on console?

» Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:53 pm

If you're going camping, why would you need a clothes iron? I'm certain you'd have more pressing things to worry about.

See what I did there? It was unintended.

That's funny..... :laugh:

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:10 am

I am aware of this :biggrin:

Anyway then this link should guide the true TES players who didn't discover this yet.

Also, since the theme of the day on the forums seems to Causual/hardcoe...
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Casual%20gamer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casual_game

» Thu Aug 09, 2012 10:38 pm

Hey guys, interesting thread. I'm curious. Once you have all that equipment, how do you rp camping. Do you just go to a spot in the forest and rest? And pretend that you are camping? I'm on PC and i use camping mods. But, i'm curious to know how you rp what you are talking about. I think it's pretty interesting how people come up with rp ideas.

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 7:53 am

This just in, fresh off the interpress - A casual is anyone who:
-Enjoys games
-Uses a console (plebs)
-Doesn't play competitively to win
-Likes things I don't like
-Lives above sea level

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Being entirely facetious, as I believe Igino is.

That said, a good deal of the fanbase and likely the forum is going to be casual or low mid-core gamers that have gotten into slightly more mid-core games because of Skyrim, simply because it was made to appeal to a wider fanbase and what that means at this point with the proliferation of the silly little phone games everybody and their great grandmother are playing is appealing to casual gamers.

On a serious note, I play on XBox because I cannot afford a good PC at the moment and my old one bit the dust. I will say this: The only way to play an Elder Scrolls game to its full potential is on a PC, due to the sheer number of bugs if nothing else, and secondarily because of the mods (which are, admittedly, about 1/3 of the draw of the games for me if not more).

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 6:23 am

Of course there should be a casual vs hardcoe gamers arguments in every single thread of Skyim forum :dry:

I don't think untensils like forks and spoons are that necessary. I've seen a campsite with iron dagger lying beside a food, that's one good alternative :biggrin:

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 12:18 am

I don't think untensils like forks and spoons are that necessary. I've seen a campsite with iron dagger lying beside a food, that's one good alternative :biggrin:

That's probably a good point. It's generally not advisable to take too much cutlery with you while camping ...
Besides, a true Nord would use his sword to cut up his meal! Utensils are for milk drinkers!

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:18 am

That's probably a good point. It's generally not advisable to take too much cutlery with you while camping ...
Besides, a true Nord would use his sword to cut up his meal! Utensils are for milk drinkers!

And use forks to drink your soup like Ysgramor himself! :banana:

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:43 am

That's probably a good point. It's generally not advisable to take too much cutlery with you while camping ...
Besides, a true Nord would use his sword to cut up his meal! Utensils are for milk drinkers!

Indeed, and formerly unhinged naked Bosmers used to just squat in the bushes and eat it with their fingers...

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 12:23 am

Of course there should be a casual vs hardcoe gamers arguments in every single thread of Skyim forum :dry:

I don't think untensils like forks and spoons are that necessary. I've seen a campsite with iron dagger lying beside a food, that's one good alternative :biggrin:

I feel like I am at least partially to blame, and somehow this fills me with a mix of pride and disgust.

Also, there's enough camps everywhere that I can just share with/kill their occupants. Makes it easier to travel light.

» Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:38 pm

Also, there's enough camps everywhere that I can just share with/kill their occupants.

I love how you include 2 options here.

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:37 am

And use forks to drink your soup like Ysgramor himself! :banana:

Stereotypical Nords like a challenge

Indeed, and formerly unhinged naked Bosmers used to just squat in the bushes and eat it with their fingers...

I'm expecting a screenshot of Niamh doing this, now! With Vilja in the background, being a bit more posh?

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 7:55 am

I'm expecting a screenshot of Niamh doing this, now! With Vilja in the background, being a bit more posh?

I am so gonna see about doing this.

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 3:08 am

I was going to say a torch, that way it would look like your fire is burning. But I tried it and when I dropped the torch it wasn't burning. I could of sworn that I had done that before and it did work. IDK.

So by some ppl's definition of "casual gamer" if I ran out and bought a PC to play games on I would turn from a "casual" to a "hardcoe"? Even if I didn't spend not one more minute a day than I had on console? Heck I'll except that... I'm a casual everything.

» Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:21 pm

So by some ppl's definition of "casual gamer" if I ran out and bought a PC to play games on I would turn from a "casual" to a "hardcoe"? Even if I didn't spend not one more minute a day than I had on console? Heck I'll except that... I'm a casual everything.

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To be honest I'm fairly convinced that the term "casual gamer" was invented by so-called "hardcoe gamers" as a way of:
A. Setting themselves apart as being somehow above "other" gamers
B. As a handy bin in which to throw all the stuff they regard as rubbish and by extension anyone who likes it
C. As something to use when they need something to blame for things being "dumbed down"

Whilst I may or may not agree with the games are becoming simpler/more streamlined and this is A Bad Thing argument, I think the whole hardcoe/casual gamer thing is a little bit puerile and unnecessary in truth.

» Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:38 am

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To be honest I'm fairly convinced that the term "casual gamer" was invented by so-called "hardcoe gamers" as a way of:
A. Setting themselves apart as being somehow above "other" gamers
B. As a handy bin in which to throw all the stuff they regard as rubbish and by extension anyone who likes it
C. As something to use when they need something to blame for things being "dumbed down"

Whilst I may or may not agree with the games are becoming simpler/more streamlined and this is A Bad Thing argument, I think the whole hardcoe/casual gamer thing is a little bit puerile and unnecessary in truth.

Yes pretty much.

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On the one link I pretty much fit one of the discriptions, older female. LMAO

» Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:19 pm

Yes pretty much.

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On the one link I pretty much fit one of the discriptions, older female. LMAO