SanguineTear

"I save your life every day I don't kill you." -Arthur Morgan, Red Dead Redemption 2

Greetings and welcome to AF~ Yeah I can understand the feeling of wanting to contribute something, though I lack the drive to follow through myself. I wish all of the luck on your endeavors~

Hi there, welcome to AF~ Always nice to know there are other people who take satisfaction in cleaning and organizing~

I frankly don't exercise a ton. Partly for medical reasons. A bad case of asthma on one hand, and on the other doctor's orders to only lift weenie-class weights due to medical complications. Possibly a bit over cautious but Murphy's law is in strong effect for my medical issues. Sooooo I generally try to sneak in all the extra walking I possibly can, especially making myself take extra trips up and down stairs to carry multiple things I could easily take all up or down together at once. At least, until the whole asthma thing becomes an issue, I give it a rest then~ Not the best regimen, but I am not a big blob of a person so it works decently I guess~

I actually watched some anime for maybe the first time in weeks, and had a couple glasses of cheap, red wine so pretty okay.

I know this pain all too well. This is why I never let my phone battery get low~ I played Vicera Cleanup Detail with a buddy, we spent a few hours on a workshop mission~

I am running on 3 hours of sleep and lots of caffeine, so I feel jittery as hell~

I can appreciate both male and female characters, it really just depends on how they are written, and I have seen good and bad characters of both genders. If all things are equal though, then I have a bias toward female characters, simply because looking at women is preferable to looking at men for me.

Hahah, fair enough, you're probably right. I don't think I even want to be around for true AI.

I never bothered getting Special Edition but I have played a ton of Skyrim both PS3 and PC. So easy to get sucked into it. I only played Fallout 3 on PS3 though, someone warned me once it is unstable on PC so I decided to just have it on PS3.

That would be a very fun topic I think, though I may or may not be too lazy to join in~ @Serge heartless What you are thinking of is not true AI.

They may be like that now, but with how AI research is going, self driven cars will be superior to human drivers at some point. Though I still don't like the idea of it and would much rather drive myself. Too much reliance on technology seems like a bad idea to me~ What annoys me is performing damage control everytime my grandparents use their computer...

Aw, sorry to hear about your consoles. I know the feeling of switching to PC though, I played PS2 and PS3 mainly for a long time, until I finally decided to get a PC. It is awkward and uncomfortable at first, but once you get used to it some games actually feel better on keyboard/mouse. I'll be curious to see what you think when you eventually get to it. Like I said, it definitely feels a bit dated, but still a good time. It does have some mechanics Skyrim doesnt which I quite like~

Kinda anxious and wound up~

Good taste, I think 3 is my favorite so far too~ Gameplay-wise the others may be better arguably, but for some reason the experience of 3 as a whole really stuck with me, which is what I value most in these kinda games. Whereas 4 felt a lot better combat wise, but outside of that, I didn't care for it as much as the others. Oblivion isn't the best as far as graphics, combat, or voice actor variety, but it also is a great experience, and the leveling and stats are a bit more complex than Skyrim which I can appreciate. Custom spells are fun too~

Welcome aboard~ I only played the first Fable myself, due to not having a capable computer or the Xbox 360, but found it to be a good time. I absolutely love TES Oblivion and Skyrim though, to the point of getting them on PS3 initially and then PC again once I actually had a PC that wasn't a paperweight. At any rate, I hope you enjoy your time here~

Which Fallout if I may ask~? I'm a big fan of both Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 3 NV and 4. Bethesda games aren't perfect, but they are a great time. Well, Fallout 76 is maybe an exception, but I havent played it. The debacle around it and it not being on Steam discouraged me, but that's a topic for another thread~ Ah, Borderlands is maybe one of my favorite coop games of all time. I like it both solo and coop, but definitely with friends or at least acquaintances for coop who are willing to split loot. So happy its multiplayer is available again. Borderlands II is also a good time, though I think I liked the first a little more. I have well over 50 games probably, all bought on sale with maybe a few rare exceptions. Steam is how I get nearly all my PC games. The only exceptions for me are Minecraft, and Diablo II. There are quite a few I like but my favorites aside from what I already mentioned are GTA5, Left 4 Dead 2, The Forest, 100% OJ, and probably several more that I can't think of at the moment~ I am pretty sure my username is the same as here if anybody wants to add me for some reason~

Got to meet up with my best buddy and hold my niece for the first time today, so I'm pretty happy.

I appreciate ebooks for the convenience of essentially having a library at your fingertips, and being able to read easily in the dark, but there is just something about the feeling of holding a real book that relaxes me.

Hi there, welcome to AF~ I've been meaning to watch Chuunibyu myself for years now but keep getting sidetracked. Looks like a fun time though~ If you don't mind me asking, what kinda videogames do you prefer?

Not really big on jokes, huh~?

So I have never actually watched any of these, but in that image for Labyrinth of Magic two of them are barefoot while walking down a road and it bothers me greatly~ Whichever features the least amount of barefooted walking outdoors probably would be my favorite~

That has nothing to do with what I said...