After James Deen sexually harassed my brother in law at the Australian Sexpo I have a distaste for him.

As someone who was abused by a prominent member of the BDSM community and deleted my social media accounts because I couldn’t handle seeing him praised as a “feminist”, I’m awed by Stoya’s bravery. I hope she gets all the support she deserves.

I know. It actually makes looting more fun. You just gaze over and snap up the stuff you like and leave the garbage. I find I’m much more selective with what I take now because you can loot so much faster that I don’t just grab everything and dump junk every few mminutes.

Every one of you is thinking small time. There is an actual swimming pool at the Slog just being wasted on tarberries.

I remember reading the builds in the back of PC mags where graphics cards were judged by how many exploding crysis barrels they could handle

And this is why they use that particular engine, whiners.

I grab it and use it as ammo for the Junk Jet. I call it the Violent Redistribution.

I did something similar in oblivion. I dropped it all in a lake. nicknamed it lag lake because whenever I got near it, it would start lagging so bad.

I always grab it. Dolla dolla bills

It’s like when Skyrim first came out and people did videos of seeing how many dragons they could spawn in one area. iirc one I saw the guy got to 54 dragons before his computer said fuck you and crashed.

Once every prewar dollar has finished falling, his pc is feeling like

You know his PC is like “fuck I have to render all this shit...”

Then my work here is DONE.

Older TES are different actually. In Oblivion for example, you cant sell stolen items to anyone but a fence so a situation like this doesnt happen there.

The best thing with skyrim is when you figure out that the damn chickens were reporting you to the guards.

Since the only answer you’ve gotten is kind of wrong in answering your questions I’ll go through it and try to boil down the essential storyline connections of Fallout

Final Fantasy VI sometimes demanded you commit theft.

When I first played Skyrim, I accidentally stole something from the first town you find. A little kid saw me and ran to tell her mother. She chased me out of town. I was a total newb at that point and was like, “WTF, lady! Can I give this back please?” I had to flee across the river to get away.

I loved getting the other character to talk to someone while I rummage through their house or shop. “Just keep ‘em talkin’, honey. Heh, heh, heh, nice silverware you got there.”

I love it when shopkeepers are more powerful than end-game bosses.