The UbiSoft Surveys annoy me somewhat recently.

It's been obvious for years that they use them to mostly test out ideas, to see how popular they'd be, but at the same time they give little room for actual feedback.

I got one for Watch_Dogs the other day, which gave a bit of room for me to actually voice my opinion, but…

Apartheid doesn't just refer to racial segregation in South Africa anymore.

Language evolves, meanings change, the colloquial usage of apartheid has a broader meaning:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid…

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/apartheid

Though I think you're probably fully aware of this, and are just choosing…

I would say yes, this comes under the trans umbrella.

Transgender is an umbrella term for both Transexual and Transvestite, among others.

Transvestite, as far as I'm aware, is not a slur (though please correct me if I'm wrong), it's when it comes to things like "tranny" and "shemale" and "trap" that we're in the slur territory.

Gender is also different from sex. You are…

Not sure if anybody responded to this point, but yes...planets stay there after you find them.

If another player finds the planet first, then it also stays there for you.

But the galaxy/universe in the game is so huge that for the foreseeable future it will be rare to find an already-discovered planet.

Yes, I know about the bigger more obvious links, I'm just pointing out one that a lot of people are forgetting (which is understandable, it's an unlockable thing from the 2nd AC game, so it's relatively old by now).

But yeah, the father & son playing Assassin's Creed is pretty awesome.

A small link between the AC series and WD that people are forgetting about is the glyph puzzles in AC2.

In several of the puzzles, it is revealed that Abstergo are able to keep an eye on the human population through their television sets and other devices. You get to hear the sound file of one guy discovering a hidden…

Keep in mind that Olivier does go to Chicago toward the end of AC4, and then everybody loses contact with him. It's implied that he's been killed.

There's also the version in the upcoming Arkham Knight.

Yeah, I've always found being open, honest, and jokey about your past is by far the best way to approach it.

I had a girlfriend once that absolutely hated that I had a past.

This girlfriend is the one I lost my virginity to, so any previous history just happened to be people I'd held hands with or kissed.

Anyways, she forced me to refer to any ex-girlfriends as "shit" or "piece of shit" and made me get rid of anything I had…

Awesome.

Thank you for the info. I didn't really know any of this, so it's always nice to learn new things :)

I always thought Borderlands style co-op would be good for a TES game.

A bit more freedom though. Like, the ability to be in the same world as your friends, but nowhere near them. This would be especially good if they were able to make the whole of Tamriel accessible.

I...can't tell if you're agreeing with me or not...

The value of sex is only the value that is given to it by the people involved.

It is not any less meaningful when I have sex with someone and I've already had sex with someone else.

As long as everything is consensual, and everybody involved is fine with what's going on...then how is the experience made cheap?

*shrugs*

I…

Sex isn't dirty...I'm not broken, or defiled, or sullied, by having had sex with another person.

Fair enough.

However, just before they head to Xen, they have well over 1000 in health. Is that possible without cheats?

Actually, no, the point he's been clearly making is that his view of his wife, and his wife's view of him, would be lowered if either one of them had been with just 1 other person before each other.

And, honestly, the hypothetical you came up with is fine...but then you followed it with either setting up an open…

I never said that you can only grow while single.

But even so, I grew and changed, as have the people I have been with. It just so happens that we grew apart, but that doesn't make the time we spent together any less meaningful.

It also doesn't mean I'm sullied for when the next partner comes along.

Like I say, very happy for you. It's sweet/cute/great that you've been able to find 1 person and stick with them for 20 years.


I still just, personally, find it weird.

I'm not the same person today as I was 10 years ago. My emotions have changed, my body and mind have changed, my personality is different.

The people I…