I'm really glad someone did this, because that was the first thing i thought of when I first drove in those canals in GTA V.

"We call it Mr. Coffee. Care for some?"

This sounds a lot like letting go of the accelerator before hitting zippers or using blue balloons in Diddy Kong Racing. It makes your boost better / last longer. The one difference is that in DKR, they flat out tell you this tip at one point in the game.

Unless of course, you have TWO Ironbark Protectors. Then you should be able to get the OTHER one back. Otherwise, I totally agree.

Doesn't Pokemon mean pocket monsters?

I don't consider what music is played and listened to at the raves I go to as "industrial music" and most of them I wouldn't consider "kid friendly" either. It is a pretty wide variety, though.

Have you ever been to a rave? A lot of people dance as hard as that (and some way harder), even sober ones like me.

I used to have balls like you, but then I took an arrow to the knee.

Yeah, he is a crappy DJ. He was the first to admit that. He's still a great producer, though, and he knows how to produce a fantastic visual show as well.

Just gotta know what shows to watch. For example, in the great Breaking Bad, characters DRASTICALLY change many times over the course of the show.

It's not the same melody though. I'm talking about the lead notes being played. Oblivion's are very different than Morrowind's. Skyrim's is admittedly like a lovechild of the other two.

Thank you.

Kinda funny that they used the Morrowind theme as a base for this video's song.

Fair enough. It sure would have been less expensive for the customer. I've beta-tested many MMO's and played 3 or 4 for a while post-launch, and ESO feels nothing like any of those. I play exclusively in first-person, and I find the experience pretty unique. I also like knowing that the game I'm investing loads of…

Define "samey".

I LOVE the moral gray area of every quest decision. I'd say the majority of quests I've found quite interesting, and every decision is a tough decision imo. I also love how they "hide" additional background lore for every quest in notes and books nearby for the players who want to delve deeper into the lore. No need…

I can play an Elder Scrolls game with my friends. That's all I wanted, and I love it.

Despite 3 monitors looking awesome for peripheral vision, I can't stand those 1-2 inch bezels. Ruins it for me. I'd much rather have one massive screen.

She's definitely a nerd, and she may admit that. However, she refutes being a "gamer" despite playing and enjoying many of them. Another hurdle.

Nerds did not win, because despite my girlfriend being addicted to Game of Thrones with me, she refuses to play an Elder Scrolls game. "I don't like the medieval theme." "But you love Game of Thrones!" "Yeah, but I only have to watch it. I don't have to play it." -_- As an aside, she enjoys watching Lord of the Rings…