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[spryng]

It's not being sick and tired and playing Skyrim all day long instead of cleaning the house or job searching.

It's bonding with the cats!

Right, guys? Right??

But in all seriousness, both cats seem to have an unhealthy addiction to sitting in my lap and watching me sneak around dungeons/backstab folk. Sometimes they even try to help - by pawing at the screen. Good times.

Now, however, my 24-hour cold has passed (or whatever the hell that was) and it's time for me to get shaking. On things. And stuff. Maybe after I kill one more dragon -

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[thezhen.livejournal.com]

Firstly, super jealous of you having kitties on the lap.

Secondly, I was wondering about Skyrim. I have this theory that it's popular because it's a playground for exploring dark/hidden parts of the psyche. What do you think? You leaving severed body parts all over your castle yet?

If I were to play, I'd probably just go find different animals to cuddle in every corner of the universe.

[spryng.livejournal.com]

I think it's like any RPG, where you can go off and do things you might not normally do or things you'd like to do but can't get away with in polite society. I personally like the sneaky evil stuff, because you generally have to be a little more creative about the quest and I like going "hah!" to one-dimensional fictional characters that bug me. :)
I do know there are people out there that have complained Skyrim doesn't have enough options to play a fully good character, though.