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Who are you and what have you done with Barney Fife. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBuPQgV8yBM

The Guidebook is world lore, strictly. The separate Strategy Guide won't be available until launch, I am quietly presuming. The text on animancy and undead, their history, even the bestiary, quite good.

What questions, go ahead, ask, this Guidebook I'm reading can probably satisfy.

How exciting, what was her name again ... I am so looking forward to this adoption and it's not even my baby.

If you believe that PCG article, 5E rules are confirmed. To what extent, though ... Pretty sure the mid-1980s was the first time I desperately wanted to see a video game edition of table-top D&D ... I never thought there would be room for a digital Dungeon Master, my god, the future is awesome.

No way, a gray Obsidian t-shirt with black lettering. I must have it. Please open that store.

Thought I was bored with Skyrim after 3.5 years and 750 hours, but I just rolled a pure mage dark elf and am having a literal blast fire-bolting anything and everything. Can't wait to see what the magic-user perks are all about. Feels weird wearing no armor.

Of all people, a Canadian slaying the Spanish axe. Buenisimo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMf2PDN14Ew

Josh has this to say in the Foreword:

Edit: Or I should just back it and stop crying like baby.

NOW I HAVE THE POWER OF GRAYSKULL Local comic shop had one copy. When the other one comes from Amazon, I'll have two, and be twice as awesome.

I love picturing Antonio Banderas, squinting, in a husky voice ... "A bad place ... to ask this questions ..." For sure I'll back the next Obsidian project.

Twenty years later and Braveheart delivers the goods. Sophie Marceau, my god.

It's such a cool design for my paladin, I don't want my paladin to be Karkarov, I want my paladin to be me. Please.

Did you surprise her with anything. From a store, I mean.

Oh, far richer than Ferelden or Tamriel or Waterdeep. http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/70932-guidebook-v1-in-my-hands-right-now/?p=1582777

I understand now, how easy it is to become emotionally incensed when faced with a perceived slight. I'm starting a petition to ban the use of Pillars of Eternity portraits as Obsidian forum avatars. I am not unserious, it ruins immersion, because every time I go to choose that portrait for a character in-game, all I can see is the identity of that forum poster. I don't want to be someone else, I want to be me.

Should be damned illegal to use a PoE portrait for a forum avatar. What happens when I go to use it for a character, but I can't because it just makes me think, oh, that's so-and-so. Damned illegal, I say.

I swear they just changed the Recommended Requirements for PoE on Steam, doubling the RAM and changing the GPU to a 7700 and 570. Can't remember what it was yesterday, but it wasn't a 7700. *They totally did, there's a post in the community hub about it. Also minimum specs were changed.

That is interesting. Except it means I live in Morocco ... which explains why it was 90º today, in mid-March. That's 32ºC in real-life Morocco I'm guessing, a brisk, cool day.

My nutbag next-door neighbor is proof meth will FUBAR a brain's chemistry ... but LSD is comparatively safe. Shouldn't mix it with alcohol though (qualitatively, I mean).

The meatballs, yes.

Citation needed.

I met a German couple in uptown, the gentleman was serious, but long-suffering, quiet, cordial. Pretty great chef. She was a carefully contained riot. I laughed so much I was forced to remark that I thought Germans could never be this funny. Like I mean hilarious in an emotionally gratifying way. She even later asked in a platonic, well-met tone, was it possible for random encounters to produce genuine connections. I said absolutely.

Sorry, double post. I'm not seeing double, I was just incorrect ... I didn't "settle" for Newcastle Brown at all. It's delightfully malt-based, satisfying my inner and outer working-class Northerner.