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Colored in red makes me think you have a disease.

If it affects archery or sneak, you stay the hell away from me.

As noted, disease most likely. There is a bug about it but raising the skill level should fix it.

I thought it was a disease too, because it said I had four Diseases contracted overall (last disease was Vampirism, which was a lot easier to cure than I thought). So, I drank a potion that cures diseases and nothing changed. : /

Also, my Wolf Armor and Skyforged Steel Sword served me well, but I think I found their true replacements: My dragonbone armor and Daedric Sword.

I enchanted them and named my sword and shield the only fitting names for a trusty sword and shield: Ol' Reliable (Sword) and Ol' Faithful.

Vampirism is easy to cure when it is just a disease. When it evolves beyond that, though ... it becomes an entire quest (...sort of) to remove it.

And I want to do cool names but I'm too OCD at times and all my Armor needs to be kept together :/ My Thief sports a full set of "Assassin's X" equipment, for instance. I may just keep a tighter inventory (/dealwithit.gif) for my current Spellsword.

My Paladin character used "Magebane" - Shock + Banish before I decided to twist her into a Dark Knight (to match pimping her out in Ebony, I suppose) which then became "Lifebane" as an Absorb Health/Stamina Daedric Two Hander.

Assassin loadout is "Stunner" (1 Shock for flavor + Paralyze) and "Soulrend" (1 Frost damage with Paralyze perk + Soul Trap) with "Hellfire" (purely Fire Damage) as the Bow.

And the current Spellsword is aiming for early Dawnbreaker + Spellbreaker to go for the Templar image, plus they're both cool. And I can't wait for the utterly delicious triple Daedra summons down the road. Mother fucking army bitches.

I'm thinking that once I finish the main quest, I'll go out to cure my Lycanthropy. xD

So, I tried more cure disease potions...still have that skill detriment.

That thing nearly got me killed against a Frost Dragon, when it attacked Winterhold. XD

My Redguard is basically a warrior, but when I know I'll be overwhelmed, I fallback on scrolls I've collected and my Ritual Stone blessing, provided I have corpses to raise.

They really need to work on the companions and leveling with you.

*hires Kharjo. Probably saw him around level 5-10, whenever I got to Windhelm. Sees him fall to his knees in a single breath from a frost dragon in full flawless Dwarven Armor*
*hires Erandur. Got him around level 25-30. Sees him tank 3-4 breaths from a frost dragon wearing a ROBE*

Dude just tanked a named Draugr Overlord for me while I kept the little ones off. This mage, wearing light armor, can tank better than the warrior with a shield wearing full heavy.

*sees part about foxes leading you to things*

Love you, Bethesda. Though I have shot and killed maybe a fox or two, seeing that, I won't do it anymore. Makes the fox lover in me warm.

I used Foxes (and basically all other ambient life) as Fury targeting practice

Also, my Lydia on the only file I used her on (pure Mage) tanks basically everything like a champ. Then again, she's sitting at probably max DR and Resists (though the latter is broken as of the recent patch).

Also, Armor does not mitigate any Breath damage.

So Mario Kart 7.

So good. It's pretty solid single-player, but I got to play with 3 of my buddies in band class today *cough* and it is so much fun. So much fun.

...I love that Khajit in the Mage College that's speaking in third person. xD Something tells me tjhat he shares Zevran's voice actor too.

So, my current set up is this:

Daedric Sword
Dragonplate Chest
Dragonplate Gauntlets- Fortify One-Hand
Dragonplate Boots- Resist Fire
Dragonplate Shield- Resist Fire


Would the Fire Enchantment be the best enchantment for a sword? I mean, aside from people bursting into flames upon decapition, which I find as hysterical as FusRoDahing someone off a mountain and following them down... I feel like it hardly does much.

I have had the class I am playing as in TF2, called overpowered.

On two different classes.

And in both cases, by people playing the class who should counter it.

Very flattering, really.

Edit:I would play Medic every day if they added this misc to the game.

A bunch of people are saying that it's gamebreakingly overpowered that using combat skills a lot makes you better at killing.

I can understand how some people feel that the Demoman is overpowered... but the Pyro? And from a Scout? After being killed by the shotgun?

You know. The shotgun. That four classes use. Which is the same as the Scattergun, only 25% weaker.

Yeah...

well i thought it would be airblast or something since i dont know much about tf2


but i guess that person is just angry that sslashhe is so bad at it