Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

beeeeeep boop

New year's sleeve

I thought this clip was cute:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-utBKntVjY

I have some ideas about making a solitaire card game based on time travel in some way.

My core idea is that you have several columns of cards, with the columns representing the timeline (past on the left, future on the right).
You then fight battles in each column (against an automated opponent who just draws cards from a pile and puts them in the column)

Winning the fight means the timeline is saved, losing means a paradox occurs, which alters the timeline around that column

A golden glow

I decided to go with redguard

but now I'm conflicted... do I play a redguard like I was originally going to, or an argonian?

After a few updates and patches, I think I'm going to restart my playthrough - I didn't get very far at all, and I realised I messed up some of my characters stats

I think it's a really cool piece of worldbuilding, that the empire's religion is called a "cult", in the same way that Daedra worshippers are part of a "daedric cult".

Especially in contrast to the primary Dunmer religion, which is referred to as "the temple" or "the tribunal temple".

now I get to have a conversation with my favourite Balmora resident: Hul.
She's an argonian pauper, and I've always felt a kinship to her.

Something I've been reminded of is that this game refers to the religion of the empire as "The Imperial Cult".
Unlike Oblivion and Skyrim, which just refer to it as the "Church" or as the "Eight divines/Nine divines", in the morrowind province it's a foreign religion that is less commonly followed.

Ah wonderful old balmora...

And with Arkngthand looming in the distance, inspiring adventure but also peril...