Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

• The game has an amazing atmosphere
• It's very tense (it's so tense I had to stop playing after only 20 minutes or so, but that's probably exasperated by my current sitch)
• It's very pretty
• Despite coming out of early access.... it feels like it's still an early access game - the last few touches that are needed just aren't there. (cont)

Grood mrormyin

I'm… slightly worried about the Epic Games Store.
Their current "megasale" has a special deal going, where *everyone* gets a $10 coupon just for signing in.

And if you use that coupon to get $10 off a game purchase.... you get another $10 coupon to use.

This (along with the weekly free games) doesn't seem like a financially viable idea…

It seems like they're desperately hoping for customers.

What's going to happen to all the games people bought if EGS stops working?

lizards....

hello crunchies and scrunchies!

this is really good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB2YNAaKnZU

for context: The sixth doctor never got a regeneration story, and didn't regenerate on screen, due to the BBC being jerks. So in 2015, they made an audio drama which told the regeneration story, The Brink of Death. The video that I've linked is an edit that takes the audio of the regeneration scene, and combines it with bits and pieces from the TV show, to make an approximation of what it would have looked like on screen.

I forgot to clarify this in the first post: The Twin Lamps faction is a group of abolitionists in vanilla morrowind, but they feel very half-finished.

I wanted to get a mod that expanded them and made them more interesting, and Twin Lamps & Slave Hunters was the mod I was recommended.

(unfortunately, in addition to all its other problems, Twin Lamps & Slave Hunters is also a badly made mod, with a lot of bad edits and glitches.)

so now I'm left with a choice: continue my current playthrough with a worse experience with regards to slavery/twin lamps, or install the better mod and start my playthrough all over again.

... from what I've heard, the quests in the mod I downloaded are not as good as the ones in Juniper's mod.

Normally I'd be able to just switch out the mods and be ok with things, but:

* Twin Lamps & Slave Hunters adds a bunch of dialogue to lots of different characters, as well as adding outposts all over the game world
* Juniper's Twin Lamps ties itself directly to the main quest, so you have to start a new character in order to use it.

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Dangit.

There are 2 mods which expand the Twin Lamps faction in morrowind: the Twin Lamps & Slave Hunters mod, and Juniper's Twin Lamps mod.

I downloaded the first one, because it seemed to be the more highly recommended one, and gosh darn was that a huge mistake.

It doesn't feel lore friendly (which is a huge thing for me), the Slave Hunter faction feels too omnipresent (they have outposts everywhere, it's absurd), and... (continued)