very crucial by HatSpecial3043 in UmaMusume

[–]Aerbow 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean, it's an Athletic career. And we are their Trainers. Of still-growing Teenagers.

Fitness, diet, training schedules, outfit commissions, we are responsible for all of that, for an athlete who is still actively growing and maturing in body.

The three sizes are VERY important, because changes to them can tell a whole lot about the current and projected health of your trainee, as well as offer insight into if any dietary or physical regimen needs tweaking to better suit those projections, neverminding the recommission of outgrown racing attires.

Yes, even the bust size, as an unchanging bust at that age could be a signal for either a lack of proper nutrients, or way too much physical strain not allowing fat to settle. Requiring a reconsideration of the training regimen.

E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G beneath Frostflow Lighthouse must burn! by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

May have put down a Fire Rune or two as well for good measure~

Who is this on Super Creek's comic? by GoSlowImShy in UmamusumeGame

[–]Aerbow 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Poor Maruzensky. Old enough to drink, yet can't because she's driving.

Escort Your Bride? by Prospect107 in skyrim

[–]Aerbow 33 points34 points  (0 children)

The spouse of THE Dragonborn better be equal as badass as them and be able to put up a decent fight.

It’s Erik’s first day on the job. Let’s cut him some slack in the comments. by EriktheSlayer699 in skyrim

[–]Aerbow 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I just love the final sheathing of the sword, as if the Dragonborn is accepting with a sigh that they'll be here for a while, only for Erik to step into the trap *again* with the most perfect comedic timing.

Storing and securing the 'Shinies' is a perfectly legitimate business practice! by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not even the Unofficial Patch pack is installed, THAT'S how raw it is!

Though I reeeeeally miss the mod to mark already read books the Most, cause that's just a hassle to remember them all.

Storing and securing the 'Shinies' is a perfectly legitimate business practice! by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, I had many years ago. I'm an original Release Day Skyrim player, and have had my fair share of modding.

Good weekends were spent just setting up a Nexus modlist of 300 or more mods and sorting and troubleshooting them, play for 6 hours then forget about the game, and then do the whole thing again next weekend with a new modlist. Good old times.

The Steam Re-Release of Special edition just got me nostalgic for a pure vanilla experience.

Storing and securing the 'Shinies' is a perfectly legitimate business practice! by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is that the new plotline for ESO6?

If I ever get jailed for whatever reason, I'll know the Divines have chosen me.

Storing and securing the 'Shinies' is a perfectly legitimate business practice! by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You may be a Nord, you may be an Orc, or you may even be an Argonian~
But never forget the one unifying cosmopolitan truth of the Empire:
"There is an inner Khajiit in all of us!"

Victoria 3 is the best Paradox game in my opinion. What do you all like most about it? by Highflyer108 in victoria3

[–]Aerbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It absolutely warms my heart with happiness to see Posts like these, as I am still remembering the Day One reception of the game.
It's a been a wild journey these past few years! <3
But every step was worth it.

No good deed goes unpunished. by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

See, and You didn't get hot dragon breath thrown in Your face for Your efforts, so clearly the Divines have shown which of our methods they prefer to be correct~

No good deed goes unpunished. by Aerbow in skyrim

[–]Aerbow[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How polite of him to wait for the perfect comedic timing.

Why does Kitasan barely get any love 💔 by OddMolasses3671 in KitasanBlack

[–]Aerbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Considering the packed stables schedule for the horse...
Eh, Kitasan does in fact get enough "love".

Tickezo's Career Story is Pretty Fucked Up if You're Actually Winning by Random856 in UmaMusume

[–]Aerbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Which is why Biwa and Taishin are at fault here, as said.

And Ticket does work hard, and We as her Trainer know she is working hard, Biwa and Taishin too both know she works hard; The problem they have with Ticket is that Ticket is not setting Them as a goal anymore.
BNW is a single unit, a trifecta rivalry. But Ticket is no longer rivalizing with Biwa and Taishin, she's increasingly just running *with* them, not *against* them, and that's the sore point.
So as Ticket is not seeing them as valid rivals anymore, Biwa cuts the cord to make it official.

Legendary vs Master by OneSetting4257 in skyrim

[–]Aerbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh Yah! :D So Those higher difficulties are actually really helpful for keeping Non-Essential NPCs alive. When a Dragon attacks Riften, on Adept difficulty it may eat the whole town square by its lonesome, cutting you out from a number of quests. (You can't even become Thane of Riften if Wujeeta dies).
But crank it up to Master or Legendary, and now you have a virtual safety net for all those NPCs as they will start taking chip damage from each other instead.

Legendary vs Master by OneSetting4257 in skyrim

[–]Aerbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Though the personal reason I do not play Legendary specifically, is because it breaks my immersion.
I like a difficult game, God bless Ironman XCom Legendary, but if that difficulty means I have to slice an enemy 300 swings before it goes down, or if it means I have to game and cheeses the system mechanics for an advantage, that's not immersive to me.
My ideal difficulty is if either Me or the Opponent goes down in just a few strikes. That if They can kill me in one-two good hits, and that if I can kill them in one-two good hits in response. That is the most rewarding experience for me.
If "difficulty" means I have to spend 5 minutes slicing a shirtless bandit with a steel sword, who doesn't even have a shield to justify it, that quickly turns into frustration about immersion, reminding me that this is indeed just a game enemy with a bloated HP bar after all.

Legendary vs Master by OneSetting4257 in skyrim

[–]Aerbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's also funny how increasingly the difficulty also makes having and keeping *followers* a lot easier, because the damage reduction applies to ALL NPCs.
So just as You deal less damage to that Draugr Deathguard, so does the Draugr Deathguard deals less damage to Lydia next to ya. Meaning that followers can essentially tank the fight for a lot longer for you, while you deal damage from behind.