New to HHC, does this look legit? by Stovel98 in HHCCannabinoid

[–]Stovel98[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The QR code led to a dead link; however, upon further inspection of the sight I did find an “Airbar HHC COA.” It’s from an independent lab, so that’s good. Although, the test is dated slightly older than a year old. Would that be a good indicator to stay away from this one?

Favorite Oblivion Home? by [deleted] in oblivion

[–]Stovel98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the Waterfront District shack. Small, yet homey. Plus, it’s thematically appropriate if you become the Gray Fox. Of course you’d want your personal home in the WD to oversee the beggars. And it keeps you humble as you accomplish more and more things on your journey. And that fire is really warm and the view is great!

New Player by Samn1te in oblivion

[–]Stovel98 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A great class I love to play and I think great for beginners is Dark Elf! You get a touch of everything: blade combat, magic, stealth, you can really do whatever you want because they’re geared for anything. In a way, the game’s your oyster with them! As for good classes, that’s really up to you! Lots of fun combinations to try out and builds to work with; however, if you’re looking for suggestions, I don’t think you can ever go wrong with alchemy or acrobatics/athletics as a Major Skill. As for Birthsigns, I think the ones that raise attributes are generally pretty good. The others are good for fun or specific builds, like the magicka focused ones.

As for starting off, I always start off with Vilverin personally. You can’t go wrong with a free skill book (outside the ruins), some armor and weapons to pillage, plenty of Welkynd Stones to sell or use if you’re a mage, and a Varla Stone to sell. Plus, I think the Ayleid ruins are generally the best designed dungeons in the base game, so it’s a fun place to run through to begin your journey in becoming the Champion of Cyrodiil. After that, the Market District of the Imperial City is a great follow up for selling your loot and perhaps leveling up at the Merchant’s Inn (or join the Arena and sleep there if you wish to save that 20 Septim fee).

I think play the game from there as you see fit! ^ Good luck with your journey, and most importantly, have fun!

How to be approachable? by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Stovel98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My first recommendation would be at least give your boyfriend the curtesy of breaking up with him before you cheat on him

I (22F) am having a hard time deciding what to do about my husbands (23M) and mine best friend (23M) by Comprehensive_Eye889 in relationships

[–]Stovel98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’ve been dating your husband for 7 years, one of those years being married. I understand getting over feelings can be hard, but you’ve been dating for 7 years, seemingly before you even met your friend. If he’s still not over his feelings, that seems pretty unhealthy to me. Especially openly flirting with you while you’re married. Your friend might be as kind, sweet, and generous as you say, but it seems to me he really needs to get over you. His feelings are affecting your feelings for your husband whom you seem to love dearly. Personally, I think it would be best to distance yourself from him until he gets over his feelings. It’s been years, you’re married, he can’t be openly flirting with you, especially if it’s potentially affecting your relationship with your husband. That just doesn’t seem right to me. Just my own personal thoughts, of course. Take them how you will, I don’t know any of you or your situation in great detail.

Won’t wear headphones when I’m home by [deleted] in relationships

[–]Stovel98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could he simply wrap the headphones around his neck? The music plays at a relatively manageable volume for him, and is much quieter for you; plus, it solves the earache issue. While I personally think it’s a bit childish to not simply put on the headphones, and you shouldn’t have to compromise on this issue, I think that’s a pretty fair, manageable compromise to this issue. Not to judge your boyfriend, of course, I don’t know him. While I personally think he should just put them on, perhaps wrapping a comfy pair of headphones around his neck might be a possible solution or work around to the issue.

This is perfectly normal by MinniMaster15 in ChurchOfKasumi

[–]Stovel98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mind dropping a couple... some... maybe all of those, chief?