The Random Thread

[Cheza]

Not really, it's pretty much just a disease that might appear supernatural due to how it causes the infected to have weird unnatural abilities.
Heck, even the sun damage the ES-vampires suffer from is because of another Daedra named Meridia, who hates all manner of undead to the point of sitting up there in the heavens with a huge lens over the sun and using it kinda like how some would use a magnifying glass on ants.


It's possible to be cured of vampirism too because of how it is  pretty much a disease, but it's a rather complicated process and not like a case of the common cold or whatever.

[Brisky]

Soo, wait...

Grabs roll of aluminium foil...

What you're saying is that the vampires in skyrim, aren't actually vampires at all, but a result of experimental microbiological weapons, created by an advanced alien civilisation, surveilling and interfearing with the early stages of development in human civilisation?

And...

Open roll of aluminium foil and starts folding a hat.

And, that said alien civilisation has access to advanced crowd-controll systems carried by platforms in space, such as satellites or space stations?

Puts on tion foil hat...

But that would mean that, GAAAAAAASP!

OH MY GOD!!!

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Welp, you look like you've had a rather rough day, by the way... :\

[Cheza]

Not only that, the Daedra have wormhole/teleport technology as well!


And I have no idea what you're implying, I feel awesome and stuff.
*Curls up inside a flowerpot*

[Brisky]

I mean, your avatar, and stuff, and nooo, don't do that!

Flowerpots are all cold, and dirty and not-nice, and you're gonna be sad, and I don't want people to be cold and sad... :c

[Cheza]

But cold and dark places are perfect if you have migraines.
Especially if they're also quiet and stuff.


*Paints a frog*

[Brisky]

Erhm, how about and dark and quit places that are also warm and clean? Doesn't that sound better?

And, from a scale of 1 to 10, how pissed off do the Daedra get if I install modern service weapons mods in skyrim?

And, from a scale of 1 to 10, how well do they react to TLAM missiles?

Just asking, not planning anything, or something, no idea why you think that.

[TenOfSwords]

1) Yeah, warm and clean places are better than cold and dirty
2) Eh... I'd say 3
3) -1. They don't react well.

[The Past]

There's a project I'm working on. Mainly one story right now, but I'm working on detailing the story world to allow more stories and such. It's pretty much my entire life right now. I love discussing my ideas on and whatnot but I'm kinda paranoid they're being sold by the chat services, plus I get worried I'm annoying my friends who most likely don't care as much as they say they do.

LET ME TELL YOU ALL ABOUT MY MAGES. LOVE THEM. LOVE MY PRECIOUS, BRUTAL, SNEAKY LITTLE BABIES.

[Brisky]

@Ten

Hmmm, three isn't satisfactory...

Maybe some tanks would the tricks? A little bit of self-propelled artillery, and some cavalry tanks to protect said arty and do attacks?

@Ek

What do you mean "they're being sold by the chat services?"?

[The Past]

Data collection and stuff. Many if not most online services (and internet service providers) store what you do and type and sell it to other parties. I know it's mainly used for advertising, but I wouldn't be surprised if other stuff is done with that data.

I should say that, with how much crap billions of people say online, it's silly to think they could single out someone's creative ramblings. I just can't help having that fear at the back of my mind.

[Brisky]

Well, I don't really think that it's profitable for a telecom company to sell your modding ideas to anyone, as making money out of a mod is already questionable. I doubt that they'd take that risk.

And, besides that, I don't think that internet providers even do that, only scertain sites like google or youtube do.

But, yeah, if it makes you comfortable...

I can't say that I don't sometimes walk in random zig-zag patterns because I randomly feel like someone is about to shoot me, either... xs

[Cheza]

Erhm, how about and dark and quit places that are also warm and clean? Doesn't that sound better?

And, from a scale of 1 to 10, how pissed off do the Daedra get if I install modern service weapons mods in skyrim?

And, from a scale of 1 to 10, how well do they react to TLAM missiles?

Just asking, not planning anything, or something, no idea why you think that.

The Daedra most likely wouldn't care.
The princes themselves can't die because of how no rules apply to them, but they can be temporarily banished, which is more like a mild annoyance than anything else.
The Aedra can be killed tho, but most people consider those to be the good guys so that might make you quite impopular unless you're with the Thalmor or something.


The only way to really kill a Daedric prince would be to destroy (their plane of) Oblivion to the point where it didn't exist anymore, but seeing as a prince is at their strongest in their home plane (and that their will is made reality there) that's kinda like trying to invade Finland in the winter.


Most of them would probably find it most amusing to watch all that technology fall into the wrong hands and see how the mortals destroy each other and themselves with even greater efficiency than before tho.

[The Past]

@Brisky
I wasn't talking about my mod idea, I was talking about my story project.

[Brisky]

Oh, right yeah, a completed story is gonna be quite easy to just sell to a publisher. But, don't forget that the creativity in your mind is litterally the only thing that can actually write and complete said story.

A book wich's core concept was thought of, and half written out by the original writer, and then finished and published by some completely diffirent dude, is probably not gonna sell very well...

Wouldn't be too paranoid to just slap copyright marks on everything you send over the internet. At least in the Netherlands, you don't need to do anything to get author's rights, and basically, if you can prove you wrote a thing, then you can sue any company that tries to sell it to third parties.

[Cheza]

I used to be addicted to soap, but I'm clean now.