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I've been playing FF14 a lot lately. Getting back into wurm (hopefully), so I'll probably be active on Wurm during the wait for queues in FF.

I once launched a troll corpse into a fenced in area in my neighbours yard and made them confused about how it got there.

The last post

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The sound my forge, working through the long Wurm nights.

The thing I hate most about Wurm.... Is getting distracted by other things for a year or so at a time, then suddenly remembering Wurm and going "Oh crap, my stuff!" and trying to catch up on what I've missed when I jump back in.

Now that I'm back (again.... I'm like a boomerang), I guess that means I've won. You just can't keep me gone forever

I guess I've changed over the years. I used to get INTJ when I'd take something like this when I was younger.

I've had a SadRolf before.

Who am I and how did I get here?

NieR Automata has kind of stolen my life since release >_> I 100%'d the game, and now I'm starting over on Very Hard difficulty where a single hit kills you... in a bullet hell action RPG. Should be fun. And by fun I mean suffering, but worth it. Probably one of my favorite games I've played in several years. It's not perfect, but it is pretty damn good. Improves on the first NieR in several ways, though I still prefer the first. The first got me with much more of an emotional attachment. The first game's combat was.... slow. It worked, and did what it needed to, but it was kind of awkward and tedious and dull after a while. Automata has platinum developing it, and the combat came out much faster and more fluid. The OST in the original was one of my favorite gaming OSTs, and Automata somehow blew it out of the water. The story in Automata is pretty decent too, but again, I felt more attached to the story and characters in the first game. There's also some hidden depth in Automata for people who've played the first, but it's not necessary to play the first to understand the story. That said, if you play Automata first, it does spoil some pretty big things from the original NieR.

It's not out on PC until the 17th, but once NieR Automata releases, it's probably going to be my PRIMARY game for a while. The first NieR was one of my favorite games of all time. Playing through it was an almost spiritual experience for me. It made me think, and oh god did it make me feel. Such a melancholic game.

+1. This could be a pretty gouda idea! Okay, that was kind of cheesy. Don't brie upset with me D:

+1. Wouldn't mind some hunting trophies for decoration.

Oh deer...

+1 from me.

I've been wanting to re-read the Dragonriders of PERN series. Need to find where my books are, and find the rest to finish up my collection. It's a sort of medieval-ish fantasy with dragons, but it actually gives explanations for how/why things happen aside from 'magic'.

I guess people can't be dragon their feet when it comes to these things.

Well, I'm probably an odd case, but my old name kind of offends me now. I've made no secret in hiding who I am and what that account was, but I can't stand to see the name anymore BECAUSE I've grown. The name isn't me, it doesn't fit me. I haven't done anything bad, and when I came back many folks on cele welcomed me back with open arms. Some who saw my new account even asked if it was me, despite it being years. I want people to know me, I want to keep on with what bit of a reputation I had. I just don't want half of that name. I just want people to see me as Ellie. And while I'd have like to have all of my old skill levels, I was willing to start over with a new character. A name change would have helped immensely. Though, again, I'm not advocating for or against name changes. I'm only speaking from how it would have personally benefited me. I can see how there would be merits from it, but I also see that it could have major drawbacks.