I think Elder Scrolls is one of those properties whose biggest detractors are its fanbase. Runescape is exactly the same, and it’s totally bizarre.

I liked Daggerfall, too, despite serious glitch issues. I just saved a lot and it was fine.

Because it was such a bad game that people gladly bought it again?

Good whom.

William Tell is a Swiss folk hero. El Cid was a real person in Spain but has become a legendary character, as has Rob Roy McGregor. There’s also Beowulf from earlier times. Welsh mythology is pretty cool I’d check that out for some knightly stuff, like The Gododin.

Americans with their ‘greatest nation on earth’ charade.

Is YouTube a socmed site?

Someone whose first name isn’t interesting enough to be the title, I’m fucking sick of it.

Fantasy horror ideal for pulp TV

That could very easily be done, and it’s not especially ‘dark’ anyway.

There’s evidence that people like stuff just as much even if they know what’s gonna happen, kind of like how placebos often work even if you tell the person.

What the fuck man where the hell did this spring up from? This just started a flame in my heart.

Love stuff like this.

Blue shift is ok too, despite lacking a final boss.

It’s about this guy Dumbledore Calrissian, and he has to return the ring to Mordor

Yeah? Seems legitimately insane to me.

Maybe Liverpool, but that’s really just a joke; it’s actually a nice city centre with decent folk. More broadly, probably East Anglia, but that’s really more our Appalacia.

It wasn’t an adaptation of The Gunslinger

Yes, but it would require government spending and in the UK we currently have theives and billionnaires in charge who don’t even think kids should be able to eat at school.

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