Bored Druid Thread: The Next GenerationFollow

Now, to be fair, if you're mentally or physically mangled to the point where you can never work again AND you have no family who can pay it off AND you don't have a cosigner, then the debt can be forgiven.

That's right, kids. Want an education? Well, now you have to take out a loan with interest nearly as aggressive as a private loan, and you have to pay it off or we'll garnish your wages, take your tax refund, and more!

And really? You can't make posts with just emoticons now? What the ******* ****, Zam.

so I just made a pretty sweet frittata. I needed a lazy Saturday morning.

What's this with breakfast? It's pretty much dinner time.

Magic, permanently lit candles?

magic is always the answer

The Draugr are family members who decided to give their bodies to protect the tombs in most cases. They need some light to see the things they're protecting the tombs from, I'd assume.

If you're annoyed about the candles, just wait until you find a barrel of fresh apples down there...

There actually are mods that remove the lighting sources from a bunch of caves, so that your torch or magelight, etc, are all that you have to go by.

They generally give you options. Like, you can just go for low ambient light, so it just becomes hard to see, not impossible. And suspension of disbelief in certain places is nice for the affect, like when you get into the larger, more grandiose tomb chambers that would be filled with candles in the core game (and the mod will give that realistic lighting, as in candle-only lighting). Also easier to accept "magic candles" when they're limited to the most important room.

Realistic Lighting Overhaul is the mob I think I use.

There's a new cat form? I'll have to go check that.

I did spend time trying classes today. Honestly, I just find the combat so boring now. Every class feels the same to me - it's always watching CDs and timers, and your priority list generally seems pretty short nowadays. Maybe not for all specs, but for way too many of them.

The end result is that I literally never feel like I'm doing anything I care about, ever. They've added a bunch of influence and utility to things like DK's diseases, but they've completely removed everything that gave the player a connection to the abilities.

DK diseases are fire-and-forget now. So you never think about them. And you don't even get Wandering Plague anymore to have fun with. And because you aren't thinking about your diseases, you're not thinking about the setup for your big hits anymore. So Oblit/SS are less fun. And the burst nerf on them, for PVP, doesn't help.

Can't you unlock the UI components and move them around? I thought that was a thing.

It's been years since I've played WoW and even more years since I last saw anything of the default UI so I could very well be wrong but I think Blizzard added that functionality at some point.