Dinh AaronMk

Skyrim: The Life of an Ordinary Person

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that's what you didn't see outside the screenshots

I haven't seen any mods like this unfortunately. I'll have to give Nexus a good look through again to see if there is, because that is a friggin awesome idea xDDD

@LoneSilverWolf

Just like, fatigue "death" at least. But then you'd still probably force the guards to come in and kill you. So it'd be best if combined to consider that sort of assault as non-fatal like theft.

At least I think assault is treated as something they'd kill you for. But it's been awhile imo. I got to the point in the game where I killed Alduin and finished the main plot(s) and then went to the play the Witcher series.

Skyrim: The Life of an Ordinary Person

>Succubus
>Not even having hot sex with the necromancer until it dies.

That said if there's any modes to change fisticuffs to not being neccesarily lethal and you can go to prison for fist-fighting I'd say do that when this character dies and be a hooligan somewhere. Or even a street-level criminal and thug and go about stealing shit and beating up skooma dealers.

Spam...

Obligatory.

Amount of RPs — The most you've been in at once!

I moderate myself to three at a time. It's been that way for basically all time.

Character picture - At what point do you find one?

I never do.

I like to stick to a written narrative description. That way readers can hold their own organic interpretation of my own character based on what I have written and there can be a little more individuality.

That said, I can draw myself so if I really want to I can and may draw them. Just not during or for the application process. It may be a year down the road I'll work up the effort to draw a character, provided the RP even lasts that long. That said though, the only characters I have drawn only exist in one RP since that's the RP that's lasted long enough for me to simply bother.

Go through the Alphabet before someone posts a My Little Pony Picture

Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

I went to see The Revenant. It was pretty bad-ass.

B!tchfest: a healthy release for our non-roleplay annoyances.

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Funny you mention that. One of my future scenarios involved a one world government formed after a global cyber war between multiple factions of international political machines in a world where nation states are far more fluid.

Whoever controls the machines, controls the world.

It sounds insane, but I figure quantum computers may actually make this scenario a possibility. Of course this also requires every government on Earth thinking that a global net with quantum computing based infrastructure is a good idea. Which it isn't and with governments like China's out there, good luck eroding the nation state for now.

@Arawak

I was going to run a modern cyber-terrorism cell in an NRP once, one that would presumably end up seizing all the nuclear weapons of all the great powers and preventing them from being launched.

It would have been entertaining if the cards fell right, but many of the core people in that NRP disappeared about a month ago. So I can't initiate a pseudo-Skullface move.

B!tchfest: a healthy release for our non-roleplay annoyances.

Well I'm one that's shifting more to the camp that the cyber world might play a greater impact on the conflict field than nuclear weapons or even conventional warfare. Physical damage won't be so much wrought with bombs, but through abuse of the internationally connected world. In the sort of environment when US and Isreali black-hats can hack and shut down Iranian nuclear test reactors, then it's actually not impossible for non-state groups or others to do the same back; considering that a lot of these cyber contractors probably were at one point "criminal" individuals hacking for self benefit or for shits and giggles.

So on that level there's maybe two ways to go about things as a self defense. Rigorous and draconian censorship, or Stasi level self-moderation within the community (which someone accused a TED speaker of promoting in comments).

The potential of cyber warfare is interesting and ignored. Non-state groups now have the same tools as global powers today by abusing Google Maps to pick up Sat Nav maps of regions, and there's even phone apps that track the movements and whereabouts of airplanes. And with the use of Tor/The Onion Browser you can achieve basically complete anonymity and encryption the military would have once only enjoyed.

So if I was scripty enough and maybe had enough bitcoin I could maybe organize an attack on someone's server and take it over.

How does one properly obtain "SWAG"?

You could also check the trash. That's usually where most swag goes.