Danny Felixe

Mark smiled a little -------- "Why?" Dominic asked worried

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim When I say I've finished this I mean I've gotten all the achievements and pretty much joined up with everyone I can and gotten all the dragon priest masks...blah blah blah. Oh yeah and it was the legendary edition so I had all 3 dlcs. Basically I did the important stuff. I've had this game pretty much since I got Steam 2 and a half years ago... I think. I took some breaks in between (I'll get into reasons later) So... in general t'was a fun game. Some quests are better than others of course. Ones like the "Forsworn conspiracy" and the quest you do to get the daedric artifact "Nemira's ring" (*Shudders*) I wouldn't say are as enjoyable. I did enjoy the sense of achievement for getting all the daedric artifacts though. Similar to getting the dragon priest masks and all the claws. And with the Forsworn conspiracy, I made it up for myself by killing all the guards in Markarth including the three jerk thalmor wandering about (all of which I killed them in the best way possible... shouting them off a cliff). I'd say my favourite quest though was the Dark Brotherhood questline... I liked being a stealthy sneak and made it an extra challenge for myself to never get spotted (except one I had to get caught). It was good fun. I kind of had to cheat at times though. I always got so overcumbered and I ended up unable to get passed one quest so I turned on God Mode and pretty much never took it off. And then to get the final achievement "defeating a legendary dragon" I... forced myself up a few levels so they could spawn.Grinding it out would take WAY too long. But yeah other than that... Tried to stick to the rules as much as possible In terms of the DLCs... starting off with the Dragonborn one... I did love how I got a different surrounding than in normal Skyrim. It was kind of like a holiday... well... a busy holiday of defeating ashy monsters and dragon priests... and another Dragonborn of course. I also got to meet fellow friendly werewolves there who told me some nice items. Made me very happy. I'd say some of the downsides to it are... hmm... well it has one of the most expensive quests to do. Also... the Black Books are... not that nice. But I would say this one is the most worth getting out of the other three The Heartfire one doesn't really bring too much. It dpes let you build your own house (which I liked) and adopt children (who always will be the second most cared for characters in the game for me). And the children can then adopt pets. Building houses are expensive but there's not much to not like about this DLC. Even if thereisn't too much else to it And then... there's the Dawnguard one... *Sighs*. The idea of there being vampires and being able to become one is cool and there were good parts to it like being able to summon a skeletal horse from it... but some of my least favourite moments came from this DLC. First of all... becoming a vampire itself... they're... kind of weird looking but they have some pretty cool powers. More than what werewolves have. But getting the perks is such a PAIN. Out of all your powers only 2 count towards your perks. A difficult to pull off finishing move... and an attack that does barely any damage and HAS to be the last hit. So if you have companions and they get the last hit it won't count. Plus your attack may take off your companion's health (I kept almost killing my dog). It was one of the reasons I quitthe game for a while And speaking of companions the vampire girl your with... WILL NOT LEAVE YOU at points... which,when you want to get those vamp perks... just drags things out more than it should do. I pick werewolf with it's "just eat who you killed" perk increase any day over vampires. Werewolves are cooler anyway. Legendary dragons were introduced in the dawnguard DLC. I tried grinding... I really did but...no. It just takes way too long. And then there's the Forgotten Vale. A place you have to visit as part of the Dawnguard quest and the other reason I stopped playing for a while. Don't get me wrong... it's a pretty place andthe purple cats and green elk are cool... but that place is IMPOSSIBLE to navigate. The place is huge and you need to visit 5 teleporty areas... and the pointers only show you the direction of the end point, not how to get there. It's no good pointing me over a mountain So yeah. This one is pretty bad. The only thing I think was worth it in this DLC is the two beautiful dogs (Sceolang <3 My companion for life... and death) who were trained at the Dawnguard and who can become a third companion... or adopted by your child so you can have both at once. I always brought one of them, Sceolang with me. And he is my favourite character in the game and the one I care for most. If I could sacrifice everyone else int he game (except maybe my children) for him I would without hesitation So... rant over... on the most part. Really enjoyed it. I'll have difficulty deciding what to play next

Mark nodded ---------- Dominic nodded

"We... will be friends" Mark said ------------ "No one told me that" Dominic said

Banned for too much ban

"I am" Mark said ----------- "Am I not supposed to?" Dominic asked

Banned because such band... very banned

"Oh" Mark said ---------- "Well... my you're holding on to me but my hands are free!" Dominic said

Banned because I'm not in a band like a rubber band so I can't be banned for not banned for no band

I want it!

Mark smiled a little back ----------- "Huh?" Dominic asked  

Mark hugged back a little surprised ----------- "I would! I would!" Dominic said

"I don't wanna hurt you" Dominic said

"Yeah... I guess so" Mark said ---------- Dominic nodded looking huffy

Banned because I don't need to be in a band to ban

But... but... I wanted that o_o

Mark smiled a little

"You shouldn't have!" Dominic said

Mark kept watching

"'Cause I'm a ninja!" Dominic said

Banned for banned banning a band XP

Hmmmmmmm... is it... bread o_o

"Hey! No fair! You can't grab me!" Dominic said

Mark looked back and bent down