Originally posted by dino_inc:

This is what I expected Skyrim city raids to be like.

In TES Oblivion you had to go around all the cities recruiting soldiers to tackle the great big Gates to Oblivion to prepare for a grand fight of the ages; ends up with you have about 10 soldiers or so. Big climatic battles definitely wasn't that game's strongpoint.

GOTY 2016

I hope that they do another Napoleonic Wars expansion though, with the new engine it would be fantastic.

Originally posted by ///AUTOMATA | tipofthehats.org:

Originally posted by 🎀 A_COCO 🎀:

No, we're just introducing new people to the Witcher, instead of this group.

Sure. I thought the Witcher is just an overhyped game.

I'd say it deserves the hype it has, the game is quite well made and it has quite a lot of content. I don't really like and I prefer something like the Elder Scrolls a whole lot more (Although I'd say they're different genre's) but I can definitely understand the praise it gets.

I play piano although I haven't learned too many songs. Preferably classical/romantic era stuff, but I like some newer stuff too, I'm nearly finished learning Howl's Moving Castle's main theme.

This would be like making BuzzFeed a moderator of the group. No.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkgDq2iSJks

It's allowed here but not in class of course.

Originally posted by Radiant Malevolence:

A lot of games you buy physical copies of just register and download on Steam anayway, so I buy everything digitally. No reason not to and I don't consider myself much of a collecter.

One useful thing about physical Steam copies of PC games is that while you do have to use Steam to play the game to register the CD key, the game can be installed using the data on the disk, (If one is present.) It's quite useful for those who are using a slow connection or have a data cap.

For PC I prefer to buy them digitally. The only physical copies I own are old RTS games but even then you buy those on Steam now with better support for mods and multiplayer. For consoles I don't really mind getting physical copies though, and it's especially cool with older consoles since they can have strange cases or cartridges.

Originally posted by Stake from Jate Farm:

Originally posted by Keyes:

Or maybe he's just being considerate of the fact that someone else lost this money and they might really need it instead of automatically going for the selfish option? If nobody claims the money after a period of time you''ll get it, so if someone does find a large amount of money just on the ground you should probably bring to a local station.

Except the first peoson to see the money will take it whether it's their's or not.

It has no markings or anything to make it seem like it's anything other than 3 $20 bills.

If it was in an envelope, I could understand, but personally, if it was, I would've just left it there. Not my business, don't wanna get involved in whatever that is.

If the money is in a wallet or the likes, then I think you should definitely be bringing to a local station for them to contact the owner, I understand the vagueness when it comes to unaccompanied cash, if it's a small amount then you're not going to make a big deal about it, if it was a larger sum of unaccompanied money say in a school or something, then you should probably report it, out on a busy street I can see the difference and depending on your police station you might not be so inclined to trust them with making an attempt to give it back. All I'm saying is, if it's possible to make attempt, you should try find the original owner, especially if it's a local area like a school.