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I completely support them. Especially when you go into why they did what they did, allowing the aldmeri dominion to get some control over them, banning the worship of Talos. They did it to protect the people from the possibility of being slaughtered, and to live to fight another day. Regardless, until Ulfric and his men started making a big deal about it, it's said in the game that most people had their own little places to worship Talos in secret, then the dominion became more attentative and they had to crack down on it when Ulfric started his stormcloaks. Any civilized society needs a functioning government, even if it's not perfect.

Magic? No. There are certainly scientific phenomena that may seem like magic though.

It's the kind of game you will despise if you only try it briefly. The variation isn't in the map, but in the champions/item builds, as well as team composition. It's the kind of game that takes over 300 games for you to be AVERAGE at.

I only speak english fluently, but I'm studying Japanese.

To me, Battlefield 3 was a massive letdown. I came into the game hoping for something far more like battlefield 2. Sure, add destruction, add weapons, but make me use tactics. I don't like random explosions and spam everywhere - where the people who sit in the tanks the whole game get 70+ kills. The UI is horrid, the vehicles controls are annoying, etc. I wanted something so much bigger... Planetside 2 ended up pulling off what I wanted. Actual tactics.

Child of Light and Castle Crashers.

Nope. I apologize.

No, it should not. There should be more warnings, parents should be more educated on how the internet works and how to keep their kids safe - and for sure, parents should have options to limit their kids internet usage so they don't come across something clearly not meant for their age group. However, this should be on a case-by-case basis, and completely up to the parents. Otherwise, it would be simply restricting the free flow of the internet, which is not a good thing.

Hm. A nice walk in the park with a picnic on a sunny day. That would be wonderful!

You have to pick your friends carefully, people throw the word around too loosely. Yes, friendship exists. I have close bonds with a few people, but only a few. I'm fine with that. There are certain standards i hold my friends to. If they don't meet them, they aren't my friends.

I wish I was born female, and once I'm living on my own I am hopefully going to be able to transition over to female. I plan on getting sex reassignment surgery.

I prefer sacrificing some freedom for order over having complete freedom.

either anxiety or hopelessness. Hopelessness causes more pain than anything else.

Planetside 2 by far. Blacklight was meh, it's base was solid enough, but the pay to win model RUINED it for me. Planetside 2 is harder to run on older computers unfortunately, but it's the most massive, tactical, fun free to play fps.

I yell out loud all game long, it's part of me having fun. Yes, I rage, but I always stay polite and nice through any in-game chat. If I stop having fun, I simply leave, because the entire point of playing games is to have fun.

Eh, I don't quite understand where they are coming from, but they are cool. Some furry art is good, some of it sucks - kind of the same way with bronies there. Regardless,to each his own.

Skyrim. I don't mean some MMORPG shit like ESO tried to pull off, I mean legit coop like in Borderlands. That would be SOOOO amazing.

Is this even arguable? Taiga from ToraDora! is obviously the most beautiful animated character in existence.

I settles on my agnostic-atheism without too much trouble. I was born and raised a Christian, no specific denomination though. Eventually, I started using the internet. On forums I would go on, I would argue why Christianity is the right religion, but I was too young to understand how to debate properly and to even understand most of the arguments the atheists I was talking to were presenting. Regardless, through multiple forums I met many atheists, and they continued to show evidence that planted doubt for my religion. Eventually, I bought the book "The God Delusion", and read straight through it. Afterwards, I considered myself agnostic, but as I found more and more evidence showing that the bible is inn accurate, full of flaws, and portrays the God of the Bible differently than church did, I gave up on it entirely and became Agnostic Atheist.

That stinks! The easter bunny must just know me better

Eh, I ignore the religious part, but happy easter. It's a great day to spend with family and friends. I got a plushie Rainbow Dash!

I despise roblox and terraria... I love MC though! Starbound is fun, and way better than terraria.