Probably keep playing Morrowind. Just downloaded Daggerfall and Arena recently, so I can play those too. Can't buy too many new games, saving up for a trip to Italy.

Uno probalamento! No hablo mucho espanol!

Lol, as you can see, my Spanish is a little rusty lol!

My issue has been that I spend too long on individual models. I've got a Space Marine Black Templars force that I spent about 5 hours on each model, because I just can't let well enough alone.

My Fantasy army is the sea of grey, because I moved and chipped a bunch of the models I had painted, so I stripped them down and never got back to it.

Once the kids are all in school, maybe I'll make you proud.

Italy! Oh, how I envy you! Lol, have fun on your future trip!

Cryogenically freezing myself/ building a time machine, whichever I manage to do first :foodndrink:

You mean Probablemente (probably)?

Also, if I'm correct, the "n" in "espaNol" has to be uppercase, in order to simulate http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Y0tiINmBLRQ/SahJzREoMwI/AAAAAAAAAPU/bsMaw9NUGTg/s400/e%C3%B1e.png

Yeah, I didn't know how to get the accent on the "n". And I was trying to say "Problem". Problemo is problem isn't it? I don't know how I messed that up :sadvaultboy: .

If I took the time I could probably learn the language, and I can speak it fairly well. It's just that it's such a pain to learn it in school!

Edit: Other than the spelling and such, did everything make sense?
Edit2: Oops, made a mistake.

Oh, believe me. It was also a pain in the ass to learn english



Well, "Uno" translates as "one", so it's probably a mistake as it doesn't makes sense the way you put it (I don't know what you wanted to say, so put it in english and I'll see what you meant).

I'm following a .NET developing course and still have 5 months to go, but meanwhile I'm looking temporary (3 to 6months) job.
In my spare time I have chess tournaments and I've started to play Morrowind again.

Don't have any money to buy new games right now, trying to get out of my apartment as much as possible.
I really want to play portal2 at some point this year because I think the original portal was pure genius.

Gaming wise I'm currently replaying Morrowind as a pure mage, which I've never really done before

I'll probably do another play of Fallout New Vegas, and so long as the reviews are decent I'll get The Witcher 2

Any gaps left will be filled in with Oblivion quest mods

Chess? I used to play chess... nobody to play with and I'm not the sort to play it online against random people. I wish I had a regular chess partner. If you are at all interested send me a PM! (I'm not very good though, just know the basics. But I am capable of learning complex principles and the like).

One problem! I only speak a little Spanish!

:thumbsup:

Well, nobody says "One problem", either in spanish or (AFAIK) in english, so you can say either "Hay un problema" (There's a problem), or "Tengo/tenemos un problema" (I/we have a problem).

Trying to pass all my courses will take up most of my time, then I get a break in the summer, then senior year will be a joke. So basically a lot of miscellaneous JRPGs.

I am not.

A lot of... stuff. The only new games I'll buy are Skyward Sword, Pokémon White and Portal 2, but I've got Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind (replay), Shivering Isles, Starcraft, Half=-Life 2 hard mode run, Half-Life Opposing Force, Metroid Prime 1 and 2... you get the picture.

:facepalm:

I feel incredibly stupid now! I learned that in school, ughhhhhh! Okay, it's starting to come back now. Anyways thanks for the lesson.

Since the Skyrim announcement I plowed through a few Let's Play video series on Youtube for Daggerfall, Battlespire and Redguard. I also reinstalled Morrowind GOTY and went through the main quest. I recently reinstalled Oblivion GOTY and have been playing through the thieves guild, dark brotherhood, and just last night beat the Shivering Isle main quest.

It's been a fun to see the earlier games (since I never played them) and it's been fun to see how much nostalgia has played into my opinion of Morrowind and Oblivion. A few fun facts:

Morrowind:
-Vvardenfell is much smaller then I remembered, especially with MGE with infinite view distance. The fact you literally walk so darn slow at the beginning helps hide this as well.
-Cliffracers are as annoying as I remember, all 10 of them hitting me at once
-Morrowind's visual style and main quest are still amazing.
-Text dialog svcks, seriously if I didn't have most of it memorized id find the game really inaccessible in this day and age.

Oblivion:
-Action based combat was a great improvement
-The map and compass are useful, but perhaps needed to be toned down
-The game still has it's "stop and stare" moments with the graphics, especially sunsets.
-Shivering Isle is the best part of Oblivion, in most every respect. The Dark Brotherhood is a close second.

I think once I am done with Oblivion I am going to move onto my huge backlog of games purchased from the Steam holiday sales!

forgot the witcher 2.
buying my pc just for skyrim and the witcher 2.

Alright for some I got projects to get done. I have not even finished Assassins Creed BH and Fable 3 which I bought last year. I would rather understand how games work than play them lately. Of course I'm not planning on being busy when Skyrim comes around. :thumbsup:

Studying for my A+ and CCNA certifications.
Not too much else thats big on my list.

College, work, boxing, also bought a PS3 and borrowed a bunch of games from my brother-in-law. This will have to do.

The same thing I do every night; try to take over the world!

Test Drive Unlimited 2
Back to the Future: The Video Game
Duke Nukem Forever (No WAY am I missing it after all this damn time; I don't care how it turns out.)
Lego POTC
Lego SW III The Clone Wars
Deus Ex Human Revolution (depending on how it turns out.)
Homefront (depending on how it turns out.)

And of course I'm still playing Oblivion and Fallout NV.