Originally posted by Putinbot1The mafia is a myth. I'm part of several legitimate endeavors including waste management, construction, import/export businesses and restaurant/hotel unions. 😛
Bada and PVS, the KMC Mafia.
Originally posted by Putinbot1Imp's making a reference to the movie Goodfellas. 😂
😂 I'm British, what is a "shine box" someone!
Originally posted by BadabingAhh loved goodfella's forgot that. Any scrap metal yards or mrat packing factories there.
The mafia is a myth. I'm part of several legitimate endeavors including waste management, construction, import/export businesses and restaurant/hotel unions. 😛 Imp's making a reference to the movie Goodfellas. 😂
Originally posted by cdtm
What about Casino?
It wasn't bad, but I don't think it compares to Goodfellas.
Whenever I think about the movie Casino I think about how I used to have it on VHS. The movie is quite long so the VHS version was actually two tapes, with half the movie on each. I remember like 14 years ago I had left it in my car and someone broke in and took only one of the VHS tapes. I was puzzled cuz...why take half? Didn't they wanna see the entire movie? Both tapes were right there.
Originally posted by Surtur
Looks damn good. The first thing I tend to do is get a mod that makes magic more potent in Skyrim.
I assume you're referring specifically to Destruction magic and not magic in general (as illusion, alteration, and conjuration are all very useful schools, imo) to which I'd agree that yes, it's pretty weak comparatively speaking especially when facing multiple opponents at once. As far as I know, destruction spells even when dual-casted always do the same amount of damage regardless of whether or not you get a sneak attack on your enemy.
My character has a bow, a war axe, and a dagger all of which are double-enchanted and they all outclass destruction spells in their respective rolls. With them, I usually one-shot or at most two-shot nearly all enemies my character faces even without using damage-enhancing potions because he also wears certain apparel that increases his damage with each of them. I believe the only way to increase damage w/destruction spells--besides dual-casting them--is to drink a potion beforehand. You can also slightly increase the dmg you do by increasing in skill level which also slightly reduces the mana-cost of spells (though you can make mana-cost of casting spells cost literally nothing if you have properly enchanted gear which my character does).
Originally posted by Putinbot1
Using 70's CB radio speak and craving a time before Smartphones. Even though I have the name Putinbot1, most long term users here know me by the handle Whirlysplat, but why Whirlysplat? Does it allude to crashed helicopters? No, nothing so morbid. It comes from a sketch from a British Comedian about shit. The vid is below.I saw the sketch and discovered I was Whirly. Why are you who you are? Why are you PVS or Backfire or Surtur? Why that choice?
I copied King Mungi's formatting as I liked how it looked.
The PR is just two of my initials.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
I assume you're referring specifically to Destruction magic and not magic in general (as illusion, alteration, and conjuration are all very useful schools, imo) to which I'd agree that yes, it's pretty weak comparatively speaking especially when facing multiple opponents at once. As far as I know, destruction spells even when dual-casted always do the same amount of damage regardless of whether or not you get a sneak attack on your enemy.My character has a bow, a war axe, and a dagger all of which are double-enchanted and they all outclass destruction spells in their respective rolls. With them, I usually one-shot or at most two-shot nearly all enemies my character faces even without using damage-enhancing potions because he also wears certain apparel that increases his damage with each of them. I believe the only way to increase damage w/destruction spells--besides dual-casting them--is to drink a potion beforehand. You can also slightly increase the dmg you do by increasing in skill level which also slightly reduces the mana-cost of spells (though you can make mana-cost of casting spells cost literally nothing if you have properly enchanted gear which my character does).
edit to underlined part above: in their respective *roles*.