^^ LOL. To add to that, probably one of my fav:
-Dying to Praxin's pink circle of death.
-Dying to Praxin's pink circle of death *after* Praxin is defeated. (bonus points)
^^ LOL. To add to that, probably one of my fav:
-Dying to Praxin's pink circle of death.
-Dying to Praxin's pink circle of death *after* Praxin is defeated. (bonus points)
Elijah_Crow wrote: »
*Sigh*
Intel® Core™ i7-6700K Processor (4x 4.00GHz/8MB L3 Cache)
Corsair Hydro Series H55 120mm Liquid CPU Cooler
32 GB DDR4-2800 ADATA XPG Ram
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 - 4GB ASUS TURBO Graphics Card
ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard
512 GB SanDisk X300 SSD
But she likes the rainbow flashing lights the best...
I looked at the computer...then I saw the swords.....
MarrazzMist wrote: »Help, I'm too addicted on these.
Wonderful work!
Excellent stuff! Putting the FUN back into gaming.
My wife has just discovered the game. It's the first time she has played anything other than candy crush or patience so you can imagine there is a HUGE learning curve, just watching her try to move around can be painful at times. She has just reached level 9, my son and I (v8 and v10) now find ourselves queuing for time on the game. I'm wondering how long to leave it before putting together another gaming pc and setting her up with her own esol account.
Look forward to seeing future vids.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »Elijah_Crow wrote: »
*Sigh*
Intel® Core™ i7-6700K Processor (4x 4.00GHz/8MB L3 Cache)
Corsair Hydro Series H55 120mm Liquid CPU Cooler
32 GB DDR4-2800 ADATA XPG Ram
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 - 4GB ASUS TURBO Graphics Card
ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard
512 GB SanDisk X300 SSD
But she likes the rainbow flashing lights the best...
I looked at the computer...then I saw the swords.....
Nobody noticed the Stargate Chevron light?
Elijah_Crow wrote: »Excellent stuff! Putting the FUN back into gaming.
My wife has just discovered the game. It's the first time she has played anything other than candy crush or patience so you can imagine there is a HUGE learning curve, just watching her try to move around can be painful at times. She has just reached level 9, my son and I (v8 and v10) now find ourselves queuing for time on the game. I'm wondering how long to leave it before putting together another gaming pc and setting her up with her own esol account.
Look forward to seeing future vids.
My recommendation would be sooner than later. Do it before she is invested too much in a character on your account! You can always justify it by building a new gaming PC for yourself and giving her your current one if you think there's a chance that she may not stick with it.
Plus with the added bonus of being able to play with you makes all the difference in the world in my opinion. My wife and I decided years ago if we were going to invest time in a hobby like this, it would be something we can do together.
You should do an edition about people who do anything but fighting during fights. A friend of mine discovered that Malacath Wrathful axe trophy or whatever it's called that makes you raise a giant axe, yell and engulf in flames and he's been using it yesterday in vWGT instead of potions...boss fight, hear his char yell, see him engulf in flames then die. Worth it XD We laughed so hard lol.
Me, I'm much less fun, I just love changing skills midfight and typing. Typing midfight kills me a LOT lol
sylviermoone wrote: »Elijah_Crow wrote: »Excellent stuff! Putting the FUN back into gaming.
My wife has just discovered the game. It's the first time she has played anything other than candy crush or patience so you can imagine there is a HUGE learning curve, just watching her try to move around can be painful at times. She has just reached level 9, my son and I (v8 and v10) now find ourselves queuing for time on the game. I'm wondering how long to leave it before putting together another gaming pc and setting her up with her own esol account.
Look forward to seeing future vids.
My recommendation would be sooner than later. Do it before she is invested too much in a character on your account! You can always justify it by building a new gaming PC for yourself and giving her your current one if you think there's a chance that she may not stick with it.
Plus with the added bonus of being able to play with you makes all the difference in the world in my opinion. My wife and I decided years ago if we were going to invest time in a hobby like this, it would be something we can do together.
Seconded. I'm the wife is a husband/wife duo. He's been playing online games since Ultima, but ESO is my first MMO. It's been challenging for me to learn the mechanics well enough to play with others. I've mainly played the single player ES games up to this point, so ESO was perfect for us.
Though, as a wife that usually gets the computer hand me down business, I would suggest you build HER a computer instead of handing yours down. We wives like new computers, too.
sylviermoone wrote: »Elijah_Crow wrote: »Excellent stuff! Putting the FUN back into gaming.
My wife has just discovered the game. It's the first time she has played anything other than candy crush or patience so you can imagine there is a HUGE learning curve, just watching her try to move around can be painful at times. She has just reached level 9, my son and I (v8 and v10) now find ourselves queuing for time on the game. I'm wondering how long to leave it before putting together another gaming pc and setting her up with her own esol account.
Look forward to seeing future vids.
My recommendation would be sooner than later. Do it before she is invested too much in a character on your account! You can always justify it by building a new gaming PC for yourself and giving her your current one if you think there's a chance that she may not stick with it.
Plus with the added bonus of being able to play with you makes all the difference in the world in my opinion. My wife and I decided years ago if we were going to invest time in a hobby like this, it would be something we can do together.
Seconded. I'm the wife is a husband/wife duo. He's been playing online games since Ultima, but ESO is my first MMO. It's been challenging for me to learn the mechanics well enough to play with others. I've mainly played the single player ES games up to this point, so ESO was perfect for us.
Though, as a wife that usually gets the computer hand me down business, I would suggest you build HER a computer instead of handing yours down. We wives like new computers, too.
Already promised the current gaming rig to my 14yo son (also ESOL fan), so just ordered an i7 gaming laptop for her and set her up with her own account yesterday that my son is now grinding up to roughly where she is.
Elijah_Crow wrote: »Elijah_Crow wrote: »
*Sigh*
Intel® Core™ i7-6700K Processor (4x 4.00GHz/8MB L3 Cache)
Corsair Hydro Series H55 120mm Liquid CPU Cooler
32 GB DDR4-2800 ADATA XPG Ram
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 - 4GB ASUS TURBO Graphics Card
ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard
512 GB SanDisk X300 SSD
But she likes the rainbow flashing lights the best...
I looked at the computer...then I saw the swords.....
Nobody noticed the Stargate Chevron light?
I did! In fact I didnt even notice the computer until later.
Caligamy_ESO wrote: »You should do an edition about people who do anything but fighting during fights. A friend of mine discovered that Malacath Wrathful axe trophy or whatever it's called that makes you raise a giant axe, yell and engulf in flames and he's been using it yesterday in vWGT instead of potions...boss fight, hear his char yell, see him engulf in flames then die. Worth it XD We laughed so hard lol.
Me, I'm much less fun, I just love changing skills midfight and typing. Typing midfight kills me a LOT lol
ROFL that damn axe.. I've done this (and launched a dwemer firework) a couple of times forgetting it was set to my active slot.
RAGUNAnoOne wrote: »Caligamy_ESO wrote: »You should do an edition about people who do anything but fighting during fights. A friend of mine discovered that Malacath Wrathful axe trophy or whatever it's called that makes you raise a giant axe, yell and engulf in flames and he's been using it yesterday in vWGT instead of potions...boss fight, hear his char yell, see him engulf in flames then die. Worth it XD We laughed so hard lol.
Me, I'm much less fun, I just love changing skills midfight and typing. Typing midfight kills me a LOT lol
ROFL that damn axe.. I've done this (and launched a dwemer firework) a couple of times forgetting it was set to my active slot.
Okay I REALLY need to ask for a translation,what the heck does ROFL mean anyways? please can you 'splain slang?