ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »I mean, that's how I prepare Argonian everything goes with Rotmeth, even lizard camel! : D
We say the same about Sujamma. We normally don't cook our servants, though.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Why do you dark elves call them servants if they aren't meant to be served with a meal, eh? eh?
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »Side Note For Worried Readers: This post is completely on topic and not at all deviating from the discussion at hand. Speculating on the culinary uses for lizard-camel mounts is a perfectly legitimate..ah...concern. Yes. Concern.
Too bad I already gave him away as a birthday present... One that I'm not even sure of whether Gothren appreciated it. *sigh* I really thought he liked it, as he didn't try to murder me at his birthday party
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »You should have included a whole bunch of confetti along with your gift! That's the problem, to be sure. I mean, the tests you ran went so well on the Breton...certainly an eternal rain of confetti would cheer Magister Gothren up? A permanent confetti-horse installation in Tel Aruhn, perhaps? Presenting an experiment at a birthday party really should have a festive feel, and what better way to celebrate than knowing you'll have to pick confetti out of every crevice of your home for the next few hundred years.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »On the plus side, I'm no longer personally against my marshmallow-toasting island Bleakrock going to the Telvanni, now that I have a new portable cooktop in the form of Magister Varkenel's creation. It's truly majestic, by bosmer standards!
This gives me another idea: How could this chimera be modified so it would be even more useful for the average person's needs? Maybe the next version should also include some kind of cooling device? Or how about a portable shower? If it seems reasonable, we could also integrate a confetti dispenser.
ArchangelIsraphel wrote: »The people of Tamriel do seem to like their conveniences...hmmm...I know! An automatic dismount function. Load the saddle with fireworks whose fuses make contact with the mounts flaming-hot hide the moment they stop moving. The highly volatile formula will explode, ejecting the rider from the seat immediately. A stream of confetti will fly through the air in their wake, helping their friends to find where they ultimately land.
Of course, in order to avoid being dismounted, they'll have to keep riding the camel-lizard perpetually, at full speed, but that's just a minor flaw in the system. I'm sure the benefits of never having to dismount manually again will far outweigh the drawbacks.
It's sure to be a success : D
AcadianPaladin wrote: »I've come to hate 'exploding' mounts because whenever anyone near me mounts one, it obliterates my screen for a couple seconds. I'd really appreciate a setting I could use to not see the obtrusive mounting animations of others.
TBH all mounts should be equines. Maybe wolves, tigers and guars.
AcadianPaladin wrote: »I've come to hate 'exploding' mounts because whenever anyone near me mounts one, it obliterates my screen for a couple seconds. I'd really appreciate a setting I could use to not see the obtrusive mounting animations of others.
No, there are lots of mounts that aren't overly flashy but look good. I'm a big fan of the non-flashy indriks, and my main character has used the aurelic quasigriff for a long time now.Yeah it looks horrible. Another mount that will never come out. 100% WORTHLESS.
TBH all mounts should be equines. Maybe wolves, tigers and guars.
Less horses, more guars.
Less carts, more siltstriders.
NO BEARS.
You know I'm right.