#anthiel

[pandafreakrox-blog]

*Sigh*

I’m tired of hearing everyone talking about Anthony and Miel as if they were a couple. While it’s more likely that they ARE dating, neither of them have confirmed anything with each other, therefore, I find it wrong for people to talk about them as if they’re dating.

Now, people can ship them to their heart’s desire. I have no problem with shipping, as long as it doesn’t interfere with the “couple’s” social life. I have such a long list of ships, I can’t even name them all. However, assuming things is rude and inconsiderate. 

My request to the Smosh fandom is to NOT assume anything is going on between Anthony and Miel. Unless Anthony or Miel feel comfortable enough to tell us what’s going on between them, we shouldn’t assume that they’re dating. So please don’t be one of those people.

Rant over. You may now resume your scrolling.

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Having so few quests left is fucking depressing. Knowing there's only a dozen or two places I haven't explored yet is doubly so. It's been a year and I still don't want it to be over yet.

I hope I can drag it out for another month and a half so Dragonborn doesn't feel like the last thing I'll ever do here.

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Went ahead and made a new Skyrim character, a pretty Imperial girl I named Anna. And I got to the end of Bleak Falls Barrow and thought, "I... really don't want to do everything again." It's not the quests, it's the crafting and exploring and trying to level all over again. It's just intimidating.

So, I did what any other sensible person would do: opened up the creation kit, exported Anna's face to an Imperial preset, loaded up an old Anthiel save, crossed my fingers for luck and race changed her to Imperial, then went in and changed her appearance to my new Imperial preset, changed her name and... voilà. Instant level 49 Anna. She may have one or two things in her past she's not proud of, and I'm not sure how she ended up with an Orc boyfriend (look, she's very open-minded for an Imperial), but I'm sure once she reconciles several years of memories as an opportunistic thief, highway robber, libertine, and unrepentant murderer with a taste for human flesh with her current identity as a fisherman's daughter with good intentions and awful luck, everything will be just fine.

I mean, what could possibly go wrong?

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I've put in 270 hours on my misanthropic Bosmer sneakthief and opened most of the map, progressed the main storyline as far as I've ever gotten (by which I mean, not actually all that far), maxed out most of her crafting and got her to level 49...

And I kind of want to start over. With a new character. So I can play Hearthfire. Because Divines know that Anthiel would rather spend the rest of her life as a vegetarian than settle down in a nice house to raise a couple of human kids. I can't do that to her! I can't even bring myself to do it as an AU version. It's not right!

But I really, really want to investigate the DLC.

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Ghorbash and Anthiel sitting in a tree, ruthlessly picking off your companions one by one until you're the only bandit left alive and you're screaming and pleading with the unseen attackers to let you live please please plea-

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I'm glad Anthiel is the cold-hearted mercenary type. Otherwise I may be made sort of uncomfortable with how many bloody horses she's gotten killed. As it stands it's more of an inconvenience than anything else. I am somewhat curious how she managed to loot three Ancient Nord Arrows off a horse killed by a snow bear, though.

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that awkward moment when you mistake your companion for an enemy because you've been travelling with Lydia for 20 levels and aren't used to the new guy's shape, voice and fighting style yet.

so, uh. sorry about those arrows, Argis. 　

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I do think there's something a little bit wonderful about getting the message, "You can not eat quest items" when trying to gnaw on a Giant's Toe.

Things Anthiel Has Put In Her Mouth Today: Falmer ears, Dwarven oil, ectoplasm, a human heart, and some insect wings. But apparently she draws the line at giant toes. Who would've thought?