The way I used to fight in the previous games was wait till an enemy attacked and counter with a hidden blade to the jugular. They made it a little less simple which I suppose makes more sense but when there's 5+ guys on you and you can't get away I hated it. They removed the wenches/thiefs you could hire to assist you with the stealth which for me took a lot of fun out of it since the npcs have un-godly xray vision on notorious +3. ; ;
I think you pegged it though about him accomplishing nothing it just seemed hollow. Maybe that's why I liked Haythem more he died for something he believed in 100%. While Connor just seemed like a sheep following along without thinking "why am I doing this".
Also I don't like that he still helped George after he found out that he was the one who ordered the assault that killed his mother. before that he was willing to kill any Templar for revenge but forgives George with almost no character development.
So my mom's mother (or my granny) is dying. She's had alzheimer's for years and has slowly just given up on life. However, all my life I can remember that she was nothing but a huge *** to my mom for no reason. There were stories, like when my mom was around 10 years old, she was told to shovel the driveway while her brothers and sisters (there were a lot of them) got to do whatever the hell they wanted. She finished the driveway and when she went back inside to warm up, her siblings played in the snow around it and basically dusted the driveway. My granny, seeing this spanked my mom, then sent her out to shovel it again. This is just one of the many terrible stories about the things that my mom had to go through with that horrible woman.
So, my question is this: Is it callous of me to not care that she's dying? Seriously, I feel like my mom is better off without her. My mom is the caring kind of person who regardless of what you do to her, she will instantly forgive and do everything she can to ensure that you're still in great condition when all is said and done, even if you don't deserve it. She always told me, "I know you don't like her son, but she's still my mother."
So my mom's mother (or my granny) is dying. She's had alzheimer's for years and has slowly just given up on life. However, all my life I can remember that she was nothing but a huge *** to my mom for no reason. There were stories, like when my mom was around 10 years old, she was told to shovel the driveway while her brothers and sisters (there were a lot of them) got to do whatever the hell they wanted. She finished the driveway and when she went back inside to warm up, her siblings played in the snow around it and basically dusted the driveway. My granny, seeing this spanked my mom, then sent her out to shovel it again. This is just one of the many terrible stories about the things that my mom had to go through with that horrible woman.
So, my question is this: Is it callous of me to not care that she's dying? Seriously, I feel like my mom is better off without her. My mom is the caring kind of person who regardless of what you do to her, she will instantly forgive and do everything she can to ensure that you're still in great condition when all is said and done, even if you don't deserve it. She always told me, "I know you don't like her son, but she's still my mother."
blood only runs so deep my friend.
While it's never really great to hate people, I wouldn't blame you for not caring.
I'd like to hear Seha talk, but it would probably be like a Siren's song, leading us all to our doom.
If say 20 words in a day it's a great achievement. I hardly ever talk irl.
This is me a lot of days since I normally work alone when I get home everyone else is already gone to work... I call into my manager when I get in but that's it, which sometimes consists of me saying "Hey" "Nope, I'm good" "Have a good night". One day I'm just going to forget how to talk.
So my mom's mother (or my granny) is dying. She's had alzheimer's for years and has slowly just given up on life. However, all my life I can remember that she was nothing but a huge *** to my mom for no reason. There were stories, like when my mom was around 10 years old, she was told to shovel the driveway while her brothers and sisters (there were a lot of them) got to do whatever the hell they wanted. She finished the driveway and when she went back inside to warm up, her siblings played in the snow around it and basically dusted the driveway. My granny, seeing this spanked my mom, then sent her out to shovel it again. This is just one of the many terrible stories about the things that my mom had to go through with that horrible woman.
So, my question is this: Is it callous of me to not care that she's dying? Seriously, I feel like my mom is better off without her. My mom is the caring kind of person who regardless of what you do to her, she will instantly forgive and do everything she can to ensure that you're still in great condition when all is said and done, even if you don't deserve it. She always told me, "I know you don't like her son, but she's still my mother."
blood only runs so deep my friend.
While it's never really great to hate people, I wouldn't blame you for not caring.
Yeah, it's hard for me not to hate her. But then again I pretty much hate all of my mother's family. They're a bunch of obnoxious well-to-do snobs that don't give me or my family the time of day, dwelling entirely in manipulation and mind games. Seriously, with some of them I fear that I would tell them to their faces to go *** off if I ever saw them again.
But there is some bad news in all this. My mom was supposed to come out here to NM next month, and my brother and I were looking forward to going to see her. But now it's looking like that won't happen any more. Even approaching death, that old *** is ruining everything.
So, my question is this: Is it callous of me to not care that she's dying? Seriously, I feel like my mom is better off without her. My mom is the caring kind of person who regardless of what you do to her, she will instantly forgive and do everything she can to ensure that you're still in great condition when all is said and done, even if you don't deserve it. She always told me, "I know you don't like her son, but she's still my mother."
Would depend on who you ask really. To some people family is a freebie handed out based on genetics, others view family as something to be earned. From what you've said it doesn't sound like she would have done anything that would have you calling her Grandma so if you don't feel like you should feel bad I don't see a reason to... You probably would want to be there for your mother but that's a whole different thing.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.