I have never gotten into ESO and it kinda makes me sad seeing as those are some of my favorite games on the planet. MMO's in general are bad voodoo for me as I fear I would enjoy them too much
In that next to the last photo with the curved Island, I'm assuming that's MDF? I had a tighter curve than that to do and it was an inside curve. We ordered some of that rubber base. It actually behaved pretty well. Because of being flexible they don't want you putting that down straight walls because it's not stiff enough.
I'm glad that you did that job because it wouldn't be done yet if I was doing it. Who knows when it would be done.
I bet the customer is happy as hell because it makes the room feel so much larger.
I hate you right now because right now is when I am contemplating getting a subscription to ESO... I played the balls of Morrowind and Oblivion. I completed Skyrim but never really fell in love. I think it was just too bleak for me, I am bleak enough in my everyday that I want to escape to something beautiful, not more darknessHighup, that sounds like a lot of work.
CJ, that looks great!
Mark, I played the other Elder Scroll games as well. I made some custom content for Morrowind (but didn't upload it). I hated that we didn't have decent tower shields so I made my own. Sadly, that was lost on my old hard drive (and my backup drive took a crap). I enjoy ESO although the lag gets frustrating. I love playing a khajit. The graphics in it are gorgeous. I particularly like an area called Artaeum. It is set in a different plane than Nirn so it has more than one moon or maybe it's other planes or suns. Not sure, but the skyline is beautiful. There are beautiful ocean views and it's nice and green. It also has about 15 treasure chests around the island so I like to go around opening them.
My khajiit sorcerer on her psijic horsey is in one pic and the rest are other screenshots from the area.
Last pic is my Argonian character with her camel mount and packrat vanity pet.
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I got to play for quite awhile today and had fun.
I did go out and do a 2nd coat of paint on the boards. They are still rough but I don't really care. I'm going to see if my friend is available tomorrow to help me mount them to the wall.
That is a really cool looking backyard. Is it available in 72°?
I hate you right now because right now is when I am contemplating getting a subscription to ESO... I played the balls of Morrowind and Oblivion. I completed Skyrim but never really fell in love. I think it was just too bleak for me, I am bleak enough in my everyday that I want to escape to something beautiful, not more darkness
Does it get cold enough for antifreeze there?Well what is there to lose.....
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...7emUnCwtcNa9seDKFYEaAidtEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.dsAbout a month and a half ago I replaced my intake gaskets. I discovered after the fact that the same corner where the manifold leaked, there was a miniscule head gasket leak. It leaks so little that water never even hits the ground..... but it's still a head gasket leak. I didn't want to just use a radiator type sealer. I spent a lot of time flushing the engine during the manifold gasket replacement, so this is the time to try a "real" sealer. The cooling system needs to be clean for this stuff
I've done two flushes with cleaner and it's rinsed clean.
After pouring this in, the engine needs to idle for 50 minutes without the thermostat installed so the water circulates continuously. It's some sort of polymer. It's clear, no bits and pieces floating around. Tomorrow's the day, then I can finally put antifreeze back in.
Not on a daily basis in the winter. It's rare we hit 26 or lower. Lots of 32 to 36s.Does it get cold enough for antifreeze there?
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