Update automatically turns off the air conditioning in the van if the driver is not in the vehicle for more than 30 seconds.

This is not a bug

This is several signs

Luckily, thoughts and actions are two different things.

Fixed at last

Welcome back, sweetheart!

I actually enjoyed not having quest markers! That gives a sense of discovery that felt fresh and new despite the old roots, and I hope Skywind won’t force quest markers on the user (although I also hope they will be added as an optional feature).

I just want to see things looking and moving more naturally, along with sensible keybinds and more.

If you or someone you trust happen to have a home server, just install Vaultwarden, which is the community fork of Bitwarden without any fees, shady stuff or reliance on Bitwarden infrastructure.

The “race war” was actually one of the most entertaining parts to me - that’s an entire new dimension of struggle besides the main dragon story! Honestly, I think they could handle it better, adding more details, as it’s one of the major things we’re introduced to early on in the story.

I see the point!

As someone who started with Skyrim, I still wait for Skywind to release. I honestly tried Morrowind, but for a modern generation of gamers, it’s simply unbearable as far as game mechanics, controls, animations etc. go. I stopped straight at Balmora, because I can’t get used to it. And OpenMW can’t fix all that.

My dude, I did a no fast travel run of Skyrim, so Cyrodiil won’t scare me :D

As per quests - yes, they don’t really adapt to your current progress, and that might be a problem for some. It makes sense to complete all sorts of side quests alongside the main one. But still, I kinda like the feeling I can go somewhere and be pretty much no one even though I’m about to slay Alduin. Feels like a breath of fresh air.

Oh wow

Asuuming you’ll be able to unroll it. Unless you have cats, do right

Love the idea that you can actually scream the shouts :D

The Witcher series is probably the closest one

Also, World of Warcraft. Sure, it’s an MMO, not a regular RPG, but you can complete it entirely on your own, and you’ll get a rich and vibrant world full of enough stories to keep you there for thousands of hours. In fact, I would advise you to start with the Classic version - a remake of 2004 World of Warcraft - so as not to get overwhelmed with content, before heading into newer ones.

Also, if you truly insist on solo/coop play, things like AzerothCore allow you to host a private World of Warcraft server for yourself and/or friends.

Eh, I tried Oblivion, the Cyrodiil seemed to be quite small, while both Morrowind and Skyrim are quite gigantic for their time.

Got it now lol

Several reasons.

1. It’s not even AI. It’s machine-learning based word predictor. Which gets us to:
2. It’s an absolute example of corporate bullshit made to:
3. Throw money back and forth in an economy, making it look like it’s healthy and booming, while:
4. Actually tanking the economy,
5. Making governments sacrifice everything for “AI dominance”,
6. Making management lay off thousands of people under the premise of “automatization”, while really it just increases the workload on the rest, all while:
7. Guzzling tons of water,
8. Electricity,
9. Raw materials,
10. Producing never-before-seen amounts of e-waste,
11. And leaving residents endangered
12. All to generate unreliable results
13. That take tons of human labor to correct
14. While making others believe the batshit output
15. And destroying critical and independent thinking.

But yes, you can get some text output or a quick image draft.

Curious. Will take a closer look, thanks.

Absolutely! I usually pick more neutral compliments and make sure I give them to both men and women alike.