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So recently, I had found myself at a complete loss, and everything I had treasured in my old life has been shattered and taken away from me. My life was in chains and I did't know what to do, I had nothing on me, I had no special skills that I could use, only the help of some equally lost strangers and a desire to keep going.
Eventually it got a little better, doing some odd jobs, making some money here and there, got a place to stay, and even found a beautiful, strong, girl who accompanies me day and night, protects me and helps me carry groceries back home.
But just when things were finally looking up, the troubles started piling up.
First, I realised I was doing a little of everything, and I had no idea what I wanted to do. I was the very definition of "Jack of all trades, master of none". I had stints in factories, I dabbled in manual labour, had a go at business, collected debt for people, legitimately or not, and even committed some petty theft at my lowest points. I've gotten decent at those things and even studied some chemistry in my spare time, thinking it would useful, but I've become disillusioned with most of skills, jealously looking on at others who have had better planning and fortunes in these dark, dark times.
And not to mention my relationship. We had started to get in each other's way a lot, the things she'd say to me have became lukewarm and familiar (in a bad way) despite all that I've given her. Although we are physically as close as ever, everyday I feel we are growing apart further and further.
So, Teamliquid, help me out here. Should I abandon what points I've put in archery and swords and heavy armour and go all-out mage? I'm currently around level 28, do I have enough levels and perks left to make myself that mage that I was Dragonborn to be? Would I be better off finding a seriously brawny Greatsword or Battleaxe and putting what I can into two-handed instead?
Oh, and I am dreading that talk with Lydia. At least we aren't married so she won't take all my armour when we break up.
And no, if you still don't get it, this is an overly dramatic portrayal of my (not that important) dilemmas in Skyrim, I, the writer, am actually living a pretty good life in real life, don't worry.
 
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LOL i thought it was about skyrim at
My life was in chains and I did't know what to do, I had nothing on me, I had no special skills that I could use, only the help of some equally lost strangers and a desire to keep going.
cuz that almost exactly what i did but i mastered archery can't troll me =D.
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Destruction magic kind of blows. Don't go for that.
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I love you. Forever and ever.
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Damn you fooled me. It actually sounded like a very interesting life story. I was looking forward to some follow up blogs 
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wp haha
i woulxn't know. i swore off mmorpg and cant stand single player. haven't even finished sc1/bw/sc2 campaigns lol
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man. That's good. :D Oh.. Skyrim! The addictions... :D
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LOL, hot damn, you got me man, you got me good 
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You got me good LMAO. I'm just going fire/lightning mage, and imo its pretty fun, albeit hard
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wow, completely fooled here.
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Just when I was getting ready to pull out my handkerchief...
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lol I caught on to your tricks! The way of writing was clever but when you started talking about the skills and doing a bit of everything I started to doubt. well played 
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Nice one I started to get exciting about what the comments will be too...
5/5
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my habit of always scrolling down to the last sentences first saved me!!! 5/5 for creativity at least
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You had me till "So Team Liquid?" 5/5
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Well played. As for the points, there are console commands to clear your perks if you're on PC. So you don't have to "abandon" your build, you can just start over.
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I was fooled, nice write-up!
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I was suspicious by the third paragraph. And yes go full out mage. Mages kick ass!
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i always knew skyrim players were weird people
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EPT
