Fellow ME nuts, a few friends are trying to let BioWare know how much some of us would like a Remastered ME Trilogy. Please lend your voice! http://forum.bioware...red-me-trilogy/
Back to drinking.
Cabot, can I get a Cosmo for the lovely lady.
Oooh, lovely. Thank you.
Oooh, lovely. Thank you.
-snip-
Anytime. 
Guest_Roly Voly_*
*Roly walks in with a trophy for Poodle*
"Player of the Year - Dragon 9:41"
*drinks and chuckles into his mead*
*Roly walks in with a trophy for Poodle*
"Player of the Year - Dragon 9:41"
*drinks and chuckles into his mead*
Ummm... thank you? 
*holds and looks at trophy with a confused expression on his face*
*Roly walks in with a trophy for Poodle*
"Player of the Year - Dragon 9:41"
*drinks and chuckles into his mead*
Don't I get a trophy, Voly?
Just passing by. Week barely started and had a busy day.
Working on Nightmares of Red Stone. Will begin the 2nd Arc. Must try to organise the mess that are all the ideas written in the script.
But I must also work on my book. It has to be ready by the end of the year. I'm torn between them. Still deciding on which one will I start working first.
Just passing by. Week barely started and had a busy day.
Working on Nightmares of Red Stone. Will begin the 2nd Arc. Must try to organise the mess that are all the ideas written in the script.
But I must also work on my book. It has to be ready by the end of the year. I'm torn between them. Still deciding on which one will I start working first.
What's the book about? The book that has to be done by the end of the year.
Cabot, can I get a two meads over here, please. *moves closer to you, so as not to shout across the room* It's going alright, I posted two images I'm going to use a page or two back.
And thank you, I've been feeling hungry for a while now, but Cabot's cooking needs improving.
How's it going for you? *takes one of the drinks Cabot sets down*
Just passing by. Week barely started and had a busy day.
Working on Nightmares of Red Stone. Will begin the 2nd Arc. Must try to organise the mess that are all the ideas written in the script.
But I must also work on my book. It has to be ready by the end of the year. I'm torn between them. Still deciding on which one will I start working first.
Yup, I saw them. So Graphic Art, how are you liking it? *Drinks to the kill druffy thread*
Graphic Design actually, but I like implementing my own hand rendered sketches into my work where possible, such as with this project. I'm liking it. It lets me be creative and still do stuff that is going to make me money in the future. 
How about you? What do you do for a living?
*Roly walks in with a trophy for Poodle*
"Player of the Year - Dragon 9:41"
*drinks and chuckles into his mead*
What's the book about? The book that has to be done by the end of the year.
Thanks for asking. 
Here's the short synopsis:
The Last Archivist on Earth
A dystopian scifi story in production. Set after World War III, the story follows the routine of an archivist, whose job is one of the most hazardous of all: to travel the radioactive surface rummaging the wasted remnants of civilization in search of any remaining documents that survived the catastrophe.
Hey Roly! *bro-punch*
Tsk... he left you hanging. *shakes head disapprovingly*
Thanks for asking.
Here's the short synopsis:
The Last Archivist on Earth
A dystopian scifi story in production. Set after World War III, the story follows the routine of an archivist, whose job is one of the most hazardous of all: to travel the radioactive surface rummaging the wasted remnants of civilization in search of any remaining documents that survived the catastrophe.
Sounds f*cking cool! I would read that book! I want to read that book! 
I love dystopian settings in books. By any chance, is it targeted towards a YA audience?
Maker bless you readers. What would writers do without you?
On the next chapter (ch 6), there will be many things going on: Samson and Cullen's rivalry will begin, Loghain will confront Alistair about Orlesian troops in Ferelden and Samson will interact with characters such as Iron Bull and Sera. Fun will ensue! 
Graphic Design actually, but I like implementing my own hand rendered sketches into my work where possible, such as with this project. I'm liking it. It lets me be creative and still do stuff that is going to make me money in the future.
How about you? What do you do for a living?
Seriously though, I don't work since we moved to Ireland. I'm a bit of a Stepford Wife
*Sips mead* I'm the Inquisitor
How long have you lived in Ireland? And, where did you move from? *drinks*
Sounds f*cking cool! I would read that book! I want to read that book!
Yep. Although the main character is 36 yrs old, he's a bad boy sort of guy and has a sarcastic and witty temperament. He's quite foul mouthed as well and not politically correct at all.
There's a lot of action as he travels on the surface, evading rogue vandals that loot, torture and kill people. But he interacts with all sorts of people underground, where he resides in one of the millions of sheltered cities.
Yep.
There's a lot of action as he travels on the surface, evading rogue vandals that loot, torture and kill people. But he interacts with all sorts of people underground, where he resides in one of the millions of sheltered cities.
Dude. I am reading this book the second I can get my hands on it. 
Yep.
There's a lot of action as he travels on the surface, evading rogue vandals that loot, torture and kill people. But he interacts with all sorts of people underground, where he resides in one of the millions of sheltered cities.
Have you read the Metro books, or played the games? That's what came to mind when I read the synopsis. Obviously without the mutants. The sheltered cities also remind me of the towns built inside the metro tunnels in that Metro universe.
Dude. I am reading this book the second I can get my hands on it.
Same here!
What are you calling it, Modern?
Edit:
Is that to early to ask?
Dude. I am reading this book the second I can get my hands on it.
You don't know what it means to see the story is captivating people's interest.
*drying tears*
Have you read the Metro books, or played the games? That's what came to mind when I read the synopsis. Obviously without the mutants. The sheltered cities also remind me of the towns built inside the metro tunnels in that Metro universe.
Now that you've recommended, I'm going to start reading. It's on my list.
Same here!
What are you calling it, Modern?
Edit:
Is that to early to ask?
No, not at all. Thank you for all the questions. My heart is fluttering here. 
The title will be The Last Archivist on Earth. Or, just The Archivist. I'm still deciding. ^.^
Now that you've recommended, I'm going to start reading. It's on my list.
No, not at all. Thank you for all the questions. My heart is fluttering here.
The title will be The Last Archivist on Earth. Or, just The Archivist. I'm still deciding. ^.^
Just adding my two cents. The Last Archivist on Earth sounds a little long if you ask me. The Archivist is both short, which is good, and also allows for a little mystery. "What makes this archivist so special?" is one possible question someone who picks up the book might think.
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