[Particle Person]

Wow, giant versions of things that are on Earth are so original and refreshing. And elves are living in them? Oh my gosh, I can't have possibly imagined such a thing.

So what sort of setting would you find original and refreshing?

[Rushy]

So what sort of setting would you find original and refreshing?

The human mind cannot fathom an original setting.

[Particle Person]

So what sort of setting would you find original and refreshing?

The human mind cannot fathom an original setting.

Right. Since we've already established that every setting you're familiar with is equally unoriginal, it wouldn't make any sense for you to comment on the originality of any setting. No setting is any less original than another.

[Saddam Hussein]

Also, I prefer Skyrim's classless levelling system.

You do?  Even I thought that was taking the dumbing-down too far.

There's this Thane who named his dog Alduin in TESO.  It made me smile.

[Rushy]

Right. Since we've already established that every setting you're familiar with is equally unoriginal, it wouldn't make any sense for you to comment on the originality of any setting. No setting is any less original than another.

Yes, I'm glad we finally see eye to eye. Both Oblivion and Morrowind have generic fantasy settings.

[Particle Person]

Right. Since we've already established that every setting you're familiar with is equally unoriginal, it wouldn't make any sense for you to comment on the originality of any setting. No setting is any less original than another.

Yes, I'm glad we finally see eye to eye. Both Oblivion and Morrowind have generic fantasy settings.

Relative to what?

[Saddam Hussein]

Right. Since we've already established that every setting you're familiar with is equally unoriginal, it wouldn't make any sense for you to comment on the originality of any setting. No setting is any less original than another.

Yes, I'm glad we finally see eye to eye. Both Oblivion and Morrowind have generic fantasy settings.

Relative to what?

Relative to nothing.  They're just generic fantasy settings in the same way that every fantasy setting in the world is generic.  Why do you keep asking him this same question?  His answer is stupid, but it's not going to change.

[Rushy]

Relative to what?

Why? Are you under the impression that for Morrowind and Oblivion to be generic fantasy settings, there must be a setting that isn't?

[Vongeo]

Relative to what?

Why? Are you under the impression that for Morrowind and Oblivion to be generic fantasy settings, there must be a setting that isn't?

There does, or else your language in using generic is redundant to the point of stupidity. If all fantasy settings are generic then those generic traits are part of the definition of setting.

[beardo]

There's a quest in Skyrim where you have to collect blood samples from an Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Falmer and an Orsimer, so that a guy can use them to synthesize Dwemer blood. If the Dwemer were actually Dwarves, and not related to the Mer races, how could blood from the Mer be used to create Dwemer blood?

[Particle Person]

Relative to what?

Why? Are you under the impression that for Morrowind and Oblivion to be generic fantasy settings, there must be a setting that isn't?

In order for you to call something generic derisively, yes, there must be.

[Rushy]

Relative to what?

Why? Are you under the impression that for Morrowind and Oblivion to be generic fantasy settings, there must be a setting that isn't?

In order for you to call something generic derisively, yes, there must be.

Oh, well in that case I can't condider Earth (though not its human manufactured areas) a generic setting since it is truly original.

[Blanko]

Oooooooooorrrr iiiiiiis iiiiit?

[Particle Person]

Relative to what?

Why? Are you under the impression that for Morrowind and Oblivion to be generic fantasy settings, there must be a setting that isn't?

In order for you to call something generic derisively, yes, there must be.

Oh, well in that case I can't condider Earth (though not its human manufactured areas) a generic setting since it is truly original.

What? We aren't discussing absolutes. Originality is not a binary scale. Obviously you believe things can be more or less original than one another, otherwise you wouldn't sarcastically claim that something is "original and refreshing".

[Blanko]

I bet there's a billion planets that are more or less just like Earth. Original my ass.

[Particle Person]

Also, I prefer Skyrim's classless levelling system.

You do?  Even I thought that was taking the dumbing-down too far.

At first, I thought so too. What benefit do classes really provide, though?

[Blanko]

Also, I prefer Skyrim's classless levelling system.

You do?  Even I thought that was taking the dumbing-down too far.

At first, I thought so too. What benefit do classes really provide, though?

Minmaxing

[beardo]

I bet there's a billion planets that are more or less just like Earth. Original my ass.

>earth
>a planet

[Blanko]

I bet there's a billion planets that are more or less just like Earth. Original my ass.

>earth
>a planet

Yes?

[Vongeo]

Damnnnnnnn rushy doesn't understand basic concepts of originality hence his username. And Every other aspect of his personality