I really don't notice much of a difference between my bound weapon or my regular enchanted weapon. I just liked using it because it helped bump up my Conjuration skill. Right now I'm having trouble trying to balance out my Magical abilities so they all level relatively evenly. My alteration and illusion skills barely level up, while my destruction skill is almost at 60. Conjuration and restoration are slowly building their way up, especially now that I'm getting into Necromancy, but I am still a noob at playing a mage so I'm kind of just making it up as I go along, while using a few tutorials for guidance.

^Going around town casting Calm at random citizens is pretty quick exploit to level up illusion. As far as alteration goes, it's slow until around 50 when you can buy Telekinesis or Detect Life, then it goes up very fast. I think I gained 15 alteration levels the day I bought them.

Yeah...I can't stop playing Skyrim. It helps, though, since I'm trying to kick the herb.

I always start off an Elder Scrolls game with a straightforward assault guy. My heavy armor is beefed as well as my one handed skills (and with all the perks, my swords and maces do way more damage than even the best two handed weapon I've found) and of course some beefed up restoration...my fast heal is so fast now I have to be fighting a really damn tough beast for there to be any risk of death.

I've just finished the Thieves Guild questline, so my archery and sneak is getting up there as well.

Damn it this game is too fun...

You can cast the illusion spell Muffle anywhere at any time and it'll level you up. I exploited that because I never actually use illusion in any practical situations.

In other news, here's a Gabe Newell pillow.
http://nerdapproved.com/wp-content/u...gh.jpeg?cb5e28

300 armour isn't amazing though, at least considering it's really not hard to get the 800ish cap with decent smithing skill. Doesn't Dragonflesh boost it up to 400 or something like that? I've never played a pure mage so I wouldn't know the ins and outs of Mage Armour.

is this one of those japanese pillows designed for fake intercourse?

i guess it doesn't really matter ;-)

purchase imminent

Just going by the scale they used for Gabe's face I'd say a full sized Japanese love pillow would probably be the size of a queen sized mattress. It would be like when the little sister met Totoro for the first time and then decided to just fall asleep on him.

lol

Has anyone ever played a game called Little Fighter 2? Its a bit old, but I kinda like to play it sometimes.