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I'm not proud of it, but I used to be like this. I'd feel guilty for, say, not replying to an email. But rather than feel the obligation to reply growing greater and greater over time, I'd just be more and more ashamed I hadn't replied already, until I ran away from the awkwardness I'd created in my own head and tried to forget about it.  

You seem to want to keep the new features secret and I appreciate that. You were mysterious with the 0.5 release and blew everyone away. I believe patience is rewarded when waiting for updates, where everything is new instead of a comparison with expectations created by reading a feature lists before release.   But I'm too curious to not ask! Are the new features something more... global than the main storyline? I love the storyline of TiR, but I've also thought it would be cool if it integrated a bit more with the rest of the Skyrim world. In that respect the parade scene is one of my favorites, where rubber is put out there, into the world, rather than confined to the tower.          

Okay, I got a download to complete by abusing pause/resume in the browser's download manager.  Previously, pausing marked the download as complete, so pausing a download before it slowed to a crawl somehow enticed it to complete.  :/ no technical insights here...

I don't know if this is a server issue--if so I doubt I'd be the first to raise it.   Today, I cannot download from LL.  I've tried multiple browsers, I've tried restarting my machine, I've tried separate download sites for comparable-sized files (which downloaded fine) and multiple destinations/drives, and multiple files from LL.   It appears only downloads from LL are affected.  The download stars out fine--jumps up to ~15% completion of a 60mb file, but the download rate quickly tapers off to mere kb/s, and then is "interrupted" a few minutes later.  Anyone else experiencing anything like this?   Thanks for any insights!

hmmm, seemed better at first, stalled out at 20% though.  claims transfer rate is still 500 kb/s while progressing none.

Woohoo!!  So late to the party, but what an update!

Hey--The feature I liked best about the old forum was the "what's new since my last visit" filter.  It was a good way of keeping tabs on what's new, beyond what I've tagged to receive notifications about.   Does something like that exist and I haven't found it? Or maybe it's in the works?

But think of the anxiety a buggy release would cause. On top of real bugs, other people would jump on the bandwagon claiming DCL turned all their dragons into mudcrabs and all of their mudcrabs purple-----I just had a great idea!  There should be an MCM button titled "FIX BUGS" which just equips a tinfoil hat on the player. Then, they could carry on with the power of placebo.  

  Was skyrim starting fine before you added cursed loot?    Or did you... add a dozen new mods at once like most people? It's likely one of those other mods.  Cursed loot's dependencies are listed right up top--they're standard dependencies.

Free cities was fun!  Just waiting on some more content, but I liked the direction it was going.

Yay! So, the idea I had is more broad than a speed boost per se--more of... an option to forego pay in exchange for "upgrades" of various types. Some may be nice and practical, like the speedier boots, some might merely be more immersive for the ponygirl life, like blinders, if those existed.

I, for one, enjoy starting new games! Except at that pesky character creation screen where I can never remember the difference between chin depth and chin length.

happy to hear there are plans for a stable. It would also be a logical place for "dispatch." Another thought! I remember a mod made by DarkConsole (sp?) called "milk slave experience" which was an extension of soulgem oven 2. Point is, in this mod, various pieces of gear would boost running speed a bit when worn. There was some pretense about posture and counterbalance, but it seems like that might be a desirable upgrade to a pony girl committed to the cause.

  You had success with the last release of the mod, or no?  Attachment issues are almost certainly a skeleton issue.  

That looks awesome! Especially the corset. This whole outfit looks familiar--I know I've seen it before. When FO4 comes out, I hope you get invested in modding a bit. The fallout world is the perfect place for rubber and latex, compared to skyrim where it's sort of out of place. However, seeing how much content there is in skyrim regardless, I expect fallout 4 will explode.

I like the Oxford comma because it simulates how we speak. And since I'm not a speed reader, I'm doomed to hear what I read in my head. So, it just removed any possible ambiguity about grouping.

I like the idea of it being difficult to keep a passenger alive and/or atop a carriage. If the cart tips, it'd be reasonable for them to be reluctant to continue wirh you--or if they're eaten by wolves or crushed by the cart, your employers would be even angrier. Quirks and difficulties in getting the cart to work flawlessly could be explained away in this way--if you can detect it happening.

With Bethesda and valve seeming so eager to monetize mods, I wouldn't be surprised if the editor comes out sooner rather than later... However, I'm concerned they'll try to add obstacles to adult modding or non-steam distribution of mods. We'll see!

Not sure if this has been mentioned already or is even of interest, but turbosnowy at one point released a little mod including a whip--which is something I had never seen before. Seems like it could be an interesting addition to a carriage driver or passenger. Edit: found it! http://www.loverslab.com/files/file/568-turbosnowys-whipcane/

    I've made two successful trips, from Riften to Windhelm, from Windhelm to Markarth.  (holy crap that was a long one) and didn't lose the cart once.  I even took the cart down a mountain!  At one point the cart flipped, but it righted itself with a little bit of maneuvering.   I thought that was a pretty good success rate.    Would it be possible to add a quest marker on the cart so that if does get detached it's easier to find?  What if a cart that isn't tethered for a length of time (whether upside down at the bottom of a river or otherwise bugged/stuck) is simply declared lost?  Give the player a dialog option to admit they weren't strong enough to recover it.  

I'm 30 and recently married, but I've had half a dozen failed relationships to use as experience.   I really value everything that has happened to me--from the painful and heartbreaking to the sweetest memories.  Everything informed who I am today, even the worst decisions helped lead me to my current life which I'm very happy with.   That aside, look for this: someone who can communicate.  Someone who is patient. Someone who laughs at your jokes and makes you laugh in return. Someone who pushes you a little but isn't offended when you say no. Someone who listens to you as much as they like to talk about themselves. Someone who is intelligent, but not the type who's competitive about it. Someone who isn't afraid to argue or disagree with you.   Pitfalls: Anything the opposite of what's above Someone who is immature or has Disney-esque expectations of romance. Someone who admires characteristics on your "résumé" more than your personality.      

Agreed.  Give credit.  It seems you're in the clear seeing how they're both somewhat disinvested from modding.

This is good news!  I liked the sneak-replacer crawl on all fours, but disliked how it seemed both sped-up and default to a crouch when not moving.  I ultimately disabled it, but I'd like to see it implemented better in the future. 

If you don't mind the specific fetish--Trapped in Rubber is a great storyline mod with some slavery aspects.  The PC is sort of in an intermediate "privileged" zone that isn't too slave-like, and more like the indentured servitude of captured dreams.  Worth a try, great mod.

Cool!  Good to see an update, I really like this mod--particularly the idea of the farm.