Alex (He/Him and They/Them)

I sleep

Genuinely I don't see any reference in the bashed patch to the mobs that are now non hostile so I don't know how it is the reason they don't attack

I don't do recreational drugs and drinking stops the anti anxiety meds working so I hyper fixate

The Comedy C Plot is not good for my mind right now so obsessing over this is coping

Fuck it I am trying using sseedit to clean the mods the game to see if that will fix the bah patching

I am using sseedit to check out the bashed patch to see what it is changing

I disabled the bashed patch and there was conflict so now I have the ask of figuring out what mod being merged causes the problem.

Good news: Mirmulnir is no longer invisible and can be killed by command and in person. Bad news nothing aggros on the player unless severely provoked. I'm checking if the bashed patch is the cause

Okay another go at modded Skyrim. Speed running Bleak falls barrow to check if Mirmulnir is fixed

Okay the time travel in the dominion war post has breached containment. I don't need my notifications filled with stuff about it.

Then why didn't they stop Harry Kim? Janeway I understand, she's Janeway but Harry Kim?

I realise you were making a throwaway comment but I'm literally writing a series of scifi stories telling a multiversal time war so I'm a bit invested

Actually science says time travel to the past of any kind would create a parallel universe. The bootstrap paradox firm of time travel is the most ridiculous there is. At best what seems like a bootstrap paradox is actually a bodge job to maintain something resembling the familiar timeline.

I could not kill mirmulnir with /kill. I need to uninstall the Charizard mod whioe I'm at it fix the other stuff

So the results from my modded play test of my Skyrim build 1 conflicting map markers on the compass. 2. Physics being weird in people when not standing or animated 3. Hostile spawns not hostile. 4. Modded charizard drag invisible. 5. mirmulnir the first quest dragon kill invisible and immortal

That's not how Star Trek time travel has ever worked

Okay I am now to Chapter 12 of book 2 of Spirit Walk. I want to play Skyrim now

A quote from earlier “There’s a little creature on Boreth called a paagrat that they eat and they use as parchment. It’s pathetically adorable.” (from "Enemy Of My Enemy: Spirit Walk Book Two (Star Trek: Voyager)" by "Christie Golden").

Good old Gradak Kaz, with experience of Crell Moset and Arak Katal the Evil Changelings first prominent host

I will put it in writing that what I need to locate now is what the different graphics settings in the Skyrim launcher translate to in actual ini numbers. So I say turn down the shadows to medium and turn off all the fancy processing.

Breakfast had. Comedy C Plot duties attended to. I'm going to read a couple of chapters of Star Trek while my computer rests before a serious Skyrim session.

F-ing around is always science so long as you write down what happens.

the kids are alright.

Cheese toastie time

Good news I have been testing Modded Skyrim and while it needs a bit of optimisation from the INIs it seems fine

I like SF Debris's idea that the ending of Voyager involving timetravel could have been written to tie into the Temporal Cold War but then I'd also like the Temporal Cold War to have been much better written

I mean my understanding is kind of that that happened anyway because Bashir's group of genetically engineered geniuses said the Alpha Quadrant was doomed but they didn't know about Section 31 or in the Pale Moonlight

centrists: keir starmer is unpopular bcos of the media!

why do you all hate trans ppl so much?

centrists: bcos the media tells us you're bad ppl, and a cult, with an ideology, and you hate science, and women, and fucking candy bars, and sparkles!

Morning

notice how since the mandelson scandal absolutely nothing has changed.

the media decided it was time to move on so the entire system moved on.