u/WasteSeaworthiness38

Do you guys think we will still see dragons in VI?

I mean they are prolific in Skyrim so them crossing the border isn’t a long shot. It’s not that I want them, just wondering if they will still be about or exclusivity a Skyrim issue lore wise.

Having got addicted to the elders scrolls back when Morrowind was almost new I never felt in that game I had to be the saviour. I could simply ignore the first mission to meat that dude in balmora and carry on with my life.

In oblivion you could sort of ignore the crisis, but you were part of it and left with the bloody rock to carry around forever if you didn’t had it in. And once you did the apocalypse literally started.

Skyrim the crisis basically lands on you and while you can ignore it it’s always sort of there. They talk about it in riverwood, first time you go to whiterun your locked out because of the dragon attack.

Obviously mods solve this with alternate starts but that’s sorta not my point. What’s others peoples perspective?

So finally masters every vocation and went back to good old favourite magic archer. But I’m suddenly hit with this is too easy, way too easy. I don’t think I had noticed before because that was probably 20 levels ago since I used it.

Any advice on leaving up Trickster?

Because I HATE playing it but want to master every vocation. It’s the last one standing.

Really struggling with my son’s behaviour. For context he is 6 yrs old and been adopted since he was 18 months. There so much going on I really don’t know where to start. To simplify at the moment it’s explosive anger. He goes off like a bomb over tiny inconvenience, mild frustration or anytime he can’t have his way or if you disagree.

On Thursday we picked him up from family, they had had a lovely day by all accounts. Left happy, got in the car turned it on. Screaming started “they hate me, they hate me” repeatedly with such anger I have never seen. Tied to sooth “they don’t hate you” that escalated quickly and he spat at me, kicked the back of the seat with as much force as he could muster. Then it went from bad to worse, I lost my shit. Carried on in the house, other dad tried to step in (got kicked in the face).

This is becoming a multi day event, there’s no build up there just boom 💥. Trying to get help but it’s such a slow process and I honestly don’t know what the triggers and causes are.
The worst part is I feel powerless to help him and the frequency I’m finding it hard to stay calm.

How do you teach young children to be brave or have courage. My 5 nearly 6 son seems to be scared or worried about everything.

For context he has never gone fast on a bike or scooter because he’s worried about falling off. He has never jumped in a pool on holiday because he’s scared of water in his face. He’s never really climbed anything because they are too high.

Scared of most animals, bugs and creatures. Anything remotely competitive is a no go because of a fear of losing.

I don’t know how to help as I’m a throw myself in head first type of guy, and I see kids half his age throwing themselves into activities risking life and limb. I worry he’s going to miss out on so many exciting experiences because of this.