Assassin's Creed

Selamat Hari Raya; Happy Eid-Mubarak

Oh yeah, to readers of this blog and fellow gamers as well as contributors, Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri or fondly known as Eid-Mubarak in English. To the readers, we would like to ask forgiveness from the top of our head to the end of our feet for any mistakes, and the same goes to all fellow contributors. Maaf Zahir dan Batin...

I'm an addict

There's a lady who's sure, all that glitters is gold
And she's buying a gateway to Oblivion
When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed
With a word she can get what she came for

I'm playing Oblivion again. Seriously, this is really bad. I think I've spent more than 200 hours into this game. What can I say? It's just too addictive. Just ask DeKach or not-so-slim-shady. The truth is, even after 200+ hours of playing (multiple time, of course), I've never bothered to finish the main quest yet. Those 200 hours are just from side quest and random acts. That's how big the game is.

So sometime last week, after about four months sober, I installed Oblivion again. This time, I'm really going to finish the main quest. But not before finishing the quests for the five main guilds. First night playing, I'm already the Arena Grand Champion. Now I'm halfway from becoming Gray Fox.

You know how in the United States that smokers can sue cigarette companies for their cancer, or fat people suing McDonald's for getting fat? Can I sue Bethesda for my addiction to Oblivion? I've played more Oblivion than all the Final Fantasy combined. Okay, maybe not but I'm getting there.

Kadech lives???...

Uh-oh. Rumor has it that Kadech, the legendary (:P) night elf hunter will be returning once again to the realm of Azeroth after his disappearance not long ago. There were also whispers that the great gnomish warlock Alrondy was seen drinking at local bar around Alliance taverns and inquiring about the only gateway to the Orcish home world Draenor; the Dark Portal itself. When inquired by curious adventurers, Alliance and Horde authorities declined to give comment, saying that folks shouldn't believe in rumors...