Duvain said: Yep even though there are some places which are pretty damn cold up north which is natural as you move down after March the weather gets much more mild and warm. Where I live this change started this week, that being said though there are all sorts of bugs/insects coming out with this weather and I hate the damn things to no end. It has started here too but damn it's going so slow! I hate cold with great passion, every winter is frozen hell for me. Would give anything to be in Miami. DeltaFox said: You know, this language theme got me all fired up for invastigating the different languages of Tamriel. I just wish they were used more like the dragon language and its alphabet. I've only explored Altmeris but it's pretty awesome. Too bad there are so few words though. This post was edited by Justiciar Thorien at March 10, 2019 6:30 PM EDT

Must be really warm and nice there.

DeltaFox said: Well, we are both Slavic and the languages aactually share a lot of the same words. Yes, but only a few of the Slavic languages sound similarly.

Actually, I was quite fond of the Metro books, back in the old times when there weren't any games based on them. As for the games, I'm not a big fan of the post-apocalyptic genre, so I haven't played the games. I live in Moscow though, and I can tell you that the Moscow Metro is really spectacular, it's like the Blackreach and all the Dwemer cities)) It will be one of the things I'll miss after I escape from here. The Croatian language sounds a little bit like Russian, doesn't it?)))

Mr. Edd said: Justiciar Thorien said: Soon-to-be North Korea 2.0 Russia. Not surprised people don't remember this frozen wasteland exists, wish I could forget it myself. Almost the entirety of Russian territory is on Asia, though, no? Actually, about 1/3 of it is in Europe, and most of the major cities are in that part. I live in Moscow, the capital, which is in the middle of the European part. The whole place is literal Skyrim, with winter that lasts 2/3 of the year and full of wild barely-literate Nords.