The Ascadian Isles at sunrise is one of the prettiest sights in the game.

Continuing the customization of the yard in the Hlaalu stronghold.

Despite being a Redoran main, I also use the Hlaalu stronghold on the Odai Plateau. An exceedingly fun place to alter, especially altering the yard.

Same hut, details.

This shit has a half-life, and I'm not even joking.
Why use gas and bombs in warfare when you can just fling rotting fish over towns.
I'm afraid the smell has seeped into the walls and so I'm stuck with it forever.
But I will remain optimistic that I will be getting rid of it.
Or die trying, anyway.

Also, reminder to self: Make a playlist for cold, dark and dreadful songs for this time of year.

As for the spike in Black Metal enjoyment, is probably due to the atmosphere in it, I'd guess.
Especially Noenum, Sargeist & old Horna are all very good at a cold and dreary atmosphere.
That, and some nostalgia associated with BM and this kind of season, of course.

More seriously though, November is where the season really starts doing it for me.
The vegetation is resting, the sky is grey, temperature is tolerable, and as mentioned, the bare trees.
Really love bare trees for some reason, hahaha!
I love this time of year so much.

All in all, I discovered stealth isn't really for me.
I just wanna run into a place and mow my enemies down.
No wonder my fave D2 classes are Bone Necro and Lightning Javazon - good kill speed and kills multiple enemies per strike.
I can't stand stealth archery in Skyrim, either.
MGS5 is fun though!

Also, apparently I can run over and kill things by running into them while on my horse.
I got a good laugh out of that!

It's both humorous and sad that I play this world-known soldier, tons of field experience, that's all serious-looking and stuff, but I can't aim for shit and have zero stealth or even skill.
It's like some 80s comedy where the most stupid person ever becomes a master by pure luck.

Also, about dandelions, here's a fact of the day:
Dandelion leaves are edible and certain varieties are, or rather was, grown in particular for their taste in mind.
Many varieties has been forgotten, as the selection of food has improved over the last century.

Finally, I'll need to find some plants that not only flower in spring, but can also be collected and spread efficiently.
I got some dandelion seeds, which I hope I can grow.
I'm bad at gardening, so perhaps going for flowers that are considered weeds are the safest bet.