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@Dragonbird Magnificent, of course i'm taking my sweet ass time, because i cannot work on it 24\7. But it feels good, there's progress....describing a new mythology is the tricky part...the fear of lacking details may come, but it doesn't bother me really...
It may not satisfy everyone, but it is fun.
It may not satisfy everyone, but it is fun.
What a kind sir to have at your side! Where you were? :teeth:Weird encounters tonight... stay away from me, Nazgul!
Recommend a vice? Why, of course!
Laphroaig 10 year -- Peat bomb, oily, smokey, rich, very long finish. If you haven't had an Islay, it's the 'prototype', albeit stronger than others.
Bowmore 12 year -- Similar to Laphroaig, but far less smoke, less peat, more well balanced. A less harsh flavour. I perceived it as more 'briny'.
Dalwhinnie 15 year -- Smooth, gentle, light. A small amount of peat. It's nickname 'the gentle spirit' is well chosen. Heathery.
Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 12 year -- The same as 10, but aged two more years in port pipes. Minty, chocolate, a bit warmer. A desert drink.
Glenfiddich 12 year -- Slightly sweet, floral, maybe fruity? Nothing unique, but a good drink none the less.
Caol Ila 12 year -- Another Islay, strong and unqiue, though less so than Laphroaig. Most hate it or love it.
Speyburn 10 year -- Inexpensive! Malt, grain, barley, caramel, floral, smooth.
Bushmill's 10 year -- Irish. Light, grainy, 'unmalted barley'. Typical of an Irish whisky.
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In a LOTR themed pub here in Bari. It's called "Terra di Mezzo" (you don't say? LOL).
Dude, I'm right behind that guy... oh crap I forgot to turn the cloak device off!
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Nice! Watch out for those spooky guys...and don't get drunk while they're around...
[SUB]The name is not predictable at all, indeed lol.[/SUB]
15-year Glenfiddich is the one I always keep on hand. Their Distillery Edition can knock your socks off; their Solera (both 15-year) has better manners. If you like Cragganmore, you should like these too. Glenfiddich is big and gets wide distribution so should be easy to find.
Write everything you remember on a paper, when you have actually played the Witcher 3 read the paper. Maybe you are a psychic.
wichat you are my favorite. This is the coolest post I have seen in all the Witcher forums!!! Not done with my first beer and already lmao!
EDIT: @Quorealist
Most of it involved looting really cool stuff from an enemy I wouldn't think much of in the way of loot, which would be great and fits the premise of the world not always being what you think it is in a way... but personally I'm looking forward to exploring the world more so than what loot I'll end up finding. *shrugs*
There was the one off encounter with a small female... maybe a gnome or halfling? I guess it reminded me of these creatures they called 'griggs' in the first game. In any case, I recall the devs confirming no gnomes... and I'm not sure I'd want to repeat the specific encounter anyway... Bit of an unrequited love story. Awkward...
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Excuse me! My jokes are the HIGHEST QUALITY of bad jokes prepared over 50 hours per week.
Neither of the other two replies mentioned one of the greats
The Macallan. The best of the Speyside malts, even if it isn't strictly speaking from Speyside.
And Laphroaig for Islays (that was already recommended).
All this talk about Single Malts made me thirsty - good thing I still have two thirds of a bottle of Glenmorangie.
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Me too.
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Then get you some, lest you be Quorealist, with only 2/3 of a bottle. With six gummy bears, it's barely enough for breakfast.
I prefer blended myself, but I've had a Macallan Single Malt that I really liked. Quite sweet actually.
Edit: I'm printing Tactical Sorcery's post.
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