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I run past him and then wait by the blacksmith forge. When he gets close I activate it. I'm in the animation, he says his stupid line a few times and then wanders off. The git and his stupid guild are 100% avoided.

I remember getting annoyed with the force fed thieves quest. I would do everything to avoid Brynjolf. I would literally hop over the walls in the marketplace when interacting with the other NPCs and speed through the dialogue just so that he wouldn't get close enough to force me into the conversation. lol

I'd suggest using a fast 3.1 drive or better and install a perfect system. In your spare time. All the tools, scripts and settings you need. Minimum starting point of all the nice stuff you know you will need all the time. Then you can use resculezilla to clone it a system you want to use. Start the external drive every couple of months and make sure it is fully updated. Any new software you need that becomes your must have. (don't blow it out with random specific software as you can install it in seconds if you need it) The UUID (I believe) would have to be changed or you could have conflicts if you boot it into a system that has a cloned system. KDE patrition manager or other managers can change the UUID # so that LInux doesn't freek out. This is a case where I can't blame it for freaking out. Seeing double.

This guy stubbled on to something. So we all remember being able to fail quests in Oblvion and Fallout 3. That stopped when Bethesda coded the E3 demo, and the SayOnce flag not being checked. You're not able to refuse quests and they'll be on your Skyrim to-do list forever. Same thing in fucktard FO4.

They nailed that one.

This brings me back to FFXI on Hades server in 2004 being a newbie. haha

To the ebeggers selling their mods and forgetting the fundamental unspoken rule of modding that was (and still is for the most part) about sharing and creating within the community. I know this isn't exactly touching on that, but just thought I'd post it as a reminder that not everything is about money for those who simply don't get it.

Not surprised at all. And I'm sure there are plenty more out there.

You can bet that interviewer will never interview him or anyone at that company again.

He is an excellent example of promoting someone to uselessness. Why do companies do this? It's . No other way to describe it. Every place I ever worked at this happens. Someone manages to get promoted to the absolutely worst position for them to be in. Where they do the most damage.