Dragon Age: Origins with a Therapist - Part 16 | Dr. Mick

I wish you could coach the diplomatic force of the US- they badly need to mend their ways.

Ahhh orzammar, I've been so excited for you to get to this part ✧⁠◝⁠(⁠⁰⁠▿⁠⁰⁠)⁠◜⁠✧ can't wait to see how this plays out

Hey dr Mick, i wonder, do you will be playing gta 4 story? I would to see love you reaction on this game, its truly best serious gta game than other ones , and there will be a plenty of analysis for you

Not sure if you’re taking suggestions mick but I’d like to see a Quantum Break play through

I had never thought about how difficult your life would be AFTER you became a paragon. I only thought about how hard it would be to get there. I love hearing all of your takes on this game

Regarding the attribution of skill or kindness to a higher power: it irritated me NO END when people referred to the "Miracle on the Hudson". It wasn't a miracle! A number of humans with superlative training, self-discipline, and reflexes did their job at the highest level and it worked. That is better than a miracle. Attributing it to God denies the thousands of hours of preparation and carefully designed systems - all these totally human works that we can actually control.

Late to the party - but eagerly watching my way through this series DrMick! I just wanted to say that I love the extent of your role-play. You're not just the character you play as, but you're RP'ing also influences your choices of side quests you decide to take on - and best of all, you're being consistent about it! - In this case with the possibility of a Dwarven chantry, but also in the Brecilian Forest with the kid who wanted his crush to return his feelings.

I'm grateful for the content you're putting out as I get to delve into not only my passion for story-driven games, but also an interest in psychology. Watching this LP essentially feels like a more interactive lecture at a University to me and I'm so pleased, I can just consume the content whenever I have the time!

Thanks again!

God is everything you can't control,
You haven't saved her son yet

Poor Dagna