Snake has never looked more bad ass than he does in your current banner. Mario has Yoshi and Link has Epona, so it's only fair for Snake to have his own trusty steed.

I haven't actually seen the show as of yet, but everything I've seen about or relating to it just makes it all the more intriguing. I'm curious how much will come of it before it's all said and done.

I saw this and thought of your theme [Link]

It's ttoo bad Terraria is a Steam Game otherwise I would have downloaded it. (Dial-up drains your life away)

Oh... apparently I'm using the correct strategy, then. My secondary strategy also involves leaving the game alone for a few days now so that I don't destroy it.

No... the ice enemies just crush my hugely fire-weak demons and I can't find decent evolution paths that balance skills and MP and shit correctly. The answer seems to be grinding on the same two fights endlessly and fusing a lot, but man...

I guess L.A. Noire subscribes to the Phoenix Wright school of legal procedure where you can't introduce evidence until the game deems it "relevant."

How do you snap a kick pedal and is Terraria free? It would be really nice if it was...

PS: I just realized how insane what I did was... marathoning ME1 and 2 in over 80 hours for weeks left my mind in a strange state that I just got out of. What the fuck... the world exists and all that.

1. "This cannot be Mass Effect 2. I refuse to belive it."
2. "THIS IS NOT MY MASS EFFECT 2 AT ALL! I WILL KILL THE DEVELOPERS IN THEIR SLEEP!"
3. "Can I have a different game? Are there mods? A patch? Anything? Please!"
4. "This is Mass Effect 2... I feel so sad about that. Why does it have to be this way?"
5. "I have come to terms with the fact that this is Mass Effect 2. I am ready to move on and enjoy it for what it is."

Kübler-Ross model was right all along.

My first two hours with the game were shocking to say the least. I attribute great part of that and of my dislike for the game to a single reason: EA got greedy and dropped Demiurge Studios from the development team, porting the game to the PC themselves. The result? TERRIBLE UI, huge fonts, keys that don't map correctly, lack of graphical customization, crippling strategy mode bugs, etc. The first game was flawless in that sense, and the downgrade was just too great.

As for the game itself, the setup was a problem to me. The use of Cerberus feels much like everything else in Mass Effect's plot: everything needs a twist. It wants to be edgy too hard, so there's always need for there to be a traitor, always a last-minute bleak decision to make. They made it so that the choice and consequence was the main gameplay element, instead of balancing that with the other elements made the first awesome.

The payoff of the romance was cheap. Above all, Shepard gives such cheesy lines to the girls that I sometimes felt awkward for him. Baldur's Gate II featured far superior romance narrative, and that game is some 10 years old nowadays, and it didn't even feature voice acting. Plus, loyalty missions felt very watered down in terms of creativity overall.

To finish off, the one button to run and take cover idea? Dumb! Who the hell came up with that? I suffered some 10 mission-critical deaths due to that "feature" in which Shepard would crouch leaving his back open to fire instead of... well... running away.

Still, for all its flaws, it is a game that made me sleep at five in the morning before a test day. It made me spend over 40 hours of my life playing it compulsively. I wanted to see the world move along. But... I don't know. The first is more condesed, the value is higher to me overall. I am still torn about giving it five stars. To me it's 9/10.

Mass Effect 3... well, it's unlikely to be what it should be. Decisions like mine of killing of the Council can only be carried on seriously for so long.

OH GOD WHAT HAPPENED

Here I come, inb4midnite, to wish you a happy ring-day, TT!

in before midnight my time. Happy backloggiversary.

I have now spent two years making my lack of gaming prowess known to all, and what a vague two years it was

Thanks for the well wishes eveybody

First I had a laugh out of the d6 comment.

Second, happy 'loggversary! May many take you to the realms of safely. Watch out for the !

Happy ringversary!

Ring-ringary-ka-chin!

Happy iversary!

Happy Backloggiversary TT!

(About getting progress for RB3) Count the number of songs and divide? Unless you want to consider each level of difficulty and instrument