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Toonami |JanFeb20| And here we are, watching cartoons on a Saturday night
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I'm gonna lose my shit if the next Smash character is a total wildcard.
Personally hoping for Doomguy tho.
I hope it's Saber from Fate Stay Night just to screw with everyone. Everyone thinking she's an anime character when she's originally from a game :P
I'm gonna lose my shit if the next Smash character is a total wildcard.
Personally hoping for Doomguy tho.
FF7R delayed to April 10th. Oh well, gives me more time to play Persona 5 Roy....
*remembers P5R is March 31st, 10 days before April 10th*
CRAP. There goes my plans of having P5R beaten in time for the next game I was gonna get....I guess more time to get through Yakuza 3 & 4?
Also uuggghhhh 9 a.m. I go to bed at like 6 a.m. gotta figure out how to watch it live.
*remembers P5R is March 31st, 10 days before April 10th*
CRAP. There goes my plans of having P5R beaten in time for the next game I was gonna get....I guess more time to get through Yakuza 3 & 4?
Also uuggghhhh 9 a.m. I go to bed at like 6 a.m. gotta figure out how to watch it live.
see this is easy.... just skip P5R and buy it 3-6 months after release for $20-$30... you know... the price it should have been as an expansion that altered various things in the game :P
to be fair it's a pretty pathetic looking collectors for $90.
the mask will likely be super cheap and throw away.
the sound track will likely only have a handful of songs
and the art book likely won't top 50 pages.
which really just leaves you the steelbook case, as you are going to want to import the proper soundtrack and multiple art books anyway :P
*sees Playstation 2019 Wrap-up*
Geez, I played 64 games for a total of 1,132 hours over the course of 215 days which earned me 1,299 trophies. With the top 3 games being Crash Team Racing (124 hours), Judgment (85 hours), & KH3 (56 hours).
Should see how that compares to 2018.
Edit: Geez, kinda a downgrade from last year. All 3 games (Yakuza 5, DJMax Respect, & Ni no Kuni 2) were all higher than my Judgment playtime, 71 games played, played 1,284 hours, 289 days, & 1,728 trophies earned. I guess I can see that as me getting out more (this was the year I was exercising more & trying to not just stay indoors all day), but part of me also feels....bummed?
Geez, I played 64 games for a total of 1,132 hours over the course of 215 days which earned me 1,299 trophies. With the top 3 games being Crash Team Racing (124 hours), Judgment (85 hours), & KH3 (56 hours).
Should see how that compares to 2018.
Edit: Geez, kinda a downgrade from last year. All 3 games (Yakuza 5, DJMax Respect, & Ni no Kuni 2) were all higher than my Judgment playtime, 71 games played, played 1,284 hours, 289 days, & 1,728 trophies earned. I guess I can see that as me getting out more (this was the year I was exercising more & trying to not just stay indoors all day), but part of me also feels....bummed?
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Gonna go ahead and say this Good Pig right here is above and beyond the best thing about Demon Slayer, and nothing else even comes close.
You damn right
Gonna go ahead and say this Good Pig right here is above and beyond the best thing about Demon Slayer, and nothing else even comes close.
Demon slayer but all of hog boy's dialogue is replaced with kirito dialogue
Gonna go ahead and say this Good Pig right here is above and beyond the best thing about Demon Slayer, and nothing else even comes close.
No lies detected
Gonna go ahead and say this Good Pig right here is above and beyond the best thing about Demon Slayer, and nothing else even comes close.
Yeah I'm fine for now. But I'm just curious about long-term effects.
Your committment is commendable and inspiring. How do I even get a gram of urgency to finish that many games that fast.
You should maybe go see a neurologist about it i'd say well as long as it doesn't cost an arm and a leg
I've been going to one. He says I'm fine.
But I just want to make sure. See if anyone else is the same.
Dealing with idiots is time consuming and stressful. I don't envy them.
It in all likelihood won't happen, but I would mark out if Travis Touchdown is one of the DLC characters.
just got back from a date where I genuinely had a fun ass time and connected with the person.
Maybe I should have been dating women older than me instead of younger this whole time
Maybe I should have been dating women older than me instead of younger this whole time
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A somewhat common adage is the Republicans want to win, Democrats want to be right. B-dub's quote there is basically this too.
Listening to Worst Character & maybe I should finish listening to the category, but did anyone nominate the two rapist dudes from SAO? Like...two sexual assaulters seems worse than Tamaki, a sexual harassment victim.
Edit: Nevermind, it gets brought up.
Edit: Nevermind, it gets brought up.
Congrats, hope things continue to go well for you. May 2020 be the year some of us finally find that other person while dating.
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& I guess you could say they're covered in Worst Moment so they technically got their due.
Not to say I don't get why Tamaki made top 3, perfectly justified. Just was wondering where those 2 were considering our worst character and/or moment winner tends to be something involving sexual assault/harassment.
Not to say I don't get why Tamaki made top 3, perfectly justified. Just was wondering where those 2 were considering our worst character and/or moment winner tends to be something involving sexual assault/harassment.
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Thanks bro, same to you
woot finally finsihed Pokemon Sword, first time finishing a pokemon game since HeartGold.
90hours with Mimikyu, Pangora, Arcanine, Eevee, Braviary, and Cincinno.
onto Puzzle & Dragons Gold.
90hours with Mimikyu, Pangora, Arcanine, Eevee, Braviary, and Cincinno.
onto Puzzle & Dragons Gold.
Beat Rain World recently.
It was a game that I enjoyed greatly, but I wouldn't recommend without a lot of caution. You play as a Slugcat, a tiny nimble creature that isn't very high on the food chain. You scramble and squirm your way through a destroyed world trying to reconnect with your lost family, but mostly just trying not to get eaten. The thing that captured my attention about Rain World is the ecosystem you have to both struggle against and work with to survive. The creatures of this world aren't solely concerned with you, they are competing with each other as well. It's not uncommon to enter an area to see two creatures locked in a death battle completely oblivious to your entrance. If a creature grabs you, it's probably game over, but there's a small chance a bigger fish will come along and prey upon your captor. It also allows you play the field once you've learn enough. If a creature is in front of you, you could try fighting it, or you might feed it something giving you enough time to squeak by. The spontaneity of this system combined with just how vulnerable you are gives the game a consistently tense feeling that means when you triumph, it feels triumphant.
The thing is, Rain World isn't exactly a fair game a lot of the time. It's a game where you will enter rooms at the wrong time and quickly be snatched by the jaws of death. A few areas in particular seem almost vindictively vague in what they're asking of the player, and when you combine this with a gate system that punishes the player for death, I'm not surprised Rain World's difficulty was a frequent complaint in reviews. The story gives me the impression that innate punishing unfairness is purposeful, but I wouldn't blame anyone for being alienated by it. The world itself is also massive, and what little guidance the game gives you may have you running in the complete opposite direction of where you're actually supposed to go for story progress.
Also, don't buy the Switch version, it has a real inconsistent framerate, and that's real bad in a game this demanding.
It was a game that I enjoyed greatly, but I wouldn't recommend without a lot of caution. You play as a Slugcat, a tiny nimble creature that isn't very high on the food chain. You scramble and squirm your way through a destroyed world trying to reconnect with your lost family, but mostly just trying not to get eaten. The thing that captured my attention about Rain World is the ecosystem you have to both struggle against and work with to survive. The creatures of this world aren't solely concerned with you, they are competing with each other as well. It's not uncommon to enter an area to see two creatures locked in a death battle completely oblivious to your entrance. If a creature grabs you, it's probably game over, but there's a small chance a bigger fish will come along and prey upon your captor. It also allows you play the field once you've learn enough. If a creature is in front of you, you could try fighting it, or you might feed it something giving you enough time to squeak by. The spontaneity of this system combined with just how vulnerable you are gives the game a consistently tense feeling that means when you triumph, it feels triumphant.
The thing is, Rain World isn't exactly a fair game a lot of the time. It's a game where you will enter rooms at the wrong time and quickly be snatched by the jaws of death. A few areas in particular seem almost vindictively vague in what they're asking of the player, and when you combine this with a gate system that punishes the player for death, I'm not surprised Rain World's difficulty was a frequent complaint in reviews. The story gives me the impression that innate punishing unfairness is purposeful, but I wouldn't blame anyone for being alienated by it. The world itself is also massive, and what little guidance the game gives you may have you running in the complete opposite direction of where you're actually supposed to go for story progress.
Also, don't buy the Switch version, it has a real inconsistent framerate, and that's real bad in a game this demanding.
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