This was also my first game I ever finished as a kid!

quest drops that you turn in for cash (chests, skulls, etc...) actually stay on your person and/or ship until turned in at an outpost (quest hub). Other players can come steal your stuff anytime.

By this logic, we all should be learning smoke signals. No need for electricity or batteries then!

I actually play on an xbox controller on the PC version because its that well supported

It is definitely very far from FFXI, for better or worse. You can level to max level solo (except for certain gate story quests, which require you to complete a trial or dungeon). Once you are at max, most of your gear will come from dungeons and raids, like usual. There is straight-up fast travel to all cities and…

Picked it up, thanks guys!

Picked it up, thanks guys!

also want to know

It was a zelda and not a switch ad though. My wife had no clue from that commercial on how the joycons worked or that they even existed. Just looked like they were affixed to the screen.

I don’t think so, but it’s possible. It was years ago.

All I remember about the Megamac, which I did have once, was that it had so much sauce that the patties and bread were sliding everywhere, making it hard to handle. Top patty was going left, middle patty right, center bun backwards, was kind of a mess.

For a VERY long time McDonalds also had Wedge Fries in PR, and they were basically the best fast food french fry ever. I can’t understand why we reverted to the (imho) gross shoestrings.

Curiously, we had these in Puerto Rico oh..... 15 years ago? They did have subtle differences:
1. Grand Mac was called Megamac
3. Mac Jr. was called Minimac, and had 3 buns and 2 patties like a big mac. truly it’s smaller counterpart

Did they retcon Ultra Magus being Optimus’ brother, and looking exactly like Optimus when his armor is off?

I may be willing to pat $25 just for that Ring of Resistance!

Friendly fire... so annoying... basically useless to give magic to the other guys

Has to be Zubat

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There is a boardgame that was designed specifically to be easier to play for humans than computers: Arimaa. It is a fairly simple chess-like game that you can learn the rules in 5 minutes (and play with a chess board and pieces), but fairly deep after playing it a few times.

Originally the designer/publisher was so…