I am judging you so hard right now. So hard.

They are giving you those items as they are involved with what advice they just gave you. It’s also decent information that not everyone knows about. My first run through of Breath of the Wild, I never tamed a horse or fed a dog to make it friendly, as I never knew how to. They weren’t necessary, but man did they help…

This is one of the Games for Gold on Xbox One, and I was skeptic about it because it was also at the exact time it launched. Got it, and have lost so many hours in it.... so much fun, and there’s two regions I haven’t even gotten to yet.

I play healers mainly in WoW, and I live by that rule to this day for PuGs...

People said the same thing to Square Enix years ago, and we got a slew of very mediocre titles with only the occasional hidden gem, and the quality of their mainline series kind of fell by the wayside. I’d rather not have that type of attitude affect Persona, SMT and other stuff...

My lord, why wasn’t THIS in the Beta?! This seriously feels like a significant step up, and much more solid than a solitary strike and two PvP match types.

Isn’t that the design they used for the supposed “badguys” in the Space Police sets? I had all of them, and they were my favorite sets to use with other sets (kinda played it like Star Trek, where these awesome space guys would follow crooks to primitive planets that somewhat followed Earth’s history.

I miss the times when Betas were for beta testing, and not just commercials/demos meant to gather sales. The Destiny beta compared to the Destiny 2 beta is a perfect example. The Destiny beta was a recent build with a few minor bugs, and a dedicated forum for reporting issues discovered. I made a number of posts in it…

On Bungie’s website yesterday, the company was quick to explain that the Destiny 2 build we’re playing is pretty old,

Really? While it took me about five minutes to realize what part was the turbine, it’s insanely easy to go from point to point. Going in a clockwise direction, drop from the platform once the lower spinning arm has passed and run after it until you find the depression in the floor next to the second turbine. Drop into…

He explains why he doesn’t have his child play on a separate account: there’s no way a 4 year old can successfully play the game to the point of having the fun stuff, which is what the kid enjoys playing with.

I can only hope. I hold off on getting the big mods until I’ve had my fill with the current one, and as I’m only halfway through SkyFactory, I hadn’t gotten Pixelmon yet... damn

Chain battles still work in this version, I used it to farm some wolves in the starting area myself.

“I just woke up...”

Apparently I’m no one, because I live in the states, and have enjoyed the two titles I listed, Gundam: Journey to Jaburo, Gundam Battle Assault 1,2 and 3, Gundam Seed: Neverending Tomorrow and Gundam: Zeonic Front.

The two titles I listed are actual entries in the Vs series. They were early entries, and a lot of the combat mechanics in the current versions are established in the PS2 entries.

“While the series has existed for years in Japanese arcades, Gundum Versus was built from the ground up for console and is the first to make it to the states.”

Bad news, that discount coupon is only for a very limited selection of games... just tried to use it for Ever Oasis, but there’s only a few titles it counts for, and the only one of them I don’t already have is one I have no interest in.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Too bad, it’s my Birthday this week, and none of my Birthday money is going towards Microsoft... Steam will be getting it all, apparently.

I loved it when it was about Desmond, because it seemed to be setting up for an eventual modern day AC game... but then they just said “Fuck it” in 3, which was the point where I stopped caring about the realworld stuff and only enjoyed the historical stories.