I feel like we're missing some details about the first letter. But maybe it's just because I don't have any friends who are pushing 50. (Former co workers, maybe, parents of friends etc… But not friends). Now to stop throwing my frisbee into all of your lawns.

Luckily, that one was followed up by a much better story where she and her friends set out to find a dead body.

Oh right Star Fox comes out soon. I haven't played an entry since 64, and even that was a long time ago. Maybe even if it is yet another redo of that story I'll consider it. I just have oddly fond memories of the SNES original and I'm sad that they can't put that out on the virtual console.

The thing I look forward to most in Revelations is not being suckered punch by the difficulty.

I played Hard/Classic. A lot of frustration comes from Classic mode. I honestly liked most the maps, and felt it was comparable to Awakening's Lunatic if the difficulty came from something other than just enemies having high stats. (The idea of Conquest Lunatic scares me. The only thing I know about it is that the…

My problem with Awakening's story was that it felt rushed, and too crammed. Like Valm pops up out of nowhere and then gets resolved so quickly that you don't really get a feel of them as villains. Same goes for the cult of Grima who's so generic it's silly.

Oh I used grinding DLC, mostly so it wouldn't just be the royal show featuring Keaton maybe? It helped me get Effie, Selena and Laslow to be usable at least.

I ended up not caring that characters died. Some of my attempts had most my characters die before Corrin finally died.

This weekend I might finally finish up Mass Effect! Provided that I escape from an endless pile of grading. (Damn).

(Already sees trollish bullshit because I have it set to Newest)

Quality over quantity?

What do you do when your parents have really high expectations of you and you finally realized you can't possibly live up to them, and every time you think about yourself you just really feel a deep self loathing?

You mentioned that open relationship boy broke off his relationship last week. (I suppose friends with benefits counts as that? Am I thinking of the same person?)

(Starts to read the first letter)

There's a more recent better Onion article that sums this up but I can't find it at the moment. But this one is kinda applicable? http://www.theonion.com/art…

Just mission stories. I completed Siegbert's paralogue but he died in the middle of it. Awkward.

As long as it doesn't pull the same shit that the first game did in its second half, Bravely Second will probably hold my interest to the end. I don't mind story cliches, just as long as it doesn't have the sheer stupidity of the first game's plot. Plus the monster tech using class involves training cats. That's just…

Oh well. We'll always have footage of him playing the character no one likes from The Crucible.

Still playing Fire Emblem Fates Conquest. I haven't had much time to play other stuff, and when I do, I get stuck on a level in Fire Emblem. And then I get tunnel vision about beating the level, and how glad I'll be when I finally kick that level's ass, and then I get weirded out by myself.

Goodbye anxiety!