Whenever I hear this song I feel like it should have been the music for the final boss fight in FF6 vs Kefka.

Origins was a great story and characters stuck with an awful game. I start replaying it from time to time only to get to one of the extended combat sections (circle tower, deep roads) and remember why I never finished it twice.

Your friends got nothing on my laziness. You'll be disgusted to know that I not only don't like peeling things, I don't really like cutting things either. I mean, I'll cut food if the next step is eating it, but cutting stuff into smaller pieces just as a single step of making food? Forget that. Really, forget…

Yea, eyedropper settles this pretty definitively. How's it feel to discover you're defective people-who-see-black-and-blue?

Because what could be more Bill Belichick than having his 5th corner fully prepared for the world's least likely play call?

I smell a potential Pats punishment.

I mean, don't BUY Miller, Coors, or Bud. But never turn down free beer.

Rock Band will always be the king of party games in my eyes. Really, the problem is that I'm not in my early 20s with a bunch of early 20s friends anymore.

I'm saying if the parts you don't like aren't required, then don't play those parts. I'm saying if you want to craft gear, only pick up as much stuff as you need to craft gear. Personally, I only bothered to craft gear for my own character, so I only stopped to pick up a handful of each type of ore. I wasn't…

But you can just not do those quests...

I've played through 2 full class stories and am on the 3rd act of two others and I've never subscribed. If you're basically playing it as a single player game like I was, the restrictions aren't so bad. It's probably worth the $5 for preferred status, if for no other reason than raising the credit cap so you can buy…

I've never opened the codex in any of the three games and I was familiar with what the Dread Wolf is just from the conversations within this game.