boarder-line illiterate

There needs to be more recognition for FFG’s (now Edge Studio’s) Narrative Dice System - first their Star Wars RPG (Edge of the Empire/Age of Rebellion/Force and Destiny) and now Genesys, the setting-agnostic version of the same system. The drawback is that they use proprietary dice but once you get used to reading…

On the most uncomfortable seating option in the house.

insert shocking and meaningful baseball metaphor here.

It would sure make Sea of Thieves a very different game.

I liked Ardyn more as a possible third side of the conflict with his own mysterious agenda that runs parallel to Noctis’ journey but with potentially different goals, something along the lines of Uncle Iroh.

I didn’t think I hated the twins in my first playthrough, but as I finished each DLC (which I enjoyed! Every one from the Season 1 Pass!) and got back into the main game, I was just, “Ugh, these puds.”

Bohnanza: The Duel.

Bohnanza: The Duel.

Just thinking about “My friends, you bow to no one” still gets me choked up.

I worry about what the switch to free-to-play means. What will the monetization look like? Collectible characters? Purchasable power-ups?

The parts of FFXV I liked I really, REALLY liked. Wandering around the open world dicking around with your friends - the ultimate fantasy road trip.

The thing that strikes me the most is that people have spent the equivalent of part-time (60 hrs in the past 2 weeks), full-time (90 hrs) and game developer (210 hrs) jobs playing this game.

Curse of Monkey Island looter shooter

A recliner in front of a tv.

A recliner in front of a tv.

I had Assault on the Control Room basically memorized at one point except for one specific section that I always skipped once I learned the “Sprint out of the door and steal the Banshee before the Elite can take off” method of finishing the level.

I think he played Marauder Shields.