That was the only NPC quest I was able to finish. I missed 3 vendors completely the first time around. Made my spell opportunities incredibly limited, sadly.

I got the Usurpation of Fire for my first ending, but I think I may have missed some stuff since I didn’t summon Yuria for the final boss fight. I’m not sure if it changes dialogue or just gets me her gear, but since I was trying to solo the fight, I ran right past her summon sign.

Patrick, you’re doing damn fine reporting for continuing to follow up on this. I had no idea folks were still looking into Allison or the second job. I kind of figured, if that info ever came out, we’d be beyond this onto the next story. But you’ve kept it up and have continued to fairly look at all the angles.

Damn. I saw that post when it went live and thought it was goofy. I hope hope hope that this is Bungie goofing around on the subreddit.

Alright, I’ll be the hipster that says it. MS Paint Adventures was so much better.

I cannot wait for this. Gratz on the deal, Jason!

I'm super interested in picking up the book. Keza, will it be available for international shipping or from a US based seller? Or an e-book as a last dith effort.

It’s a scene that encapsulates a new generation of actors taking the reins of Star Wars. The celebration in A New Hope after they escape the Tie Fighters is very similar but somehow kind of old fashioned. This scene is in the same vein, but they’re stumbling excitedly talking over each other, similar to how the youths…

Ugh, my parents gave me and my SO tickets to Universal for Christmas. We don’t get to go as often since we’ve moved, so we were so excited to do the new non-Islands HP stuff. Apparently EVERYONE goes there first. The linne was 3 hours for us in the morning. By the time we were ready to leave around 5-ish, it was more…

I loved this ride. Used to live in Florida so Universal was a big place for me in high school and college. I remember the year after they took the ride out, the DeLorean and a joke about the ride closing was part of the Bill & Ted Halloween show. I loved it.

HOW DID I MISS THAT THIS MOVIE WAS A THING

Haha. We’re completely opposite. I find the wait between books to be one of the most unique experiences out there. It’s not like a TV show or a movie where you can passively consume it. You have to commit to a book, so even if you don’t enjoy it, you’ll have an opinion and be able to discuss it with other readers.…

Found her and her book. Still severely disappointed at her wares. The buff miracle is pretty nice, but I’ve honestly just been using a chime and its default healing power while I’ve been running around. Great for combating poison and bleeding.

I’ve always been a big fan of playing in human mode while online unless I’m truly stuck. My best memories from Demon’s Souls were fighting invaders in the Tower of Latria.

I did Paypal via the Microsoft Japan Store. The codes were on my receipt page and it was super super easy. I was bracing myself for it to be a huge pain but it took like, 5 seconds. My payment method on Paypal was also my CC, if that changes anything. I know some people have had trouble getting the Paypal to go…

Oh no, I have no self control for games. Movies, books, etc. I’m good. But games? I’m watching streams and looking up bosses asap.

I bought it. I’ll admit, without the looming specter of invaders, the game feels a little weird. But I’ll be damned if they’re arbitrarily holding the game back and spoilers are everywhere. I’m playing blind and even the forums are still super washy on where to go and what to do. It’s great.

I’d hazard a guess that now that this exploit is out in the open, it’ll be a #1 seller, lol.

I bought the season pass, but I intend to wait until all the DLC is out before I jump back in. I played a full on Institute lover the first time around and next time I’m going to side with the Brotherhood and maybe actually pursue a romance this time.

This is the kind of stuff to expect once you let the community into the walled gates. Nintendo is used to complete and total control. Mario Maker is one of the first games to let the community get in control and do whatever they want. I’d hazard a guess that Nintendo is still pretty scared about letting anyone else…