I was sliiightly underleveled myself (around 52/53 lv for the bros and 54 for Noctis). The four giants and the Naga, yeah. Incredibly incredibly annoying bit of the maze. The second time I had to do it - because I didn't realize it reset -, somebody told me to look for the engraved circles on the floor and it saved me…

I'm gonna finally beat FFXV. After getting all the optional Royal Arms, I guess my completionist side was satisfied and so, I've finally gone to Altissia. It's a really pretty enviroment - truly truly like Venice, even if it's way cleaner.

IT'S SO TOUGH AND ARGH. I finished the first part it last week, before getting to Altissia, and I don't even want to know what the optional dungeon is like. I hated that stupid maze.

Buy junk, as somebody already said. Specially bits like screws and harder to find materials.

It can be really long if you want, really. Most of the areas are skippable (let alone the sidequests).

It's the female-driven equivalent of hardcore porn.

Cap and Stark's bickering has been important in both Avengers and AoU, actually. And now it has real bite behind it.

And you can tell by their dynamic in AoU they've become, at least, work friends.

Yeah, but while I doubt the ideological conflict will matter, I think the personal one between Tony and Cap will. And the letter/phone hook works for that one… and makes it easier for them to work together again.

Thanks for asking!

Or even the second! And the third one is your slowly creeping realization that you're missing something. And then, bam, plot twist!

It seems to be a Filipino version of the Nahuatl name. (Palta is the quechua name.)

Thanks. :)

I hope so too. :/ Most lost cats I know do eventually show up, so I have a certain amount of hope.

Indoor/outdoor, like it's normal in my culture. He usually doesn't stray far (I mean, he's always close enough that tapping the window brings him back). Some neighbours claim to have seen him and freed him from. some place on Sunday/Monday, but he's not a very particular looking cat.

It does, actually. Avocado in Spanish is aguacate (or palta).

This weekend I'll probably pick up FFXV again so I finally finish it. I got too bogged down in my completionist drive to do ALL. THE. SIDE. QUESTS! and the main plot bores me to tears, but I will prevail.

Corypheus exists, first and foremost, so that we can have that boring boss battle at the end. If they had cut that, and instead made Trespasser the actual ending, it'd work way better.

Nah, the core of DA:I is lore. Even the DLC are far more important in terms of what they reveal on Thedas history than their actual plots.

Really? I've managed to snag quite a bit of PS games really cheaply.