Manchester doesn't have much of baseball scene unfortunately! Neither does England for that matter.
New York is like my spiritual home. Been four times and managed to catch three Yankee games.
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Manchester doesn't have much of baseball scene unfortunately! Neither does England for that matter.
New York is like my spiritual home. Been four times and managed to catch three Yankee games.
Finished Assassin's Creed 2, I really enjoyed it.
Now to Brotherhood! :eek:
Finished Castlevania Chronicles. Now I'm going to focus on Aria of Sorrow, and I do aim for 100% completion and the Best Ending.
Played Slender, it was scary for the first time I played it, but after that it lost its charm. I managed to collect 6 pages, getting 7 or 8 was nearly impossible.
Just beat my Nuzlocke of Fire Emblem Sacred Stones
had 6 casualties total, overall it was a great run, and a lot of fun :D
Managed to find the gamecube version of Twilight Princess, it's been since 2007 since I've played this game, time for another playthrough!
How do you do a Nuzlocke of Fire Emblem? I mean, the game incorporates permadeath anyway, and in most maps you can't recruit more than one character, soo...
Is it just a run through with no reloads?
Basically, yes. You can't restart if any character gets RNG screwed, dies, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyblade
Considering it's very much a luck based game, it can end in some hilarious ways (my Artur getting killed by a 1% crit from a pegasus knight as one example)
Nuzlocke is just thrown in front by people who do these runs because basically everyone RNG abuses the absolute hell out of their characters, and they restart so they can get every character they don't need, so playing the game as it's intended is basically a challenge run now.
Silent Hill 2, so far the atmosphere is great but good god are the controls awful. I will never understand why people put up with the old RE control system, it really did overcomplicated something that should have been easier to do. Despite being a PS2 title, I really feel like I'm playing an old PS1 title. Having fun, just wanted to bitch about the only aggravating element.
Oh by god do I agree with that, my biggest complain was how the controls got in the way of combat. It made it far more frustrating than it should have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Kanno
Thanks to EoFF's Triple Triad game, I started playing FF8 yesterday. Please destroy me.
Dark Souls, Persona 4, Amnesia, Skyrim. ;.;
*destroys Citizen Bleys*Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys
Feeling better now?
OT: Playing Aion, I am at lvl 57 at the moment, need a little bit XP more for lvl 58.
If I'm not mistaken you can change the controls to move in the direction you press instead. I might be thinking of a later SH though. But honestly, I never minded the tank like RE controls in slower games like RE or SH. It wasn't until people started putting them in action games (*cough* RE4 *cough*) that it bothered me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Kanno
I just find it counter-intuitive to make turning a chore. While it has not been detrimental since as you said, the games don't have enough action to warrant more responsive controls, I do find it illogical. I wish I could move the camera around as well but I understand why it's so limited.
Explored every corner of Assassin's Creed 2. Now it's back to Xenoblade Chronicles to finish that one up.