I wouldn't put Five Guys, Shake Shack, or Habit Burger in the same category as the restsame. it's been a hot minute, but i'm pretty sure those are 2 or 3 times more expensive than the others
Sierra was the preeminent maker of adventure games back in the dayabsolutely. i had a love-hate relationship with the genre. i guess i still do, but modern ones are usually careful to avoid most of the rougher edges
I find that hard to believeit seems crazy, right? i obviously wasn't there, and it looks like my info may have been a little exaggerated. here's a quote from 1999:
IMG: Halo has been in development for over a year and a half now. Can you talk about Halo's beginnings as a strategy game and how it transitioned to a 3rd person action game?which one can interpret as they will, haha. idk where the interviewer got the idea for the question
JJ: There's an important distinction to make there - Halo didn't begin as a strategy game but the engine it uses started out that way. The engine Halo uses began as a next-generation Myth terrain engine, with polygonal units. After playing around with it for a while, putting it through many iterations, it became clear that focusing the action on a single character would be a more compelling use of this world than a strategy game design. It didn't become Halo until long after we focused on making it a third-person action game.
considering it's set in the Marathon universe, which is distinctly an FPS.i knew halo was a spiritual successor to marathon, didn't realize it was the same universe. that's cool
Nothing that extreme.ha sorry, i was pulling your leg a little. one of those games came out 2 years ago, the other 5
Up next: A historically-themed game that sensitive people might find problematic today.hentai sniper: middle-east
Don't worry about what I enjoy because at this point I can't bring myself to pick a game I know I'd enjoy.O
Cards I'm after are:Nidoran F is my only dupe, but I have a decent number of kanto shinies I'm willing to trade for red Gyarados
Kanto shinies
Battle Power:I don't feel confident ranking the characters' relative power because I feel like any of them could be bonkers in the main game, and I didn't get to the toughest optional content
Maelle >> Monoco > Lune > Verso >> Sciel
and I never used Monoco much but I'm not big on Blue Mages in general.Yeah, blue mages are nearly always broken, but in some games they're absolutely a 2nd-playthrough/follow-a-guide/turbo-completionist option. So as a general policy I avoid them on first playthroughs. Monaco was- sadly- relegated to spamming "OWowOWWW" during exploration
It's less that you're a turbo weakling and more that I needed to learn how the game worked. In fact, Bethesda games since Oblivion are bad about the oppositeTrue! I was mostly thinking about Morrowind. Going from moving seemingly 2 feet a minute and dying to mud crabs to sprinting around crafting insane stat buff potions and rings of levitation, 100% camouflage, regen, etc was an experience.
Defense Grid: The AwakeningYour hint makes so much sense now. There's absolutely something about the TD genre. I've been aware of it since my StarCraft 1 user map settings days*. On my end... I made up excuses for losing and have used that to justify staying away from TDs for the most part.
I always used Lune for traversal not because of the footsteps but because I didn't want to hear the panting.The panting was absolutely part of it, and so was the slight jerkiness when the character models ran into certain changes in elevation
The growing pains with Fallout were many, as I died quite often trying to learn the systems, and more still just due to the natures of the game itself.I really do not enjoy the experience of starting as a turbo weakling in Bethesda games, but I'll be damned if it doesn't make getting crazy overpowered later on that much sweeter
My guess is BalatroBalatro would totally make sense. I went from "this looks stupid" to "this is ridiculously fun" to "I need to uninstall now or I'm going to get hopelessly addicted" over the course of a few days after being gifted it. The sheer volume of balatro clones currently in the works seems telling
I pick Lune because when you run with her as your main character while exploring, she floats and it's coolshe was always the main one i was controlling for sure. just feels better/smoother to float than sprint everywhere like a crazy person
I know *it* isn't a roguelike but the weapons feel like they are.I get what you mean. To quibble, the weapons felt more diabloesque than roguelike to me, not that there's a significant difference
This plus a lack of interaction with people different from them are the biggest drivers in my experience. Cities are full of bad/scary people who aren't like you.hundred percent, i didn't want to get into that but that's what i was alluding to with 'cultural and experiential homogeneity'. certainly not unique to rural areas, but everything they know about cities seems to come from the TV, not real life. Mostly... sensationalist propaganda news, CSI: Special Victims Unit, and robocop.
Farmers in the US are largely rural, which means they are religious. Republicans have fully captured the religious in the US. It has nothing to do with economics for them.That's an oversimplification, and it depends on the region, but yeah rural farmers and rural people in general have been on average culturally captured by the Republican party for a long time.
Up next: I work very hard to make sure my recorded playtime matches my actual time in the seat by logging out when I'm done, but that couldn't be helped in this case.... cookie clicker? ha
Verso is always entertaining!Same, I did warm up to verso as I was allowed to learn more about him
Tbf at that point I think there's nothing Clea could have done anyway.That did seem possible. Painter magic is left so open ended that it's hard to say for sure
This isn't a criticism, I like that they have her be such a blatant bastard.Same, strongly defined characters are so great
I don't think there's a new one. We're still using the old one.Fair, it'd be an uphill battle regardless. Another community I'm privy to has mostly migrated, but Google refuses to index the new one