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Oh, I did?

I'm tired mostly. Trying to keep up with everything I want to, and not die of stress at work. It's rough. I don't really talk much to people anymore as there's few who I'm able to even keep up with given my schedule is wonky. I want to, but like I said, hard. I sound like I'm griping

Wait, thank me? For what, what did I do

Have you ever played any of the PS2 Gundam VS games? Like Federation vs Zeon, or Gundam vs Zeta Gundam? It's from the same series, just flashier and with new Gundams. I actually forgot to log my progress, mostly because I just found out how to dash, which is making things way easier, and I wanna go back and replay levels for better scores and/or Haro medals.

Thanks for the welcome

Now to try and keep it up to date and put it to use :P

Started learning it in high-school as an after-school class, but started seriously learning it by myself last year.

I'm using Memrise. Sometimes I'm not sure about the truthfulness of some of the phrases and things they use but they're far less complicated than some of the textbooks I looked at buying from the university I attended.

Hee hee, yeah, I am learning, but by myself - not through any formal education. Though I am thinking of trying to take some.

I know hiragana, and starting to learn kanji ( I think, it's been a while).

Thanks for the cheer-on!

Ahhhh, I see. I have the other two and they're now under the immense piles of game cases that hoards like Smaug. I shall have to play them again and then load it into DA:I.

And I felt the same way about the ending of the original game. I sincerely hope you enjoy the Trespasser.

Does the other DAs make much difference to DA:I? I've never played the others, as Inquisition is my first Dragon Age.

Jaws of Hakkon was meh. The Descent was pretty good. I liked it over Hakkon because of the story and it answered a few lore questions for me. But Trespasser is the best by a mile. It felt like it should have been the end of the game, rather than where it was left. The other two DLCs felt like story addons that are fun, but not necessary.

Honestly, if you wanna enjoy it just for funsies? Abuse the health cheat or the ammo cheat and just spam the Gatling LE rifle on everyone. It'll make the game faster and painless, as opposed to an effort in stupidity. Any game so genuinely hard as to give me pause is a game we're not sure we should be playing!

Only if you're obsessive like me, or enjoy exercises in frustration. It is in no way a "good" game - middling at best and incompetent at worst. The plot bounces all over and reads like it was Babelfished through two languages - hell, Paolo is an Italian character played by an Italian, and the Italian language he utters is butchered despite that! Gameplay wise it's actually fairly trope-savvy and good, but balls to the wall hard for no reason - I had to crank it down to the easiest difficulty, and I'm genuinely considering giving myself tons of ammo just to make it such that I can kill mooks without getting massacred again and again. I'm having to resort to quickloading repeatedly to keep my health up since it's so hard to avoid damage. The enemies are basically ninja hitscan hitters, so it's hard.

So nah, don't worry about binning it.

Thing is, even if I love a game, I'll be very critical. SOMA has its faults, but IMO, they're relatively niggling and small, and the fantastic plot, the questions it raises, and the actual super-memorable stuff they managed to create in the game is amazing. Just make a point to play it like Alien: Isolation and explore crap because you learn a lot about the backstory that way.

I'll be putting some time into it come Friday, probably, given that's my day off - I've been on a long stretch at work, but once I clear Sat~Tues, I'll be back in my short shift period for a bit and I'll get more in. I'm kind of all over the place tho, I just got back into Pokemon Y with my n3DS XL I picked up the other day, I've got a couple Steam things going, and I'm probably gonna finally dust off my consoles and play shit there too.

SOMA is by far probably the best horror game I've ever played (though not the scariest), and is one of the best games I've ever played. I find it difficult not to mark it one of the best games flat out. The music is great, the gameplay is excellent, the pacing is PERFECT, it has some of the best storytelling and questions in gaming... ugh, it's so good. It's absolutely a fantastic game.

Zestiria I haven't really played much, but it's locked at 30fps, and runs just fine. It's not especially graphically oomph-y, and I've had zero slowdown. Siendra and another friend told me that it has texture pop in and stuff, object pop in, etc. I need to play a lot more before I can give my 2c on it tho.

haha nice, I got it on sale too awhile back. Lemme know if the DLC is worth it... I've heard some mixed opinions, but the consensus seems to be that it's best if you play it during your initial playthrough.

Pillars of Eternity is freakin' awesome. I think I've got over 40 hours logged on it, haha.

If anyone's been wondering why my video game activity has been dipping quite a bit lately, it's because I started up classes again.. I'm not neglecting this website, I just barely have anytime to play anything right now.... Still trying to finish up Persona Q on my free time though

The weirdest thing is, after I had loaded up the game a couple times, the last save from Analogue popped up in the continue area. Maybe it's just steam cloud saves being wonky. I finished the first two days with Hyun-ae and it's pretty good. It's a lot like Analogue where you're reading mostly personal logs to give you a glimpse of what happened. Hate Plus goes a bit more political though since there are cabinet sessions recorded as well; versus Analogue just having personal journal entries by different individuals. I actually found the cabinet meeting logs pretty interesting. My only real con is that Old Mute sounds super immature compared to everyone else at the cabinet sessions and she's suppose to be the oldest. I get that Love probably wanted to make it a point that her core personality remains the same, but it just felt so weird to see everyone defer to such an immature sounding AI. The individual logs are also really good. I like pretty much all the characters you read about through them, and that impeding feeling of tragedy slowly coming is pretty much the same as Analogue. I'd say if you liked Analogue, Hate Plus is definitely something you'll like. The only big difference seems to be that the computer inputs are now entirely gone and you do everything through a HUD.

Hmmm, well my whole harddrive was recently wiped so I did have to reinstall Analogue right before playing Hate Plus. I wanted to get the last achievement. I'm starting to think my problem is I don't have any "clear"/finished saves. I always saved near the end of a route, but never after. Not really a big deal though, the questionnaire does its thing.

Apparently a lot of people think it's too much work and to those people I say they will never really make progress. I never understood what was so much work about this sort of thing. Also, heyyyy, Stanley Parable. That's some legendary boss stuff. You should definitely explore it and do all kinds of things. It has so much hidden away...

Ohohoho I hope you enjoy The Stanley Parable! I know I loved it when I played it. Try and seek out all of the endings that you can find, they're all different and all pretty worthwhile!