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... Huh.
Yep
EH? NANDATO?!
Not surprising, with how much 3rd versions sell I don't know why they didn't do this sooner.
That's...unexpected.
Guess I'll have to wait until a bit after they come out to get one, so I can check which one I need more >.>
The mascots look like Reshiram and Zekrom fused with Kyurem. Theory validated ^_^
Well, at least that validates my choice not to get Black or White already.
^ They're both new forms of Kyurem. Somehow.
AND OF FUCKING COURSE IT FREEZES AT THE BEGINNING WHY THE FUCK WOULDN'T IT DO THAT
Because it isn't Dark Souls!
I never got the rivalry between the Skyrim and Dark Souls fandoms. Other than " fantasy RPG with realistic-ish graphics," they have nothing in common.
It's the Metroid Halo thing all over again. And really, I just side with Dark Souls because Skyrim lacks what I love the most about First Person RPG...AK-47's!
makes sense
Seriously, I just prefer the fallout world and premise rather than the elder scrolls one.
why did i buy preowned
why
Eh, I like the lore in TES and Fallout isn't nearly as rich in that regard. Though I like it too. Really, I don't consider them especially similar, despite their systems.
^Preowned? I hope it's not the PC version, as that's just a Steam key with a quick-install disc.
I like Fallout, but I feel it isn't as special as people make it out to be. Or Fallout 3, at least. It's big, but it doesn't have much else going for it.
I kinda like Fallout more than Elder Scrolls, though that's mostly because of things that personally resonated with me. Nothing in any TES game hit me like having to fight slavers in the Lincoln Memorial.
Fallout 3 is the first I played, but I understand its plot is far too simplistic for most people's tastes.
I didn't mind the plot being simplistic so much as the plot being so superficial. which I guess is simplistic, but not in the way most people think about the idea of simplisitic.
I meant simplistic in the Good/Evil dichotomy way, most Fallout games are far more gray.
IMO, the main plots of the TES games are their least interesting attributes. That's probably not good, though.
I know. what I meant is that I don't mind that so much as it being so superficial and banal at it. I mean, the whole plot about protecting and searching for your dad would've been a lot more meaningful if you talked more to your dad beyond your childhood. Otherwise, he simply comes across as a treasure chest you're chasing across the Wasteland.
It says something about the character that I found Three Dog's message about him searching for his dad far more powerful than any encounter with the man himself. And Three Dog was a douche, man.
Wait, what? Black and White 2?
seems to be working okay now.
I just cleared the initial quest, I went off with Ralof from the Stormcloak Rebellion, and I took a blessing from a Warrior Stone. not bad
Is this the time where I list all the ways to cheese level skills I've found?
Sure, if you want.
would it be in bad taste to loot this house I got the key to
The Last Great Console 496 up, 51 down
The SNES, maybe the most beloved console of all time. Despite it's rival produced by Sega (Which was also a legendary console), the SNES was boosted above legendary status by classic games such as FF3, Chrono Trigger, the Donkey Kong Trilogy, F-Zero, the Mario titles it carried, and of course, The Legend of Zelda-Link's Awakening.
How did such a grievous error get top rated?
Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. I did that sort of thing all the time.
. . . With a serial killer character, granted.
Hey IJBM.
Whatever you're doing, stop it and read American Vampire.
Yes, now. Your homework can wait.
^ No >