The Stranger

I'm like an Ulgo, if anyone's into the reference

Wel come to the, litteral, dark side xD

Well, at least your risk of skin cancer from UV radiation is a lot lower.

It's a 3rd person shooter that heavily influenced by films such as Kill Bill. You play as Rubi, a gun for hire who doesn't care what the job is so long as she gets paid. The game focuses on style shooting, acrobatics, and killing gangsters with your sword. Probably best for me to just link you a video:

Ah ok. A game I can't play. But well, it looks cool. So I suppose the sequel will be "Dry"?

So thats a blast from the past haha game reminded me of a tarantino movie... Enjoyed it a lot

They used to be a fairly regular thing in my city. They helped raise money for charity, as well as the local children's hospital. If you donated money, you had special effects students doll you up so you looked like a proper zombie.

We had one once out here in Dallas... it was during the Texas Fair time. I remember riding the train with a ton of zombie people. Was interesting.

Undead fun for all of the family!

Yeah, Baphomet is a nonsense word. it was never a name for any deity. it was made up purely as mud to sling at the Templars when the French king wanted to not only get rid of them, but also get their monies. At the time, the Templars had established themselves as not only warrior monks, but decent bankers. lol.

It's not eadsy to pinpoint the origin of Christian demonology, but Pan is not at the root of it. Many names of demons come from ancient, Middle Eastern and Semetic gods (Baal, etc), ancient demons that were always demons\dark spirits, names created through mystical means (that Jewish number-naming thing I can't remember the name of), and a host of other things.

And the greatest demon of all is the lack of an edit function. Woe is me! I am condemned to a Hell of typos and spelling mistakes. >.<

Had to share this silliness with everyone here. Here's the source: https://i.imgur.com/UmJ7IYP.jpg Made me smile.

LOL HAHAHAHAHAHA NO WAY

And yet, even after hitting that speed, you can hit the brakes and stop to 0 MPH instantaneously.

but only if you're driving backwards

My dads a truckdriver, trust me, 18.3 Octillion times the speed of light isn't particularly unusual.

I awwed when I saw this image: http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/myl/GrassDreaming.jpeg Lil' grass is having lil' dreams. Shh!

Kawaii!

Ah yes, English in Asia. Some countries in Asia are pretty good in Asia, but there are a lot of places there that struggles with English. And that's coming from me, an Asian (well half).

See, I have no nostalgia for that, because I never had one. We did have a Sega Megadrive, but I honestly didn't play it all that much. The very first game I ever played, and loved, was C&C Red Alert on WIndows 95. The first console I ever truly enjoyed was the first Playstation; liked playing A Bug's Life on it. lol.

@The Stranger speaking windows,I played all gamehouse and pop cap games,like Zuma,Bejeweled and more in my 3rd and 4th grade elementary school

in middle school,I have to serious about gaming. I play age of empires 2,the sims 1,alien shooter and more.

Yeah they're good animals and they deserve love but I couldn't do it.

I wanted one after I watched Ratatouille lol.

Ive had a lot of rats through the years. Lovely critters!

Rage 2 has fun combat, when you can find it, but the rest of the game consists of driving around an empty, boring open world. No idea why the devs felt that having an open world was a good idea. I find myself asking that exact same question with a fair few games, though. xD

The last "Open World" I enjoyed was in Farcry 3. I think I enjoyed that one because everything you did on the map actually helped you. You gained skill points when you found stuff. You got Lore for finding stuff. You got money. On top of which, each "enemy location" was just this event of deciding how you wanted to approach it and then having a ball doing it.

I did enjoy my time with "The Outer Worlds", but combat quickly became boring and nothing was ever as much fun as that first planet was... or as in depth. I literally just run out and Plasma Shotgun everything in the face and pop my little inhaler every time I'm at half health. Combat is... repetitive at this point.

Dubstep Vs. Zombies, hmmmm...

@Mrs_Allykat Deus Dead.

Functronica of Evil

@Tai_MT I think the subscription affords you infinite junk storage. Well, when it works. I've also heard that some people have experienced losing their scrap after paying for this sub. lol.

They're charging 1000% more than the game is worth IMO.

I'd rather pay a one-time fee for unlimited storage. Not a subscription. There is only one game I pay for a subscription for: Final Fantasy 14. Why? Because, it's actually been WORTH the money.

Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Its the little things in life, isn't it

It is. Especially when you really struggle to maintain focus in general, even when it comes to things I love. Finding something that I can focus on, even if only for a couple of hours, is wonderful.

We'll call that a win and a good day then

there can be drastic differences in customer service even in the same country, kinda sad but i guess thats what happens when you don't have a choice ^^

I stopped ordering pizzas from one specific place because they only accepted orders through their phone and they had one of their employees sing a small out of tune song to put on loop every time you call.

True story, the customer service place I worked at was next door to a bar. You can guess where everyone went after work.

Well... It was daytime and he was obviously not looking at the sky xD

@Lemonrice Did you ever play Sims Medieval? I thought that was pretty good. My favourite Sims game, however, is the Urbz: Sims in the City.

Did not, but now that you mention it o remember I always wanted to

@Jonforum Their argument is that Steam isn't a subscription based service, and that you buy a game as you would anything else, thus granting yout the right to resell it. In the eyes of the court, you own your Steam games just as much as you own pretty much everything else you've ever bought.

It's a good thing for consumers, but it may encourage devs and publishers to turn their games into actual services\subscriptions.

the issues here is the offline mode.
Buy!
Make offline!
Sell!

@Finnuval You could give people riddles to solve before they're granted access to your books.

@Lemonrice Being a full time mummy also means you have a lil' cuddle monster to nap with. ^.^ Well, when he's not pulling knobs off doors and cupboards, or hiding your stuff in-between tax forms. xD

Or covering the floor with plates and mugs... Creating the home version of "the floor is shards" xD but you know these moments, when you are tired all day and once you actually have time to sleep, you're wide awake.