ShadySands

I haven't watched it yet but here it is if anyone is interested

The game actually begins just before the final encounter and then flashes back to the first act. Then when you finish that it goes back to the end boss and then some dialog with the big bad then the second act. After that it goes to the final battle and then on to act three which ends right back where you began the game then the final resolution. Roll credits I seent it

and then and then and then and then No more and then

Let's just conquer Mexico so my flights to Cancun can be domestic

So, no expansion packs DLC then?

I work in IT and I'm also a ninja but that's just what I do and it doesn't define me. It just pays the bills while I pursue my real passion, just as soon as I figure out what that is.

Had a couple job interviews but both places are lousy for pay so that pretty much ended things right there

How is it?

Rolled 6d6 and got a 36 so I went to the store and bought a lottery ticket I didn't win

I've never really communicated this before because I'm not a stickler for rules because there aren't really any rules but if someone asks for more than one or two newer games when I update the list I may limit how many I give that person at once just so nobody swoops in and claims them all before other people get a chance to look. When people ask for more than a couple of games that have been on my list for a while then I usually give them all of them. I assume people that ask for the games will play them maybe not right away but at least some time in the near future. I don't expect anyone to play them to completion or anything but that everything is done in good faith and nobody is just stacking games in their Steam libraries to collect e-dust. I even give people games to give to their friends because I really don't care as long as someone plays them. That said, people who offer to review or to share their experiences usually get preferential treatment when multiple people request the same game but otherwise it's first come, first served.

I never use axe throw either just rock throw

Well, the rock throw is a free action but more points in throwing improve the accuracy. It says perception is the governing stat but you need a strength of like 4 to take it. The last skill, the axe throw (and person toss too) costs an attack action. Max rank knife also give you a free action attack for half damage which is one of the reasons I recommend it.

This I don't have kids and I can totally recommend it

Shields aren't great for your actual fighting set but great to keep in your default set so you don't get slaughtered at the start of combat since the enemy goes first most of the time. I agree with you on archery and dual wielding daggers also throwing is good for another free attack if you can swing it, I do like dane axes more than spears though.

It wasn't an issue for me at all in my first playthrough but they do give an in-game reason for it so I wasn't overly bothered There is also a console command that you can use to set the time backwards if it becomes an issue that you don't want to worry about Edit- Also, this game doesn't have the same free exploring of the previous game

For life? That's a big commitment Would probably go with MJ if it's for life even though I think it's tough to compare players from different eras

Donald Trump's big, bizarre religious day This made me laugh

I still prefer Trump to Pence Congress is gonna congress

Still a bill even if they don't

It's weird but WW is the superhero movie I'm least excited about. I think it's because of Chris Pine

Well, thanks. I assume you're reading Democrat's propaganda. It's illegal in US not to treat someone with a life-threatening condition btw. True but people may be less willing to seek treatment and preventative care since they can't afford it and when something catastrophic happens they will get treated but will also get a bill that could very well bankrupt them

CK2 becauses E:V on GOG is now two patches behind Steam and I can't get any further until the bug plaguing me is fixed

I got what I cared the most about, intelligent weapons. Everything​ else was gravy.

For Vikings I started giving everyone shields in their default set and just switching to attack. It's gamey but it cut down on me losing people in the opening turns since you can block and deflect an unlimited amount of ranged attacks

I really liked the character concept and was an early supporter asking for her to be expanded upon BUT this was before the concept art that later came out. Apologies to the artist but I also thought it was very anime inspired and it put me off of the character because it seemed so out of place. I don't hate anime as there have been a few that I have enjoyed over the years but I also normally just call them cartoons so I'm not the slightest bit involved in whatever subculture has evolved around them either.