Tale

Virtue's Last Reward and my power supply should be arriving today. I don't know which to play with first.

Several of them are Steam exclusive. Natural Selection won't even run without Steam, it requires the server browser to function.

Dark Souls' notoriety seems... exaggerated. There's going to be some trial and error, but simply being cautious should get you through half the game. It's not even as hardcore as games like Baldur's Gate II, where you have to have entire spell sets ready for particular fights. There's no needing +3 weapons to damage a particular boss or spell breach.

I lost the main menu editor. I don't know about pigments, I should expect them to be handled the same way.

I beat the game when it originally came out. I'm playing the Dark Arisen re-release now with a new character. It's slow going since I've done all this before and am not ready to hit up Bitterblack Isle yet.

You didn't already have it? Okay, that's it. Show of hands, who does not already own this game? We aren't allowed to be friends.

I finished Night of the Rabbit. I was afraid it was going to turn into Whispered World for a moment there, but they did well in the end. Onto I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream.

And I've chosen http://www.amazon.com/SeaSonic-550-Watt-CrossFire-Certified-SSR-550RM/dp/B00918MEZG Thanks for everything.

Thanks for everything. I'll check that link out when I get home and can look at what components I have.

There's a massive distinction between a character with no history and a character with no relevant history. If it's not relevant, it doesn't need to be brought up. If it's relevant, it can happen during the course of the game, not before.

Then don't kill his family until after I control him. If it happened before I controlled the character, then I have no investment in it.

I prefer RPGs to look forward, not back. My PC's history prior to the time I played as it has no value to me. Only the things I choose with the character now matter. I have played and enjoyed enough games that were designed to the contrary that I'm not going to be upset about it. But if I'm given the opportunity to be picky, that's what I pick.

Not committing to any game really. I play some Night of the Rabbit until my power supply gets noisy. Then I might play some Tales of Xillia. Mostly just waiting for my copy of Virtue's Last Reward to arrive.

Was really hoping not to spend that much on a power supply. But I do need to start preparing for my next build. Guess I should count my connectors as well, just to be safe.

I've never replaced a power supply before, so wanting to know if there's anything I should look out for. One of the fans in my current 700w supply starts making noise after a couple hours of operation. And it's actually been doing that for quite a bit over a year. Once a week or so it would start making noise and only this past week it has started doing it every single day. http://www.amazon.com/Coolmax-Dual-Fan-Power-Supply-CTI-700B/dp/B001E01DDS This is what I've had, would it be a good idea to just buy another? The first lasted for years.

I have to find another before I can forge more.

So wait, they removed the Airtight Flask from stores? Well that ruins the quests I have for a bunch of Kept stuff. Dumb move Capcom. Dragon's Dogma

So what did you think of Altair's Chronicles, then? I'm going over my Wishlist and all I can think is "I probably wouldn't buy a single one of these at 1/4th the price." Does that mean my backlog is full?

I skipped it because it looked like Diablo. I hate Diablo. Then I dated a girl who was into it. She changed my mind.

Finished Fire Emblem: Awakening. Good game, but it's not going to have me caring much when the next title comes out. Played some Pokemon Y, as well, and that's not very engaging. I'm not hooked. Maybe I'll just start up Tales of Xillia and give that a shot now.

According to what I was told as a youngster, I've got quite the family history. Various ethnic and cultural backgrounds, though I'd say the American with some native tracing back to an English indentured servant with a penchant for petty thievery is probably the dominant one. Mostly though, I just like to pretend I'm a robot over the internet. Beep boop.

Without I initially chose to play without it because I wanted to save mid-battle. But then my units kept falling in battle and I was glad for it. I've actually restarted since then and am doing much better. I think I could handle having permadeath if I do another run.

What do you mean "surprisingly"? I mean that I wasn't expecting to be up to midnight playing it on a regular basis. I like to stop playing games around 9.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is surprisingly addictive. Sadly not as deep as I was hoping. I was kind of expecting Final Fantasy Tactics depth to the class system, but I got over it.

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