Labadal

Batata

I've reached Neketaka in Deadfire. I feel like this is one of the better cities in an rpg in a long time. It's really fun to explore. Combat is decent, graphics look good. I'm not a big fan of the voice acting for most people and I don't like any of the companions.

I can't bring myself to post it all. Backloggery says 325 games unfinished, and I also have about 30-40 unfinished PS+ games.

http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/upcoming-role-playing-games-2018-and-onward.119870/

How do you find the PSP port of P3? I have a weird relationship with it. I love the base PS2 game, but I've known at least one person to get turned away from the otherwise great game because of the concessions they had to make for PSP. I have never played the PS2 version. I think the PSP version is very good and the reason I chose to play it over the PS2 version is that you have manual control over your entire party and some other additions. I'm playing as the girl instead of the boy, just to change things up. You don't explore the city as you do in the PS2 version. It's basically a cursor that you move around to go where you want. Being able to play both male and female, makes it more likely for me to replay the game. And the fact that I don't get screwed by companion AI were the tipping point. "Persona 3 FES is the same as Persona 3, and it includes an extra epilogue section with the final part of the story and a large area to explore and battle in. Persona Portable is the trimmed version of Persona 3 for the PlayStation Portable. It mainly has the same story as Persona 3, but it does not include the epilogue of Persona 3 FES, nor does it have characters acting out each scene. Instead, the 2D animation of each character is shown in front of a stationary background. You cannot control the main character either while traveling around town. To travel, you must select areas from a stationary screen. At the beginning of the game, you will be able to choose a female main character, The battle system has been altered a bit as well, allowing you to control all character in battle instead of just the main character, and Fusion Spells are now items instead of being available when you have two specific Personas available."

I'm switching between Super mario Odyssey and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. On PSP, I am playing Persona 3 and on PC, it's mostly Faith of Danschant and World of Final Fantasy.

I'd just like to say that I am happy that you think of me as a younger generation. I don't know how true that is, though.

I, too, got games in the mail. Mass Effect Andromeda, Dishonored: Death of the Outsider and Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. I also got surprised by my brother. I recently bought a Switch and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. A few days ago, he told me "Hey, there's a strange package over there." I told him that it was his name on the package. He was ice cold, shook his shoulders and said that he had no idea what I was talking about. I opened it and found The Legend of Zelda: breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. Brothers are the best, except when they're not.

^You should have a look at Pathfinder: Kingmaker.

They want this to be the case for all EU countries. I wish them luck.

Aasimar is currently winning This is good and bad. Another race is cool, but it's supposed to release this summer.

Yeah, Pillars II is the game that needs all the spotlight for now. The new game will get officially announced in due time. It won't release before April 1st 2019. There's no rush.

Playing Persona 3 Portable. I'm not that far in but I have managed to get some S-Links started and even leveled one or two up to level 3. It's fun, although I don't think that Tartarus is all that great to explore. From what I have played so far, I like it more than Persona 4 Golden.

I think that I am almost done with Battle Chasers: Nightwar. I have some other games that I have also started on different systems, but I think that I might start World of Final Fantasy next.

Surprised that Obsidian hasn't sent them a C&D.

I bought myself a Switch. Mario + Rabbids Kindom Battle, LoZ BOTW and Super Mario O. Want Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and later Octopath Traveler. In the future, Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei V.

Dragon Quest XI hits PS4 and Steam on September 4. Switch version later. Voice acting confirmed. Day one.

I don't know. It sounds cool on paper. They do have some sort of sci-fi rpg in development, but that's funded by Take Two's Private Division. Seems more likely to be third person than isometric, though. I like what you suggested, but I'd like it to be turn-based.

Asics is my go to brand. I have a pair of those, too. I use them for running. These new Nike pairs will be used for work, mostly. EDIT: #Pineappleonpizzaislife

I was happy that spring is closing in, but then it had to snow all day long. I've been having problems with my back. The other day, while working in the classroom, I told the kids that I had to leave for two minutes. Why? I got a sting of pain. Went and changed footwear and I immediately felt a change. I hadn't thought about it before, but nothing else has worked, so I thought it could be that. I also bought myself a new pair of shoes, because of this.

Arrrghhh. Battle Chasers: Nightwar feels terribly unbalanced. I'm getting through dungeons, but at points, enemies do almost as much damage as my max hp. I wish there was a fast forward option in battle. Other than that, the game is decent and fairly enjoyable.

I was happy that spring was closing in. Then I looked at the temprature outside last night and it showed -13 degrees.

Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire

I had that. Lost 10kg. I would have none of that and started eating like a madman. Only gained 5kg. Reverted back to not eating much. I'm eating 3 small portions per day.