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There will be factions, as far as I know. If the reputation system works like it did in FN: V, I do not know.

I'm doing a good old goody two shoes playthrough with all good characters, although Korgan is a pita. I'm playing a lamer kensai/mage that will dual wield katanas. It'll take some time before he gets powerful, but I just want to steamroll through the game when I'm actually playing. You could add a fighter/rogue with dual wield. Maybe a cleric berserker to go with that.

I just came to think of something. I hope one of the stretch goals includes more musical tracks.

Seems there are a few of us preparing for Pillars of Eternity. Made minor steps forward in Bladur's Gate II. I don't know if I'll finish this playththrough before Eternity releases. Beat Waking Mars. It was a decent puzzle game but no puzzle was very challenging. Felt more like a relaxing experience. 4 games beaten this year and making steady progress in Septerra Core.

Looks like an Ent with a snake on its head. Really creative.

Thanks, watching now.

I like meat Similar. The last few days have consisted of: walking, meat, movies, great wine. Walking, meat and movies great wine Can't stand wine for some reason. Maybe it's not meant for peasants like me.

How big is the file size of that pic, roasting my PC.

I think I'm done with more than half the game in Septerra Core. I want to think the game is great, but the battle system isn't letting me. With a faster battle system, I'd say the game would have been really good. I'm not going to give up, I'm not. Completed God of War II, Metroid Fusion and Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island today. I will vanquish my backlog or strain my thumb trying. There are so many interesting games coming out this year, so I really have to keep focused when it comes to completing games I start. On my way to Complete Yakuza 2.

I rewrote the stuff that went missing, and it seems that the issue has been resolved, like you said.

I'd have been happy if they'd released Ultimate Alliance 2 on the PC at all . You should be happy, the game isn't nearly as good as the first.

Would make them less money. That's the only reason they introduced the cards in the first place.

Radiant Historia is excellent in my opinion. Hope you enjoy it. The Bravely default demo can be a bit grindy. Luckily, you can use auto battle and also speed up battles if you press right on the directional pad. press twice for even faster combat.

Doesn't deflection come from shields? I keep mixing things up but I think DT is armor related and deflection is shield related.

Could see it working in a temple or in a slow/emotional situation or mystic city.

That's what I usually do. I've made a little more than $20 on cards. Bought a few cards for some badges, but also got DA: O - UE with card money.

Every ten levels makes the percentage of a booster drop rise.

If I don't get a console spin-off that uses the first person perspective, I'm going to be disappointed. Honest.

Completed chapter 2 in Mars: War Logs. What happened at the end was a bit of a surprise. Had trouble defeating stuff at first, but having upgraded almost all of the combat abilities, I'm doing fine. Also playing Bravely default, putting in about an hour each day. I'm about to start chapter 4. This is probably my favorite Nintendo 3DS game closely followed by Fire Emblem: Awakening.

I completely agree. The only thing, though, is that I can't come up with a game* that actually has very good pathing. Edit: Role Playing Game*

I was checking up on what I had written and had the same thing happen to me. I don't even remember what I wrote for the last 250 characters.

Just had some fillet of beef with fried potatoes at 1.30 am. Won't be sleeping for another 3-4 hours.

Ask for a new graphics card for your birthday.

I still think Final Fantasy XII handled the issue with ally AI by using "Gambits", commands that would be carried out depending on different circumstances. Dragon Age: Origins tried something similar but wasn't even close in its execution. Give me the option to customize the way my party members act if I want, but always make the controlled character control manually.

Well, that was one of many examples. Dungeon Siege III had some issues with pathing, but nothing major. Drakensang: The River of Time had some issues, so did a couple of other games. Haven't really played a tonne of rtwp games other than the IE games.