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If they are a pair, the male usually eats last or doesn't eat at all. They usually wait there to protect the female while she eats because they know they are supposed to feed/take care of their kittens. Female cats are usually more interested in food but the male cat doesn't show that much interest in food, especially if they are not hungry. Female cats always are in a hungry mood though. This is awesome. You're a good soul. Thanks bro.

Damn, I forgot that Dark Elves are unplayable as a PC.

Went to work. During lunch break I notice a Jackal hiding under a tree, the poor thing was hit by a car but was still very much alive. Contacted my vet, gathered some co-workers for help, helped the poor thing get inside the vet box. We saved a Jackal, I am just so grateful because I love animals and that Jackal was so cute. Huge love to my awesome co-workers as well.

This looks pretty neat:

Lord of the Rings: War in the North is such a fun and laid back game. The presentation is also great, good voice acting, good graphics and on top of that, fun hack n slash combat, lots of loot and armor and a good bit of story here and there. You can also play it cooperatively with 2 people online.

I loved Arcanum. I started the game as a diplomatic/melee fighter Human-elf halfling and towards the end of the game I was unbeatable. I still like to return and replay the game as an evil tech focused dark elf since most of my first playthroughs are usually the pacifist ones. I like how mastering every skill in Arcanum has its own unique quest. Most people say Arcanum is a steampunk game and I wouldn't disagree but for me, it was the dark and mysterious nature of the game that made me fell in love with it. It also didn't shove the steampunk elements in your face... But yeah, give the licence to good ol' beths and they will make every character in the sequel look like something out of a steampunk fan fiction.

I played an hour of FFVI and it sure is a nice game. I wish all games made the tutorial this fun and engaging. I also nooticed that I have Fire Emblem: Awakening on the 3DS but: HA! Good fun! The second part of your sentence is better than any shocker/twist I have seen in recent video games.

I managed to find three of my coolest PC's. The rugged one(Fallout: NV): The cute one(DA: Inquisition): The hippy(Fallout 3):

Hey now, don't be an armchair grognard elitist. At least it wasn't Destiny 2.

I convince my younger brother to by a PS4 and the first games he buys are Fifa 18 and Battlefront 2. Blocked him...

Everybody(including me) are cheering over the ban of loot boxes. A great move. Just remember that we won't be so happy once they apply the same rules to 'violent video games'.

Nah, it's cool.. I mean come on, who hasn't done this already:

I usually go for the 'been there, done that, got the scars' kind of characters in RPGs. Sometimes I create a female character and those usually end up looking rather...melancholic. Skimpy is not my thing, I guess I don't like the idea of NPCs constantly looking up my characters butt.

Downloaded and installed Lord of the Rings: War in the North this morning but didn't get to play it. Now I am back from work and fully rested so I am off to Middle-earth!

Finished Crysis 3. A very enjoyable shooter that lets you play the game in any way you want. Story wasn't particularly good but it didn't stop me from having some fun. I like shooters with a semi open-world design and Crysis 3 does that very well. Each section is carefully handcrafted so you can play around with the enemy in a multitude of ways. You can hunt them with the bow, go guns blazing, set traps, hack mine fields and turrets or use explosive weaponry. I wish Crytek would make a shooter similar to Far Cry/Crysis but in a new setting. For now they are focusing on F2P shooters which is not my thing at all. :/

One thing that I rarely see in any RPG: stores/shops that aren't the very equivalent of a vending machine. There should be a synchronicity between loots and shops. Random loot often destroys this concept though.

Speaking of jrpgs, any of you guys/gals ever played The Last Remnant? I noticed that I own that game on Steam. Also, holy crap! The PSone version of FFVI has sweet sweet FMV movies. I'll take that.

Do you even Descent, bruh?! Descent spiritual successor Overload launches proper in May. Eurogamer.net

I'll go with FFVI then, thanks for the recommendations! You people are gold. <3 And yes, sprites all the way. Ion Maiden aside, I really want a "3D" shooter with high-resolution sprites. Like you know, something with 4K/HD sprites and super detailed animations. I remember seeing Street Fighter III for the first time on the arcades back in 1996 and thought to myself 'this is the future!' but then came the polygons... ...the horror...the horror! Woah, there is a Secret of Mana 2 and 3?! I always thought Legend of Mana was some sort of spiritual sequel to Secret of Mana, never knew there was a Secret of Mana 2 and 3. Thanks for the recommendations, I also remembered Secret of Evermore which was rather unique for its time. I did something worse the other day, it involved heavy downers(let's not get into details, I'm a lowlife) and me eating a 3 layered pancake and eventually throwing the whole thing up in the toilet due to low blood pressure. Afterwards I felt better though and started playing Yakuza 0, calmly walking through the streets of Kamurocho and beating the crap out of would be thugs...even Mr. Shakedown. Poor fella keeps getting mugged by me. Could one of you old timers tell me what this thing is about? There is definitely some history to it as I've seen you fellas write that here quite often.

What about Suikoden I? I heard a lot of praise about it from purists and such but I am not aure if it's the right choice for a beginner. Another reason I am thinking FFVI is because I have the digital PSONE version which I can play on the PS Vita. Playing PSONE games on the OG PS Vita(the ones that have an OLED screen) is a blast! The games look SO MUCH better, I played Silent Hill on my OG PS Vita and it looked marvelous despite its age.

Nocturne - Spookhouse

Thanks for the recommendation fellas. Tales of Symphonia seems like a good choice but I always thought FF VI was the one to start jrpgs with just because of one simple fact: ^I love this song! Thanks, my backlog just got a wee bit bigger.

I game a lot, pretty much every day but I don't consider myself a video game addict because 98% of the games I play are single-player games. I would say it's more like a hobby and most importantly, an investment. I could make a whole lot of money just by selling my games at half the price I originally bought them, never mind the consoles and accessories. Actually, games help you stay away from the real addictions that are lurking outside the safe space of your living room. On top of everything, thanks to video games I can speak/read/write in two foreign languages(German/English) at an intermediate/professional level.

It's true, I have never finished a jrpg game. I have beaten games such as Nier: Automata and currently I am on my way to beating Yakuza 0 but to the best of my knowledge, those games are mostly considered to be Action Adventure games with some RPG elements sprinkled on top. I have many jrpg games that I have collected over the years but I don't know which one is the best game for starters. So help me choose one, here are the games I have at my disposal: -Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Wirch -Final Fantasy V, VI, VII, IX, X/X-2, XII, XIV, Type 0 -Tales of Symphonia Chronicles(contains both games in HD for the PS3) -Tales of Xillia 1, 2 -Tales of Zestiria -SMT: Digital Devil Saga 1, 2 -SMT: Nocturne -SMT: Devil Summoner 1, 2 -SMT: Persona 2: Eternal Punishment -SMT: Persona 3: Portable -SMT: Persona FES 3 -SMT: Persona 4 Golden -SMT: Persona 5 -Vagrant Story -White Knight Chronicles -Arc the Lad -Arc the Lad: Twilight of Spirits -Suikoden I, II, III -Legend of Mana -Rogue Galaxy -Chrono Trigger -Chrono Cross Yeah, I know: that's one helluva backlog.