Christ Centered Gamer

Chozon1 wrote:How does awkward happen so fast?

Because, when a man loves a woman, it means that puberty has happened.

Hence, awkward.

And yes, Chozon, I'm taller than you.

Strider wrote: I totally forgot we even talked about Underoath. o_o I'm willing to give them another chance... so one of these days I'll pick up one of their albums.

And, honestly, not much bothers me anymore. I was just so against GTA4 when it came out that I didn't think I'd ever consider getting it. XD

So you think that getting the Complete edition is worth the extra money then? (Because the regular edition is like under $10 now, whereas the Complete edition is a little over $30.)

Psh, sure you forgot. >__>

And yeah, I think the Complete edition is worth it. Not only do you get GTA4 (itself a 30-40 hour game), but you get both episodes, which end up being around eight to ten hours each. And that's not counting side missions in any of the games. So it's a ton of game content for a good price. /seriously

You may be taller than me...but I'm shorter than you. And there's nothing short of surgery you can do about it.

Frankly, it feels good to be the shorter one for once.

Why does my pancreas make funny noises and smell weird?

Chozon1 wrote:You may be taller than me...but I'm shorter than you. And there's nothing short of surgery you can do about it.

Frankly, it feels good to be the shorter one for once.

Why does my pancreas make funny noises and smell weird?

Because you're poking it.

Stop poking it.

It poked me first. Responding to it is it's own fault.

Sheep?

Drewsov wrote:Psh, sure you forgot. >__>

And yeah, I think the Complete edition is worth it. Not only do you get GTA4 (itself a 30-40 hour game), but you get both episodes, which end up being around eight to ten hours each. And that's not counting side missions in any of the games. So it's a ton of game content for a good price. /seriously

I'm not kidding. My mind's been like blah lately. XD

Well, that does sound like a pretty darn good deal... I might just get it. >.>

Plan on giving The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim a chance?

Chozon1 wrote:It poked me first. Responding to it is it's own fault.

Sheep?

Bah.

Strider wrote:

Drewsov wrote:Psh, sure you forgot. >__>

And yeah, I think the Complete edition is worth it. Not only do you get GTA4 (itself a 30-40 hour game), but you get both episodes, which end up being around eight to ten hours each. And that's not counting side missions in any of the games. So it's a ton of game content for a good price. /seriously

I'm not kidding. My mind's been like blah lately. XD

Well, that does sound like a pretty darn good deal... I might just get it. >.>

Plan on giving The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim a chance?

Well, I might be giving Oblivion a second chance, some five years after I first played it. So there's that.

But, yeah, I'll give it a chance.

Let me say, however, that for all their vision, Bethesda has never failed to disappoint me as developers. Which is really unfortunate. But when I look at it, I find that Bioware is my favorite Western RPG developer, and I'll gladly sink dozens of hours in their games. Bethesda's games, I have trouble finding even halfway playable.

Why do you hate all over Bethesda?

Deep lives in Texas.

How can anyone find the Resident Evil games even halfway playable? 1 was by far the most broken game I've ever played, and the demo for 5 fixed none of the game-wrecking control problems.

Am I looking for too much in this series? XD



Also, what do I have to do with Bethesda, Chozon?

Nothing. But you're both in Texas.

And...I played RE1/0 before 4, so I found the controls no issue.

Bethesda is a Maryland company, sir.

Also, if you mean the GC versions, I cannot speak for them. PS1 versions are awful though. Aggravatingly so.

Yes...but Bethesda is also a town in Texas.

And I played both. Though it was the port of the N64 version for the DS. Still manageable. I didn't use the touch screen either.

Chozon1 wrote:Why do you hate all over Bethesda?

Deep lives in Texas.

Because I don't like the games that they've made? They're broken, ugly and untested. And they have terrible programming, which they blame on the Gamebryo engine.

"We can't make the game engine work with ladders, so that's why there are never ladders in our games."

Really? You can't? Because other, better developers use that engine, and create games that aren't ugly, aren't broken, and - shockingly - use ladders.

I think it's just because Todd Howard is a terrible programmer.

Deepfreeze32 wrote:How can anyone find the Resident Evil games even halfway playable? 1 was by far the most broken game I've ever played, and the demo for 5 fixed none of the game-wrecking control problems.

Am I looking for too much in this series? XD

I have a problem with the early games in the series. The controls are awful.

I did beat RE0, but that was with much fighting, gnashing of teeth and wailing. Not an easy task. After that, I prefer the post-3 titles, like RE4.

Definite improvement on the controls. I wouldn't actually look to RE5 as a good indicator of the series, either. A lot of the pacing and atmosphere is completely lost in an effort to cater to Western audiences.

Your reasons are reasonable. But I hate ladders and, honestly, never noticed Morrowind didn't have them in a usable fashion until you said something. XD

But they are glitchy. Awful glitchy. I once watched a NPC float into the ceiling. Weird.

Battles between perky chorus pianos and Gothic organs?

Chozon1 wrote:Your reasons are reasonable. But I hate ladders and, honestly, never noticed Morrowind didn't have them in a usable fashion until you said something. XD

But they are glitchy. Awful glitchy. I once watched a NPC float into the ceiling. Weird.

Battles between perky chorus pianos and Gothic organs?

Ummm... dark and ominous, versus catchy and ingratiating.

I dunno. XD

By what freaky power did you reach into my spleen and pull out the exact feeling I was going for? O_o

Srsly: O_o

And also...did you wash your hand?