Psychotic Ninja

So, I was at a partty of sorts, with my crush (we were dating in the dream) and my family. It was a multi day event, at a house, that we were staying at. Another family was going to come over the next day. Now during the event, my room was in the basement. Me and my girlfriend agreed to sleep together (non sexually). So when everyone else was asleep she joined me downstairs. And had a good time sleeping. The next day, the other guests showed up. Through out the day I was trying to subtlety ask her if she was willing to sleep together again but I wasn't getting an answer. That night I was in the basement, with the other guests hanging out with me. Without warning, my girlfriend joined us, already in her pajamas. Likd the night before, she waited until everyone else was sleeping before she took me by hand, and went to bed with me.

Bad news: you're the only one who's not graduating. Good news: You got your dream job

Your and Jeb's stories match almost perfectly.

Bad news: You actually murdered them, but only told people (s)he fell down the stairs. The cops find out and you're in jail for life, without parole. Good news: The plastic surgery was a success

The bad news is they'rs killing all the homeless Good news everyone! Valve just announced Half-Life 3!

Oh how I love that sometimes my tablet displays images, and sometimes it doesn't. It's like "go ahead, flip that coin".

GTA:SA The driving school can go suck a dick.

And Square stepped up their game with FF8. Also, Helio, without any first time experment, we wouldn't be here. Lastly graphics don't and shouldn't hold a game back. Yes the graphics haven't aged well, but over all, the game has.

Experimenting, wanna evolve, first time doing it.

And I'd go with what Ross says near the end of Contraption Zack.

Not enough...

Goldeneye 007 Just the controls. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater So many things taken for granted that the later installments (like the second one) give us. For example: No manuals. That's just crazy talk. On a side note, I read a couple of articles on games that didn't age well. (Both were clickbaity, but one more so than the other, and it didn't help that the article stated 10 games that didn't age well, but only listed 5 that did, and 5 that didn't.) Interestingly enough both were very similar, had similar reasons, and both even listed Final Fantasy 7. And their reasoning: Graphics don't hold up. That's it. Graphics.

GTA: SA San Fierro seems smaller than I remember. On a side note, I was able to beat Wrong Side of the Tracks relatively quickly. Like early on in the first tunnel.

Reading on Hurricane Matthew reminded me of a Minecraft story (it's a short one, so don't go grab popcorn, expecting a 10 page Epic). So, back in 2012, me and a few friends were playing Minecraft in a Hunger Games server. It even had voice chat, which was cool. (Kinda sad that we took what's supposed to be a dramatic, horrific, fictional event and went "You know what would be cool? If we turned that into a custom game mode.") We were still relatively new to the Hunger Games Minecraft edition, so one of us getting to the finals was a big deal, and winning was an even bigger deal. Anywho, the admin/host of the server happened to be on one of the days. At first, everything was normal, and I didn't even know he was admin. He did inform us it was raining, hard where he was, and that there was a chance the power could go out. Now he was talking to someone else about hurricane sandy. Now at first I thought they were just talking about it nonchalantly. All of a sudden the host was telling us that the server was shutting down because it was getting too dangerous with Hurricane Sandy. It was interesting hearing the tone of voice shift from "oh it's raining, hard" to "Oh shit!"

And I draw the line with implications. Otherwise you might as well censor the fact that you're censoring implications because you're implying something happens in something. But by doing that you might as well censor that too. Where you draw the line is up to you. If you're really that upset, then get after me for implying something really sad happens in Digimon Adventure Tri in my posts under the "Post what you're doing" thread. Oh and you might as well get after me here for implying that I was implying something happens in Digimon Adventure Tri.

If you want to censor implications, then do it on your own terms. Don't try and force them down my throat. Let me choose what to add spoiler tags to, and what to leave alone.

If spoiling isn't so bad then implying shouldn't be either.

SEEING AS BEING VAGUE TO AVOID SPOILERS IS JUST AS BAD AS SPOILING I DECIDED TO GO FUCK IT. I REMOVED THE VAGUENESS AND REPLACED IT WITH THE SPOILER. HOWEVER WE STILL CAN'T HAVE SPOILERS OUT IN THE OPEN SO SPOILER TAG IS PLACED WHERE IT'S NEEDED The thing is, at least for me, there's less of an impact if you already know the twist, or whatever, going in. I don't care how well known Aeris's in FF7 is, I still avoid spoiling it, unless I know for a fact the person I'm talking to about the subject matter, like to my non gamer friends, has zero interest in playing the game, or whatever the case may be.

Oooh! Oooh! Me next! Do me! Draw me a psychotic ninja.

The thing is, as gamers, we're entitled spoiled brats. In 5-10 years the majority are going to bitch and complain when a game isn't in native 4K (60FPS). Hell there's some who do that now. As someone who had a brick of a computer for most of his life, I'm fine with 360-480p 15-30FPS. Sure it's nice to go 1080p 60FPS, but it's not needed. Now I understand for Speedrunners sometimes you're going to need to make frame perfect jumps, and the better your framerate, the easier those will be. That I can understand.