I wish I had time to play my original Xbox. It's been in the closet for a long time now. I heard mention of Arx Fatalis again today, by the makers of Dishonored, and I want to play that.
I think both are cool, but neither would be day-one purchases. I'm going to rent both of them.
If I lived in a house, I would totally carry it around with me. Maybe play it on the porch.
This was was so faithful to the 60s show. It even outdid it in many ways. I hear there's going to be another one soon, too.
I feel your pain with Xcom 2. I got really frustrated with not being able to keep my custom created players from dying only a few missions in. I couldn't level any of them very far. Great game though. I totally want to play it again when I have time.
They say they are considered the cutest creatures in all Skylands. They should've put one in the TV show then.
I should try and finish Halo Spartan Asssault again. I just got stuck on this one mission late in the game.
Dragons are kind of naturally demonic. How much worse can they get? I remember a dragon zombie from the game Wizardry. That looked like what I would want a dragon demon to look like.
I went here and read the one on economics. Interesting. I actually need to relearn some math for school, and so I used a formula for triangles to help me figure out distances in Minecraft. Also, I'm always calculating the amount of resources needed to craft this or that thing in the game. I'm always trying to figure out the fastest way to do something. The game can get long and tedious like a real life farm.
No but I now have two copies of the game, one real the other virtual, so I should get to it.
You can enchant items in Minecraft with the enchantment table. It treats your gear with all sorts of boosts that make the game easier. I am determined to build that thing as fast as is possible.
I'm working part time at the moment and will maybe switch to another part time job soon. I can't do FT and FT school like some crazy people do. That would probably break me. I'm lucky I have a mom who is supportive of this experiment.
