Sounds like my situation. I'm still living with my ex-girlfriend. I haven't figured out my career goals enough to move and neither has she. I'm also on a health kick. The exercise regimen I keep wanting to do never works out, but I've done well controlling my diet. Something keeps me going though. I guess it's the reading and writing. It's what I do during the work week. Anyway, good luck.
What? I don't see any snow? Oh yeah. Nice one.
I thought that would be the thing to do, but for some reason, when faced with a person shooting lighting at me, I only thought of blasting their face off with my shootgun. I also totally missed that bar. I know where it is now from the walkthrough, but I don't remember seeing it. I must've been shooting some flying bat-thing.
I'll check that. For some reason, I didn't think to look.
I just gotta find more health in that mansion. Then I'll be golden.
I cancelled my Netflix earlier this year. I never have time for it after gaming, but I do watch stuff on youtube. Sometimes documentaries or old movies related to what I'm reading.
I want Killzone Shadowfall!!!
Dammit! I want to see those sharks! I'm going to try that game again.
What threw me was not realizing the importance of the word "silence" in the hint for the piano puzzle. Also, I got that item that effects the ending, but then never used it, because I never knew what it was for. Even the walkthrough I used didn't mention what to do with it. I'm still unsure how to get the Good ending.
Believe me, I've heard about that game. Some people just love that kind of challenge. I think it's the repetition of moves that gets to me. I just can't stand that for too long.
Hope you didn't see the blood on the keys. You would've never played the piano again.
The tension is building for me in Silent Hill. That music and gloomy atmosphere work on you after a while.
I was thinking today about games that scare me. Games like Condemned don't because I can always fight. Games that get to me are ones that go for that psychological influence, either through the music, the atmosphere, or by bombarding you with hysterical characters like in Bioshock. I can't stay in those game worlds for too long or my nerves get rattled.
But who could forget Twitch Playing Pokemon, and the Luigi Death Stare.
I was just looking at the list of games on that Las Vegas game awards show. There were a lot of memorable stuff, just very little I actually got to on those lists.
