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Ah cool. It'll be interesting to see how it's different from playing with a mouse. 

I have Bloodborne, but never played past the first part where I got stuck. 

Since Halloween is coming, I might try to rectify that, but I'll probably play some RE title (never played the series outside of a few minutes of RE4) instead if I get stuck again. 

I'm sorry your bomb crew crashed, mostly cause i think you said i was on it, but you'll come back and give em hell. 

I was largely able to get most of my more impressive looking experience from being a student worker and was hired as a prof because my own profs liked me, so I can't say college was a total waste for me, but I should have spent way more time working on my portfolio and less on my GPA if I don't get that doctorate. 

But the guy teaching us mandatory re-employment training said he'd seen someone with just a certification get an 80,000 year project management gig while he has a 4 year degree in that and works in the Workforce commission office for 40,000

Good to hear, but the veteran who spoke to us at mandatory re-employment training said not to expect a job waiting for you once out of military ... 

But he also said someone got an $80,000 project management gig from certifications, so I do plan to utilize this free schooling I apparently get. 

Thanks.

I'm playing the HD version on PS4.

I'm not really into Kratos as a character so far either, but it isn't bothering me too much. 

My brother did that once and I still remember my aunt being annoyed and using her regular stuff behind his back. Apparently though, they give you free certification trainings if you're unemployed, so I'm hoping for one of those sweet project management gigs that pay $80,000 a year our re-employment instructor mentioned getting someone. Said he has a degree in that stuff, but she got hired with just the cert!

And yeah, Stephen Colbert saying to Frasier (forget his real name) that he didn't want the Colbert Report gig, but took it from his agent cause he "just needed a job" has been on my mind a lot. It's interesting where stuff goes ...

It's surprisingly compact for a sandbox game. New York feels HUGE if you're exporing on ground level, but Spidey can swing through it pretty quickly. 

It is very Ubisoft checklist in many regards, but I had enough fun exploring I didn't mind. 

I'm getting a bit more into the game as it goes along and I power up, and I've been enjoying the landscapes and scenery enough to push through, although the mountain was admittedly kinda bleh. 

I have nothing to add except that going from jump button to no jump button is always jarring. Going from Spider-Man, where movement is very fluid, to God of War, where there is no jump button and your character is a bit heavy, messes with my mind a bit for the first few minutes.