PixlBit

I'm the type that just wants to play a game where i am always making forward progress. Right now, I'm stuck on a story mission involving getting orcs drunk and am annoyed by how linear and yet difficult it is to sneak past them.

So to kill time and level up, I go after warchiefs around my level. When i lose and the army becomes stronger, I'm not sure where to go next without messing it up and making things harder for myself and i just want to play the damn game, but nothing I'm leveled for is interesting to me and I hate grinding. The Arkham combat is old to me at this point and the game is feeling like a grind.

How were old tomb raiders different from the two new reboots? I never played them. 

I never played Skyward Sword, but i wonder if it'll be the next Majora's Mask, going from redheaded stepchild to critical darling.

As for TP, i had the GameCube version and i still need a new controller to replay it. The joystick on mine won't point up!

How many games do you own total? 

 Looks like someone has MONDAY FEVER

It was honestly handled pretty well, given the circumstances. I stand by calling Double Toasted amazing though. "Those guys are deer-fuckingly hilarious." - Louis C.K.

I am playing through the first one, but I'm not too big a fan of it, to be honest. I actually don't like the Nemesis system (!) 

I want to read Grant Morrison's A Serious House on Serious Earth. 

Oh, I completely understand practical being  better than CG. 

Interesting read. When they were talking about cars in the beginning, it started reminding me of James Hunt (F1 driver), but the not wanting fame thing definitely puts a damper on that comparison. 

I understand where he's coming from not wanting the attention of a no. 1, but the intentional tanking of matches is a curious thing to do. 

He seems like he was an honest and decent guy off the court. 

They also have a philosophy of Halo video if you're so inclined.

I've seen Wrath of Kahn and a bit of the original series and I liked both. The series itself is definitely more about philosophy (and I know the first movie is supposed to be as well, "What does God want with a spaceship?" etc.) which would have bored me to tears growing up, but is interesting now.