I haven't hit level 99 in many games.
One that stick in my head is Star Ocean: Second Story and that is because I couldn't beat the final 7 bosses even at that level. Mainly because I suck at action RPGs and my healer couldn't heal my party fast enough before she got killed.
I tried to clear out one of the many Beelzbub octopus demons that were sent to my village last night. I figured at level 23 that wouldn't be a problem but he hit me with Acid Breath and almost party wiped me.
Tiz was the only one left alive so I ran and managed to get away. My monk hasn't reached the bare fists better than weapons. I just arrived at Florem.
I like being able to change the encounter rate. if I tire of fighting I can turn it off and just run around collecting chests for a while. I usually set it up by 50% in regular play and once I've beaten a boss I drop it to 0 so I can wander.
Great game. I't making it hard to go back to the two games I was playing before last Friday.
Glad you survived the blowout. Good thing it was a rear tire. Easier to keep control while you are stopping than a front tire.
I find it laughable that these people view themselves as "real gamers" because they own a PS3 or a 360. They view their ownership of said systems as a sign of their manhood. The Wii and Nintendo in general are seen as an afront to their masculinity.
I've always said that gamers play games not favourites. I'd also be willing to bet that there are more kiddies with 360's and PS3's than there are with Wii's
I still have mine hooked up along side the other two and have around 50 games for it.
I'd play it a lot more but the drive has become really noisy.
I actually had fun with the Munch episode. Yes it wasn't like the original 2 but I enjoyed playing it. I bought the HD version on PSN and played it again last year. FF XIII well, that's a different story.
I've tried multiple times to play it but never got very far before becoming bored and tired. Aside from the linear nature of the game, the fact that they stopped you from gaining experience and skills at a certain point in each chapter. That was annoying as hell.
Employers place too much emphasis on certification. certification does not equal expertise/experience. It's the internal fire and the can-do attitude that makes a great employee.
I'm not sure why companies don't see that. Hard skills are trainable, soft skills you either have or you don't.
That's one badass cat.
I know what you mean. in 2000 I quit a job as a Senior IT consultant for a large Canadian Bank because I thought I could do better. It didn't work out too well.
I just keep on keepin' on though. I won't give up and neither should you.
Bravely Default. It's the best Final Fantasy (That isn't called Final Fantasy) game in a long time.
I'm also playing Etrian Odyssey IV and recently finished SMT IV
LOL, yes you are on my list Cary. If you are playing at the same time we can summon each other. I think we can help with restoration too.
I love my PSP too. :)
