To heck with MP costs. I'm letting it rip as much as possible. I'm so tired of "cost" in video games.
I was really lazy in my first hour with the game. If I didn't see it, I assumed it didn't exist. Then I found the tactics settings. I put the whole thing on autopilot. Ha. I'll get into it though. It's just taking me a while right now.
I liked the look of it too. The slow pace wouldn't have been so bad if I could figure out what exactly was going on. I still have a ton of questions that will probably never get answered.
"writing team from Lego Batman" has me interested.
Oh yea, I forgot about that strategy in rpgs. I generally avoid it because it reminds me I'm in a game. ha ha. I want to fool myself it's real life.
I'll do that, and then talk to someone else just 'cause I'm interested. The old, talk to everyone three times, strategy is just too taxing for me right now.
I was very tempted to play DQXI today, but I played Minecraft with Mark again instead. If Mark had DQXI, we would've played it in tandem. I'm just not into single player gaming right now. Great job on the game though. That's a lot of work. I don't think I've topped 200 hours in any game ever.
I saw a remaster of Tales of Vesperia coming in January the other day.
Funny, I was just looking at places in Maine the other day trying to remember which island I visited for my friend Cory's wedding probably ten years ago now. It was sort of near Freeport.
Meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. Over and over. ha ha.
I've never heard of it either. It was a prototype. I wish the character was a little bit smaller. It also moves in a jerky way sometimes probably because of the modern analog stick. In some directions it moves quicker than you expect. It's good though.
That's what I was thinking too, like Monster Hunter.
Athena beats up monsters and giant trees. You better hope you don't get in an argument with her.
