Buy a new car and wardrobe and stuff. Save the rest for my future.

enougth

You don't have DB Xenoverse? Missing out man.

I was thinking about getting it but it's been so long since I enjoyed a 3D DBZ game... Budokai Tenkaichi 2 was the last one, I think.

Xenoverse is good?

tfw born in 2000 so I have a small number.

2000 is the best year to be born in as a girl tho

About three things I was absolutely positive. First, Edward was a vampire. Second, there was a part of him-and I didn’t know how potent that part might be-that thirsted for my blood. And third, I was unconditionally and irrevocably in love with him.

Nice. I'll be sure to do that first thing tomorrow.

Actually I might go back and play later tonight.

Could be worse.

Landing at Forest Haven

Before I begin, there's something I forgot to mention yesterday: the fact that King of the Red Lions just gives you a Wind Waker out of the blue is a little odd. In OoT, after a dramatic escape scene from Ganon, you have to look around in the water for the Ocarina of Time. It doesn't feel nearly as far-fetched as "It's dangerous to go alone. Take this wand with you." Just a little nit-pick.

Anyways...

So I resumed my play session from where I left off: Dragon Roost Cavern's entrance. Ever since, I don't know, Lethal Lava Land, I can't seem to get too excited for volcano-based levels. But I tried to keep an open mind.

The dungeon is easy enough for the most part. I had no trouble whatsoever, except for at a few parts.
1: That part where you an enemy pops out of a jar and you have to take his sword at smash in the other two barriers.
2: I couldn't figure out how to get to that lower ledge that leads you to the Big Key.
3: I had trouble getting back from the area where the Big Key is kept. I didn't know you could climb the hookshot if you slowed it down. Oh well. Everything else was a breeze.

The boss was nothing to write home about. I don't even remember its name. I don't think I took a single hit. Gohma from OoT was a much better first boss, IMO.

After you defeat it, you get a decent wrap up to the Rito Prince story. They all say something about talking to the God of the wind, but I already did that. I played the song and changed the wind direction south so I could get to my next destination. Yesterday I said I didn't mind the sailing, but I can definitely see how it may get boring. I didn't even move my left analog stick at all the entire time. There was this weird moment where I thought something was going to jump out at me though, because suddenly the music just stopped and the weather worsened, but that's the only thing worth noting about the trip. The fish guy mentions something interesting about hidden caves and stuff on each island, but I didn't check anything out yet. I'll leave that for a bit later. Also, everyone keeps mentioning "bait" like I'm supposed to know what that is and where to get it.

Anyways, after 5 minutes of sailing or so, I land on the Forest Haven isle and save my game. Like yesterday, I'm not really "hooked" -- but I did find myself enjoy the much more platform-y sections of the last dungeon (when you actually go outside of the dungeon to the cliffs, there are stairs that fall when you walk on them, a bird's nest with a hidden key underneath, a few hookshot targets... it's cool, and I noticed myself enjoying them more than the other parts.) Dragon Roost Cavern is nothing really special, but it's not bad either. Maybe it's just my predisposition against lava levels, I don't know. But this next portion looks promising.

how do you and tblocks tolerate each other

tblocks is hardly your typical hockey player. he's actually somewhat interested in intellectual stimulation... most aren't.

that being said our friendship is based almost entirely on the fact that we've known each other for, like, 10 years.

Exter*

I thought you'd be more into it...

Why?

Quote from: Eli on February 17, 2016, 09:50:31 PM

Does the process of harvesting planets produce suffering for those being harvested?

What are the finer details of a harvesting?

Galactus gets the munchies and sends a herald to warn a planet of his approach. Sometimes they can mobilize and evacuate. Usually they can't. Everybody living on the planet dies while he destroys the planet in question, but they're pretty much just a footnote to him. He does this to prevents an even worse entity from escaping his prison and using the universe as a condom.

Except Galactus can fucking create planets with life on them so he shouldn't even need heralds. Why would you demand your kids bring you food when you have a fridge right next to you?

yeah but like

what's the exact process of being devoured, as a sentient life form

like, is it painful?

cute

yeah but it's usually a lot more active at this time

definitely slash

though beating up little girls is probably not an accomplishment