So… what are you playing? I’m currently stuck in a mission in Deus Ex: Human Revolution because I am married to the idea of non-lethal force and there are a *LOT* of guards in this particular compound.
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I’m looking forward to Hard Reset that releases Tuesday. Some reviews made me back off of dropping $50 on Space Marine.
Edelweiss. Anyone here played Fate/Stay Night?
Halfway through chapter 4 (out of 5) of Tales of Monkey Island. It’s OK — they capture the humor and zaniness pretty well (though there are some dry patches), but the puzzles are generally pretty easy and not at all groundbreaking. If you’re a fan, I’d say it’s worth the $20 for the bundle, as long as your expectations aren’t too high. It’s also a good intro for kids or newbies — because of the episodic delivery, the environments are small, and there are ample hints available if you want them (sometimes even when you don’t).
I’m currently stuck in a mission in Deus Ex: Human Revolution because I am married to the idea of non-lethal force…
Huh. I had always assumed that this “Maribou” was an actual person rather than a philosophical abstraction. How’s this been working out for you? I’ve been reevaluating my relationship with the law of unintended consequences recently, but if you guys can make it work, maybe we can, too.
I’m allowed to stray from monogamy, but only with philosophical abstractions.
I also have to come home at the end of the day.
Now that I’m so busy with school, I don’t mind if you have the occasional sleepover with philosophical abstractions, honey.
*is a reasonable person*
Don’t say I never did anything for you, Jay.
Eh. I’m too set in my ways at this point.
You have to actually *ENGAGE* with philosophical abstractions.
I don’t have the surplus currency to throw it around like I did in my 20’s.
Cthulhu Saves the World and, of course, TF2.
I’m looking forward to Hard Reset that releases Tuesday. Some reviews made me back off of dropping $50 on Space Marine.
Edelweiss. Anyone here played Fate/Stay Night?
Halfway through chapter 4 (out of 5) of Tales of Monkey Island. It’s OK — they capture the humor and zaniness pretty well (though there are some dry patches), but the puzzles are generally pretty easy and not at all groundbreaking. If you’re a fan, I’d say it’s worth the $20 for the bundle, as long as your expectations aren’t too high. It’s also a good intro for kids or newbies — because of the episodic delivery, the environments are small, and there are ample hints available if you want them (sometimes even when you don’t).
I’m currently stuck in a mission in Deus Ex: Human Revolution because I am married to the idea of non-lethal force…
Huh. I had always assumed that this “Maribou” was an actual person rather than a philosophical abstraction. How’s this been working out for you? I’ve been reevaluating my relationship with the law of unintended consequences recently, but if you guys can make it work, maybe we can, too.
I’m allowed to stray from monogamy, but only with philosophical abstractions.
I also have to come home at the end of the day.
Now that I’m so busy with school, I don’t mind if you have the occasional sleepover with philosophical abstractions, honey.
*is a reasonable person*
Don’t say I never did anything for you, Jay.
Eh. I’m too set in my ways at this point.
You have to actually *ENGAGE* with philosophical abstractions.
I don’t have the surplus currency to throw it around like I did in my 20’s.