The Blackangel

I would say any Zelda game. They are all just absolutely gorgeous. After that, my choice would be FF8. HONORABLE MENTIONS--- The Legend Of The Mystical Ninja Hexen Conker's Bad Fur Day Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Tell Me Why God Of War series Life Is Strange series RDR2

Trust me, PS3 is not in any way "old school" or "classic". It's way too new.

I have a Sega Genesis, and have enjoyed playing it a lot. I have some good games. I enjoy the hell out of it. I also have both of the gen1 and gen2 Sega models. I'll post a stock image of both of them after I post my games list. Beavis & Butthead Clue Galahad Ghouls 'N Ghosts Jurassic Park Pinocchio Pitfall The Mayan Adventure Risky Woods Shining In The Darkness Sonic 1,2 Sonic & Knuckles Street Fighter 2 Special Champion Edition Sub-Terrania Tinhead Toy Story

Broke 6000 posts.

It's the exact same thing in every episode with no actual plot to speak of. They fight zombies, move to the next camp. They fight zombies, move to the next camp. I've seen the first 5 seasons, and that's all the fuck they did. If I wanted to watch that, I would join the scouts at Halloween and go trick or treating. If you want to know how the show goes, pick any random episode, watch it, and you have seen the entire series from the pilot to the finale. Which includes episodes that haven't even been filmed yet.

Excluding Cobra Kai, I have seen all of them. I agree that the original trilogy can't be beat, but the one with Jackie Chan was good. I liked it a lot, and even have the DVD somewhere around here.

I've never even heard of it. What all is involved?

I'll tell you tomorrow.

Comfort comes first. I like to be a bit stylish, but it's my style. I've never been the biggest fan of dresses, so I only have a couple. I do like skirts though. But not full length. Denim mini's are what I like. I like croptops and spaghetti straps. I also have a couple big oversize 5x t-shirts that I love to wear around the house. If it's not comfortable, then you're going to be fighting it all day. The clothes are completely pointless.

Dog. No hesitation. I'll petsit almost any animal you have. But I'm not taking care of your damn kid. I was going to say any animal you have, but then the sight of a boa eating one of my dogs came into my head. That's why I added the word "almost" into the thought.

I can't imagine being separated from my babies. Especially my pitbull. She would have to go with me. There's no way I could leave her behind. It's either both of us, or none of us. The pit is a rescue, and it was blatantly obvious that for both of us it was love at first sight.

I've honestly been told to tone down the honesty. I'm brutally honest, and don't care about a persons feelings. I've caused a lot of bruised egos. If I lie, then I either have one hell of a damn good reason to, or I'm goofing and just talking a lot of rambling shit that is meant to be known isn't true, and is all for laughs.

If it leads to knowledge, I would take the new venture. If I was already in a field that dealt with something I loved (like astronomy) then I would stay where I already was. I know I mention the pursuit knowledge all the time on these forums. I do that simply to illustrate how important knowledge is, not only to me, but should be to everyone. I'm a slow learner, but that doesn't mean I should stop trying to educate myself in as many areas as possible.

I've never been the biggest fan of wine, but I love a good cup of black coffee. So fuck the wine, give me the rocket fuel. Meaning if my coffee isn't strong enough to fuel a rocket to Saturn and back 10 times in 5 minutes, then is ain't god damn strong enough. Keep brewing or rebrew, whatever it takes, and don't screw it up again! I'm not here for hot water, I'm here for hot rocket fuel coffee.

All things considered, hypothetically and what I'm currently having to deal with, I would take the 5 years option.

I'm not joking. I wish I was. But that's the good thing about NES games. The difficulty and uniqueness of the games can make them a multiple decades long challenge. I may be dead for 100 years and reincarnated as a squirrel before I beat the dirty bastard. But I will at some point.

You're absolutely right. I have no interest in playing a character that is confined to a wheelchair. Games need to be an escape. Can anyone imagine if you had to play as a character in TLOU who was in a wheelchair? Or how about Skyrim? I'm willing to bet that both of those games would have flopped instantly. I'm a Family Guy fan. I love the show. But I still don't want to play as Joe Swanson. If he's the only character available to me, then I'll flat out pass. Even those of you who are able-bodied would probably find it at the very best, boring as hell to play someone who wasn't able-bodied. I get enough time in a wheelchair IRL. I don't need it when I let my world vanish when I'm playing a game. Another thing, is that unless the ones that create the game in every last aspect, they could never get any part of it right. They won't be able to script a character that is miserable because they can't walk. They won't be able to show the right kind of anguish on the characters face, or the despair that makes so many commit suicide. I know. I've tried. They don't know what it's like to feel like a complete burden simply because of the chair. And to put all that into a game, simply to have a character in a wheelchair, is not only pointless, but insulting as well.

That was supposed to say "Having more than 20 piercings in your ears alone is great, but some of them stay sore forever." I really need to start proofreading my posts a lot closer than I already do. I know that last sentence had to have been confusing as hell.

That's not what I was getting at, at all. The part of a snake that holds the venom is a direct pocket (shown in the pic below) that is connected to the fangs. It's how they deliver the venom. It's not in any part of the meat. Snakes also can't die from their own venom. Their bodies naturally produce a unique antivenom that keeps from their own hurting them. Another snake of the same species, can kill them with its venom. But if a copperhead bites itself and injects venom into itself the venom will have no effect. While drinking venom is virtually harmless in tiny doses, as stomach acid completely neutralizes it, no sane person would attempt it. Poison can be effective by more ways than ingestion. Poison is a toxin that gets into the body via swallowing, inhaling or absorption through the skin. Venom is a specialized type of poison that has evolved for a specific purpose. It is actively injected via a bite or sting. It's why a lot of people can be killed by one sting from a honeybee. It's not the piercing of skin that hurts, as their stinger is to small to even feel. It's the venom they inject that hurts. But either way, poison or venom, if you don't know what you're doing, I recommend a lot of learning (years upon years worth) before you ever try any of this. Ignorance is one of the deadliest things in the world.

RDR2. The glitches and fuckups in it will do one of two things to you. They will either make you laugh your ass off, or give you an aneurysm. Possibly even both at the same time.

Being that I'm a classic gamer, and with the exception of RDR2, I more or less never play anything newer than N64. NES, SNES, and N64 are about all I play. So being that I don't play new games, I guess I'm a gaming impostor.

Considering that I have been trying for more than 30 years to beat this damn game I have to say Legacy Of The Wizard. It's a great game, but enough to make you want to put a gun barrel in your mouth.