The Blackangel

RDR2 goes almost entirely on the will of the gamer. You choose whether or not to participate in virtually everything, the only exceptions being events that are crucial to game advancement. But everything else, down to whether or not to kill a random that you just cross paths with and would never see again either way is entirely up to you. You deal with the results of either path entirely on your own. Personally, I kill anyone who gets an attitude with me.

My thoughts exactly. Aside from the friend part.

The game I absolutely hate the most is Tetris. Literally nothing happens or changes except the speed of which the god damn blocks fall as you go up through the "levels". There is no point or purpose in the game. You're not working towards any kind of goal, because there is no goal. You're just doing the same fucking thing over and over and over. No changes of any kind except block fall speed. I want to kill the asshole that even thought up the monstrosity. I won't even allow that disease in my house. There are no copies here, nor will there ever be. The closest thing in this house is Dr. Mario. There will never be a copy of that vomit inducing disease infested piece of shit on my property.

My phone was just being a dick. It happens from time to time. AT&T sucks.

I don't think Xbox is going anywhere any time soon. But PlayStation will always be out front between the two. The only thing I can think of that I like about Xbox is that their controllers are somewhat comfortable.

It wouldn't surprise me at all if they did. Corporate greed is higher than ever, and they know gamers that are die hard PlayStation loyalists will pay whatever price they set for their new systems. We're talking millions of systems sold in the first week worldwide. Multiply that by say, $650 per system, that's looking at $650,000,000 to start. That's not pocket change.

Ok, I'm a dumbass. I should have known that immediately. I'm in the states and here we use the imperial system, not the metric system. We're one of only 3 countries on earth that still use that system. The other two are Myanmar and Liberia. When the hell we're gonna get with the program, I don't know. President Ford tried to switch us to metric in 1975, but it didn't work. Americans are basically assholes that don't welcome change.

Are they available on iPhone though? And what do they cost if they are? I'm having trouble with my phone at the moment and can't get the app store to open, or I could answer those questions myself. Also I can't find anything online telling me anything useful.

4:16 PM 5-25-20

22 degrees? Where are you, Antarctica? that's freezing! It's 81° here.

That's one of the main issues. Battle royale and online games are not my thing. I hate online gaming, and battle royale is just not something I enjoy.

Did you check out Goblin Sword?

I had heard of Stardew, but never knew what it was. Alto on the other hand, I had never heard of until now.

Spent the last few days farming items on FF8.

2 things - 1) I'm a girl. 2) I was one of the winners last month, so I'm not eligible this month. But thanks for the compliments.

I'll be checking you out. Your clip helped me already. I've been looking for horror games for Switch, and you posted 2 on there that I already have to get as soon as I get a few bucks together. You may have one of your first subscribers here.

The slingshot itself isn't powered by batteries. It's laser sighted. So I need the batteries to power the laser.

I'm almost to 2200 posts.

I'm picking up some batteries for my slingshot later on. Other than that, not much.

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11:58 AM 5-24-20

Goblin Sword (DDL) is the number one game I recommend. I guarantee you won't regret it. Some other good ones are: Aldred Knight (DDL) Tiny Barbarian DX Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince Warlocks 2: God Slayers (DDL) Titan Quest Collection Of Mana (Final Fantasy Adventure, Secret Of Mana, Trials Of Mana) Blasphemous (DDL) Also you always have the Zelda games. But this should be a good start.

@GUERILLA Ok I have a simple question. Do you have to triple space every single line you write? Tell me it's a glitch on whatever device you're using to post. It's really annoying having to scroll all day to read a paragraphs worth of a post.

I remember when I was a kid in the NES/SNES era, bugs weren't a thing. Granted the games were much simpler, but no one had to worry about it. Nowadays, with the expectations and advancements, bugs are more of a threat than real world death. How many gamers have gone on gaming binges only to drop dead at their computers/consoles? And when a bug hits in a major spot in a game, how many lose their shit and go nuts? If we as gamers would just back off the developers a bit, and give them more time, I think bugs would be a hell of a lot less common and a SIGNIFICANTLY smaller issue.

If I'm seeing it right, there doesn't appear to be any real challenge to the game. It looked like you could jump as many times as you wanted to avoid obstacles and flying objects. I love the graphics, and the idea behind the game, but it seems just too easy.