The Blackangel

No you are not. I've seen the movies, but have no clue what the game is even about.

I think most everyone hated AOE 3. It was god awful.

The closest I ever came is the game ending a task if you cheat. For example if you try to warp while doing the trading game to get the Big Goron sword in Zelda OoT. But it didn’t just straight up end the game.

From where I’m sitting, if it was Sonic 1-3, I highly doubt you’re going to be able to remember which one it was. I could never distinguish any form of difference or unique feature between the 3. They were all 99% identical. The only one that was different was Sonic & Knuckles.

By far, nothing compares to the NES. But Atari and Colecovision are a solid second place.

C’est la vie.

Welcome to the forum. Most everyone is pretty friendly. If you had to pick one to call unfriendly it would be me. I’m pretty bitchy most of the time, and have been a bitch to almost everyone here at least once. So when it happens with you, you should probably just take it with a grain of salt. I’ve read your posts thus far, and you seem pretty cool. Also I’m curious about something. What is your native tongue?

If we’re talking about the same game, there is a remastered version of Bully. It’s on Xbox One. I’ve seen it at Walmart every time I’ve gone there for over a year. I’m not particularly an Xbox fan, or I would have picked it up by now. On another note, the first time I played it was on PS2.

We'll be extinct before that happens. Terrorist groups, and countries having their "bigger dick" fights are going to kill us all. Not to mention every other breathing creature on the planet.

I would have to say Worlds Of Fun. It's not huge, nor is it overcrowded. They have good rides, and good games. I'm personally not a fan of most roller coasters. My heart can't handle the slow ascent due to my fear of heights. But there are lots of others that I truly enjoy, like the river raft, the boomerang, the detonator, and a few others. I've never been a huge fan of thrill rides as it is anyway. My favorite of all time was always the scrambler at local fairs. But I can't even ride it anymore due to my MD. At the state fair all I can do is look at shops and get something to eat.

Zelda Links Awakening on Switch.

I have one simulator game that I've been playing. It's Thief Simulator. A bit odd, but a lot of fun. It would only appeal to a select few in a small demographic. So I doubt it will be very popular. It was, if I remember right, the game that was selling for 1 penny. If it wasn't that one then I think it was the one that I bought for either 19 cents or 49 cents. I honestly don't remember. But I do know for a fact that it was less than 50 cents. At least when I bought it, it was.

Something that can be fun as far as speedruns go would be if you had 2 full setups side by side, and you and a friend were racing each other to get to a certain point. Like if you were both playing Zelda OoT and starting from the beginning of the game when Navi was initially sent to Link, and then race each other to the point where Link pulls out the Master Sword. No game guides, no cheat codes (if any exist), and no rules regarding side stops like skulltulas or catching all the chickens in Kakariko village to get the bottle. That would actually be fun.

Does taping a game to a tree and shooting it with a 12 gauge shotgun after it pisses you off too many times count?

How so? No one is wanting to shut down. Businesses have been folding all over the country, and that includes both small local shops, and major corporations. Since they didn't want to shut down, motivation doesn't mean shit. I'm motivated to go for a run, but since I'm stuck in a wheelchair for the rest of my life, that's not going to happen. Motivation means nothing.

That first line is the hardest for me. From there the story flows organically, and writes itself for me. I know when to take a break, I know when a chapter ends, and I know when the story has ended. But the thing to remember, is that you can't force it. You have to let it come to you about when to start writing the story. If you try to force it, then typically the story will not be any good. That has been my experience anyway.

Castlevania SOTN

I write as well. It's more of a hobby than anything. At the moment I've finished 2 full length novels, 3 short stories, 2 songs, and a shitload of unconventional poetry. At the moment I don't have any real aspirations of getting published, but maybe one day I'll look into it. I have them uploaded to a website, but I rarely give out the link.

The Way. It's difficult to figure out what the hell you're doing in the beginning, but it becomes a bit clearer as you move through the FIRST FRICKIN' LEVEL. You're in for a hell of a ride with this one.

I'm disabled as well, and in a wheelchair. But some of these simulators are just going too far. I got to experience a lot of things before I was stuck like this. I had a lot of different kinds of jobs, grew up on a small stock farm, was a bull rider as a teen, and a lot of other things. Now, however, there's not a lot I can do that I enjoy. So I guess I got a lot of it out of me that simulators would cover. But I still think they're going too far when there's one called Job Simulator.

@DC can you make this topic sticky? I was looking for it the other day, and for some reason I couldn't find it.

Switch--- The Childs Sight (DDL) Skyrim Thief Simulator (DDL) Blasphemous (DDL) Revenge Of The Bird King (DDL) Aldred Knight(DDL)

Off the top of my head, I would have to say when a bite bug farted on me in FF8.

I played SimFarm on Win95, but was never gung-ho about it. Unless things like Roller Coaster Tycoon count as sim games, I never played any other sim games. It doesn't have the appeal to me that it needs to keep my attention. More power to those that enjoy it, but in all seriousness, with the Job Simulator I have only one thing to say: WHAT THE HOLY FUCK????

A large number of the games I play were unique titles that never got any kind of sequels. So I can't comment on those games. But the ones that do have sequels never bumped out the previous entries in the list. I still play Zelda 2, FF1 (NES) and FF2/3/4 (SNES), and even though I've seen a lot of people say they're all the same thing, I still play all of the God Of War games. My favorite is Chains Of Olympus. Just because it's old, or there's a new entry in the series, isn't a valid reason to quit playing a game that you enjoy.