The Blackangel

Castlevania SOTN It's one that I'll never give up. I freaking love it. It's hands down one of the best Castlevania games ever made, if not THE best one.

I would have to say RDR2. Before I got into it, I was almost exclusively into fantasy style games. Zelda is a good example of what I'm referring to. I was also NEVER into western games as a whole. But after @Rain Dew introduced me to the game, my horizons vastly expanded. Now, unless it's a military based game, I look at about everything. I don't count anything out except military games.

I would have to say Zelda on Switch. Both Links Awakening and BOTW. I say Links Awakening because after playing it on Game Boy for so long, the changes and alterations were a lot less than I was expecting. With BOTW, everything about it. I refuse to play Zelda on Game Cube because it's nothing but a damn cartoon. Which unless the game is supposed to be a cartoon (Cuphead for example) then don't make it one. Which is unfortunately one feature of BOTW. Also the gameplay is bullshit. Weapons breaking after about 5 hits is one major turnoff as well for me. I have tried and tried to get into it, but after about 20 minutes I have to quit. It's like winning the lottery, but only getting a dollar a week.

I've never opened it. It's still sitting on my shelf, as sealed as the day it was made.

When I first read that, I was thinking it was something made from actual frogs. Like a crab cake but with frog meat instead. Frog legs are great, but I fail to see how frog cakes like I was thinking could really be done. Or if it would even be any good. Now for my question: Whats one band you absolutely despise?

I haven't done anything of that nature since boot camp. Nowadays, I couldn't do it whether or not I wanted to anyway. Muscular Dystrophy is a bitch.

Yes, I've gotten a few. I got socks one year from @Rain Dew's parents. There was another year that all I got was a pair of plain old jersey gloves. I was thinking it would be less of a slap in the face if they just got me nothing instead. Now, (for reasons I won't get into) I have no contact with them and they no longer even think about getting anything for me. I've always hated the xmas season anyway. It's too damn expensive. Also @Rain Dew and I enjoy spending money on each other, and I always overspend. I don't get much of anything every month, about $1k, so it's hard for me to pay bills and get her gifts. Sometimes all I can afford is a gift card to whatever store she wants. I know that's a really cheap of me to do, but she's really hard to buy for. Also I have always sucked at getting gifts for anyone.

I don't really have to go since I have no teeth. They were all pulled except for a couple on the top. I can't wear my dentures because they hurt like hell. Also trying to eat with them is impossible because I can't feel my food in my mouth.

Yes. With two abusive parents, I had no choice. I was hoping I would be found and placed with a foster family or something. But when I was found, I was sent right back to them. That was just one more in a lifetime of beatings.

It depends on how much I like that game, and when I last played it. If it's one of my top 5, I usually don't forget much, if anything at all. But if it's not, and I don't play it for an extended period, then I can forget a lot and really easily. For example, I haven't played A Boy And His Blob in a few decades. So I don't have a clue at this point as to what jellybeans do what. I don't know why it's been so long since I've played it. Possibly because I've been into playing other games.

Yes they are. Parents are the ones who buy the games for the kid up to a certain point. Once they're teenagers, they can buy the games themselves assuming they have a way of making their own money. Now there's some games that can't be legally sold to anyone under 18, but most game stores like GameStop don't exactly ask for an ID. After all, it ain't beer they're selling. They ring the game(s) up and send you on your way so they can help the next customer. But especially when the kids are younger, parents are entirely responsible for what their kids are playing. They need to buy age appropriate games, so the child doesn't pick up any bad habits. For example, I have no civil words for a parent that would let their 5 year old child play RDR2, or any GTA games. Also, kids of that age don't have the emotional maturity to understand the kind of game they're playing when it comes to adult themed games.

Yet what game?

Do you procrastinate on certain missions in your games? If so is it just because you want to keep the game at a certain point? Do you just not enjoy the mission? Or is there some element you just hate? I have a file in RDR2 that I plan on keeping in chapter 2. In order to do that, I'm leaving Micah's worthless ass in the Strawberry jail. Not only will I not have to deal with any of his bullshit, but everyone else will be happier too. After all, the only one that likes him is dumbass Dutch. I have no intentions of ever letting him out. I'll work on getting things into my compendium and stranger missions. If I need money, I'll just go hunting for perfect hides, which is a gold mine. For lets say two dozen perfect hides you can get $300 or more from the butcher in towns. Or if you prefer, the trapper. So there's no intentions from me of getting to him and busting him out of jail.

As it sits currently, I've only played DMC4 on PS3, but I still think it's an awesome game. I want to get around to playing the rest of them (I do have them) so I can really see where the story begins and why things turned out the way they did.

I would have said PS5 in that regard. If I remember correctly, it plays all but 6 PS4 games currently. They're nothing special for the most part, but still the PS5 can't run them for some reason. Digital or physical. The games are as follows: Afro Samurai 2 Revenge of Kuma Volume One Just Deal With It! Robinson: The Journey We Sing Hitman Go: Definitive Edition Shadwen

What's a game you're passionate about? Like possibly your all time favorite. Say you know someone who has never really been into those kind of games, or gaming in general. But after hearing you talk about it, or watching you play, they develop an interest in the game. But they don't know how to play. Would you be willing, and patient enough, to teach them how to play the game in question? With me there are two games that immediately come to mind for this one. RDR2 and FF8. I know virtually everything about FF8 and can show you how to make your characters virtually invincible. You all know how passionate I am about RDR2. I know a hell of a lot about the game, but not everything. With FF8, I don't know if I would have the patience for it. With RDR2, I would be more than happy to watch someone play it and guide them to easter eggs and tips for free shit. Let them play their way, but help them out with this, that, and the other. I talk about it all the time, and play it all the time. I'm confident to say now, that it has become my all time favorite game. Any chance I get to play it I take. Hell there's times I'll be jonesing for an RDR2 fix. It's my new crack.

Go to Walmart and yell out "Hey stupid!" and see how many people look up.

How tall are you?

I remember when I was a kid, I would always take the ink container part out of a marker and put it in things like my glue. The glue would then absorb the ink and be colored.

Yeah, that's exactly what you should do. Find an unexploded live bomb, then play with it. Don't call the police and get the bomb squad out there.

That's a tough one. There are three that come to mind, and I really don't know which one I would pick. 1) Johnny Depp 2) David Draiman 3) Roger Clark I've been an obsessive fan of Johnny Depp since I was a kid. It was Edward Scissorhands that introduced me to him. His acting abilities are unmatched. The only one who could rival him died almost 10 years ago. That was Robin Williams. I have virtually everything he has ever done, and watched them all. Multiple times. My favorite however, is by far The Libertine. I highly recommend everyone see it. If you hate drama though, you might not like it. But you should still see it anyway. Ever since The Sickness dropped, I've been a major fan of Disturbed. I'm at the point that all I need is the first note (sometimes the first two) and I can tell you what song it is, what album it's on, and what track number. With Roger Clark, it's mostly him being Arthur Morgan. @Rain Dew got me a shoutout from him on Cameo last year for xmas. He's an amazing man, and I absolutely love him. He also does a thing on there where you can buy a 10 minute chat and actually meet him. Over zoom or something. Obviously not in person unfortunately.

If you save two guys from being bitten by a snake and the guy from his own jaw trap, they will get you whatever item you want from the store they're sitting in front of. If I had to pick one, I would say the guy near Flatneck Station where Rev Swanson is. He sits outside the gunsmith in Valentine, and when he sees you, you can get a free gun. I always get the Springfield, as it's my go to gun. All that said, I have watched them die, and listened to them cry in pain. Despite enjoying that IRL, (remember, I'm a clinically diagnosed sociopath) I feel some guilt for not saving them. Also there's people who are minding their own business that are random encounters. Like the guy trying to get something out of his horse's hoof, the guy admiring plants, or guys that are panning for gold. They're all really friendly, but you can kill them. If and when I do that, I feel kinda guilty. I used to kill the gold panning guy when he found a piece. But it's just a $25 nugget. So it's not really even worth it, unless you desperately need the cash for some reason. It's kind of a "Why the hell did I do that" sort of situation.

Despite predominantly being a Nintendo fan, I play Sega Genesis quite a bit. Systems from the N64 era and back are what I play on the most. I'm a classic gamer, and always will be.

I used to buy Tips & Tricks every month. It had a section of all kinds of codes and cheats for games from every system at the time. NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, and others. It also had a lot of really great articles.