Psycho666Soldier

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I still just haven't had the interest to play XIII after watching my friend play half of it. I think the complaints about plot explained through menus is tied to the fact that previous FFs told most of it's story through cutscenes and dialogue. But for me, it's the blatant linearity and kinda lackluster characters that kill this game for me. I like my exploration, and I do actually like looking for the stuff on my own until I can't find it. Maybe one day I'll give the game a fair shake, but I have so many other games I actually want to play that it'll probably never happen.

Already on the list. I almost bought it on the Switch when it first came out, but after hearing about all the bugs, I decided to hold off a bit and then I'll get the PS4 version.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: Damn, this is a fun game. One I had always played for like 30 minutes in a swath of games I downloaded for emulator, and then never came back to until I restarted for another 30. Started playing a bit last week, and now I'm currently just above 100%. Pretty sure I found everything in the first castle, but I may have missed like ONE thing. Some of the combat in this game is ridiculous, but unlike previous Castlevania, this is the first one where it feels like you have a number of ways to approach an encounter. Some of the secrets are just really satisfying. Trials of Mana(Collection of Mana): a big improvement over Secret of Mana. Soundtrack is absolutely infectious. Graphics are pretty expressive well-honed. Kind of feels like the main inspiration for the story framing of Octopath Traveler. I've been going through it with a friend, and the co-op really pushes the game forward as far as having endless fun. Some of the dialogue is garbage, specifically in the way some characters have speech quirks(like a little girl who's a white mage and replaces EVERY SINGLE R WITH W'S). But the general story arc is just interesting enough to give you reason to see it through, even if at this point it seems to be lacking depth. And still playing Minecraft, of course. I'm currently trying to find each edge of the world while she's building a wall around the village by our house.

I don't know what gives you the idea Scenario B would ever happen. Scenario A felt like such a lock, too...

Question, because I haven't watched yet

Night 3

Yeah, I was thinking about looking it up because it seemed like such an awful ending. But I saw the video on Twitter and read enough comments to assume it was real.

WHAT THE FUCK

I'd second that. I actually loved that match, too.

I also feel I should add that I still love Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus and I'm stoked to see more from their tag team.

Honestly, this show was a bit more of a disappointment compared to the last two. I liked the opening match, and I like moments of the other matches, but nothing really grabbed me here. Even though Fyter Fest felt like a mixed bag, I felt the highs really made up for the lows, and I didn't really feel that here. Oh, and the arena and stage set-up was fucking awesome. Felt super unique. Since the building is owned by the Khans, I hope and expect there to be regular shows here. I think AEW can really benefit from having unique sets.

You ought to give the Triple Threat Tag a watch. That was MOTN for me.

Extreme Rules

Anyone else? I'm not saying that in a "shit's boring" way. But like, I have a long day, and I'm trying to catch up on a PPV, and if I lie down for more than 5 minutes, I fall asleep. And anytime I put something random on the network or njpwworld or something like that, it's the same thing. As hyped and enthralled as it keeps me, it's so easy to just fall into a deep slumber if I'm watching wrestling. It even happens in the middle of the day if I'm trying to catch up on a long show on a day off.

1. Seth & Becky 2. Samoa Joe 3. Bayley 4. Gulak 5. Heavy Machinery 6. Aleister Black 7. Ricochet 8. The Usos B1. No B2. Yes B3. Rowan B4. Under B5. Bayley

Night 2

Ahhh, I thought you meant you had a paid subscription. Carry on.

Wait, what? I've been able to watch the day of both weeks so far. Do you mean non-subscribers?

That's kind of the beauty of it. Both Tsukasa and Senku have their own idealistic views that divide your loyalties, but I think Senku begins proving the heart behind his dreams as the series continues.

Things really start changing after Tsukasa's introduction. Adds some much needed tension. I'm really excited to see how these next few chapters play out in animated form.