Burn it and repentI actually took a second picture to get her in the frame because I knew it would get a reaction out of someone
I don't even like Asuka, I won the figurine in a crane game when I was in Japan. I mean, you have to try crane games right?
The Imperial Radch trilogy is in fact the best science fiction I read recently, thoroughly enjoyed that (I think it was late 2016). Any other suggestions?
I actually took a second picture to get her in the frame because I knew it would get a reaction out of someone
I don't even like Asuka, I won the figurine in a crane game when I was in Japan. I mean, you have to try crane games right?
nah asuka is coolSorry, but Asuka is a bitch. I think she's at the top of my list of anime characters I'd punch in the face.
The Imperial Radch trilogy is in fact the best science fiction I read recently, thoroughly enjoyed that (I think it was late 2016). Any other suggestions?
nah asuka is cool
i like her
The 'Oxford Time Travel' series is a set of unrelated stories about time traveling historians who inevitably find themselves in trouble. Which, as a History degree holding, sci-fi loving nerd, was right up my alley.
Durante is a she?
I actually took a second picture to get her in the frame because I knew it would get a reaction out of someone
I don't even like Asuka, I won the figurine in a crane game when I was in Japan. I mean, you have to try crane games right?
Edit:
But let's get back to book suggestions. So far, everything that was suggested was something I absolutely loved, with the only problem being that I already read all of it.
Whats going on everyone?
Whats going on everyone?
I thought TitS 3rd would already be gone from the top seller list by now pleasantly surprised to see it in 3rd
Although it's not in my local top seller which means people around here have shit taste
I thought TitS 3rd would already be gone from the top seller list by now pleasantly surprised to see it in 3rd
Although it's not in my local top seller which means people around here have shit taste
The 3rd released on the 3rd and is sitting in 3rd.I thought TitS 3rd would already be gone from the top seller list by now pleasantly surprised to see it in 3rd
Although it's not in my local top seller which means people around here have shit taste
If I recall correctly, SC never got to the top 10 back then.
This is starting to sound silly, but it's my favourite Stephenson book, so much so that I basically forced my copy onto someone who is probably never going to read it.I don't see The Diamond Age amongst your Stephenson books, so that'd be my number one suggestion. Provided that you don't own it/have read it already, of course!
I've read some of Morgan's books (the Takeshi Kovacs series) - I wasn't a huge fan but I did find them enjoyable. Might look at "A Land Fit For Heroes" in the future.Two other series that I read recently and greatly enjoyed are Richard K. Morgan's 'A Land Fit For Heroes' and Connie Willis' 'Oxford Time Travel' series. 'A Land Fit For Heroes' is a rather grim fantasy series, full of ultra-violence, politics and some rather interesting sci-fi elements that get hinted at throughout. The characters were the real stand outs for me though, I found the three main protagonists to be fascinating to get into the heads of.
The 'Oxford Time Travel' series is a set of unrelated stories about time traveling historians who inevitably find themselves in trouble. Which, as a History degree holding, sci-fi loving nerd, was right up my alley.
Connie Willis is an interesting case. I loved the first book of hers I read, and immediately bought more, but at some point I got very fed up with the repetitive way the stories are structured and crises are introduced by characters acting very stupidly. At least that's what I remember.
(Isn't it amusing and/or scary how I randomly have Willis and Morgan almost right next to each other?)
Interesting! Never heard of it. I usually don't like reading translations of literature all that much, but I might make an exception there.
she's meant to be hard to deal with but she has her redeeming points. also i love her designI can't stand her. On one scene she is bitching because Shinji is caring too much about her and in the next one she cries because he isn't paying her attention. So annoying...
Is anybody playing Berseria? Does the combat get more difficult/deep?
Because for now all you have to do is spamming the same attack and finish devouring the first enemy and then you can keep devouring the others.
Interesting! Never heard of it. I usually don't like reading translations of literature all that much, but I might make an exception there.
I have finished Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride and it is indeed a nice game. The story is like a grim tale, the animations are funny, and gameplay-wise, it sits somewhere between a HOG and a point-n-click game..
I'll repost because I really need to know.
I mean, I hope it's because I'm still at the beginning (just sailed away from the first town), because for now I'm not feeling it. If we remove the story, everything that remains is the combat (since there's no systems like Atelier's crafting to keep you busy doing other interesting stuff), and for now is really braindead
Super Star Wars Empire strikes back is coming on PSN, I wonder how long until those games hit Steam/GOG.
Animu waifu next to Pillars of Eternity.
We're playing on Hard and it's still pretty simplistic. Basically the only "special" things you need to do is equip artes that use the elemental weaknesses of bosses, and use your mystic artes with a timing where you can take advantage of combo and stun bonuses.I'll repost because I really need to know.
I mean, I hope it's because I'm still at the beginning (just sailed away from the first town), because for now I'm not feeling it. If we remove the story, everything that remains is the combat (since there's no systems like Atelier's crafting to keep you busy doing other interesting stuff), and for now is really braindead
Arkane sure seems sure of themselves after the Dishonored 2 fiasco.
You say that as if Pillars 2 doesn't have it's own animu waifu.
Sadly she's just going to be a sidekick and not a full companion like she should have been.
Arkane sure seems sure of themselves after the Dishonored 2 fiasco.
Anyway, given your self-description I'd highly recommend "The Years of Rice and Salt", though you've probably already read it.
Not the same developers. Not the same engine.
Arkane sure seems sure of themselves after the Dishonored 2 fiasco.
Performs like crap stillwhat dishonored 2 fiasco?
what dishonored 2 fiasco?
Just so you know, most hidden-object games are "somewhere between a HOG and a point-and-click game" these days. Virtually none are pure hidden-object scenes now.
But glad you listened to my endorsement and it paid off for you.
I'm honestly excited for Prey after reading about the opening and tests you take. Sounds a lot like System Shock 2, hopefully there's a good mix of enemies.
This just in, Bethesda to launch a new IP called DINO.
I'm honestly excited for Prey after reading about the opening and tests you take. Sounds a lot like System Shock 2, hopefully there's a good mix of enemies.
This just in, Bethesda to launch a new IP called DINO.
There's hour 2 stuff on euro gamer that shows a few other forms and I'm hoping for humanoid enemies to show up at some point as achievements mentionDoes varying styles of mimics? Also I the way those opening tests are set up, I can't see them impact anything outside the last one.
There's hour 2 stuff on euro gamer that shows a few othera and I'm hoping for human enemies to show up at some point. And it's very different and doesn't affect your class or skills but it was just a nice memory jogger lol.
I know people hate Dead Space 3 but there were a few times where you'd come across humans fighting the necromorphs with you in the middle and that's something I've always wanted to see more of in gaming.