Random Off-Topic

I wish that would happen to me.

The Letter X wrote:I wish that would happen to me.

Come on do it.

Soris Ice Goldwing wrote:

The Letter X wrote:I wish that would happen to me.

Come on do it.

Worst case scenario, someone that you will never meet again thinks your weird.

Best case scenario, they do it back.

Sad truth: noone in Britain plays souls.

People in Britain just don't game as much, even I'm wavering a little now due to amount of time I have spare..

There you go tart, a +1!


Grin, if I do in class, they would just say to me:

"Dark souls sucks I can't even kill the first boss"

Only two people I know in my social circles who plays Souls are an ex DkS player on the Xbox who BB-glitched and a PC player. I've been trying to convince my PS3 friends to play but I fear it's a lost cause

Every time I stretch, I praise the sun just in case. I haven't gotten any weird looks or thumbs yet, but that doesn't surprise me since a small fraction of people where I live play video games, and they only play CoD if they do.

Mr. Tart wrote:Yes, i am. Swedish to be exact. Why, you thought i was anything other than scandinavian?

I didn't know , you never told me you were Swedish.
Nu har jag ännu en att prata svenska med.

Soris Ice Goldwing wrote:How many of us put our countries in the locations of our profiles? Also why is it that this section seems alive?

Most of the "old guard" posts almost only here now, so that's why this section is so active.

Jag är finlandsvensk Mitt modersmål är Svenska.

^I learned to like that. It seems to help me feel rested if I'm trying to take a nap.

I started to like sleep recently, I can't get enough of it. :evil:

I use the word "though" a lot on this forum as well, as well as "as well."

So, I bought Fable and I've gotten addicted to it. I can't stop repeatedly helping the guy get to the farm, or 'flirting' with every in game man, woman and child I see.

I'm loving it. For £1.74 off steam this is the balls.

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic.. after all it's a bit old for you... (you'd be what, 8 when it came out?)

But I wouldn't call it the best game ever, but it's certainly been very enjoyable. I like how it's pretty much impossible to be a pure class of anything, though I've neglected bows since i can just use ranged magic but hey ho.

The story is actually okay so far too, disappointing you HAVE to be a boy, though i can see how it would have to work that way in the story.

I still might have to get number 3. The first two were quite good. I like the dog mechanic and a lot of the dialogue is funny as hell in two

Mr. Tart wrote:Dude, i suggested the game to you.

It's my favorite game, so no, i'm not sarcastic.

Edit: That game is also what got me interested in english to begin with, and plays a big role in getting me here to where i am today. The forum, that is.

Sorry, I don't really remember this kinda thing (though I've been wanting to play fable for as long as I can remember since I heard about it, always annoyed me it was xbox only release so glad I could get it on steam)

I'm not really considering 3, I heard it's more restrained, then again the world in fable in general seems a tad linear. It's a bit open open, but nowhere near as expansive as I would have liked and this turns into them extending it by making it just a long road with branches off it.. Then again this is original xbox we're talking about, games couldn't be as large as today.

I heard that 2 was more focused right? I think for some people fable 1 had no direction, which was seen as a flaw. I mean the main quest sometimes doesn't really seem appealing, so i just leave it to go kick some chickens and run in circles with my trusty spade...

Maybe they wanted a game where good and evil meant that they impacted the story.. sadly no game has done this, they don't generally wanna waste time on quests and storylines you might not even play because of certain predicates not being fulfilled.

I really wish I could write my own game based around morality like fable, and show the damn companies how it's done with a crazy storyline and character interaction.. sadly action rpgs aren't as focused on that as fun gameplay..

(Complete tangent here) Thats something that really bugs me about games. They always seem to focus on one thing and completely neglect another, and those that successfully do it are few and far between. In fact the only game series in which I've never consistently disliked what I consider to be the three most important part of games (Gameplay, Story, Graphic representation) are the post 90s and beyond Zelda console games and GTA.

I'd argue even dark souls falls foul of this, as much as I love it, the story is about as basic as you can get; "Guy finds out his destiny- long arduous journey- fulfills destiny + the end"