My god this is such a horrible event for her to go through. I'm very glad she lived through the whole ordeal. It's both brave and also sad for her to say such strong words. A normal person would be in so much grief and and pain to see their entire family perish just like that. My deepest condolences to her and her family. May God watch over them all.
Wahhh these are all so amazing! I love the artistic style on these~
Oh dem graphics *.* To be honest, I haven't been this excited for a racing game since...forever. And this is besides combat racing like Mario Kart. Oboy half of me is all "MAH GOD FINALLY IT'S OUT" and the other half is "Man I'm glad they delayed the game so it looks this pretty."
The other main character in Muramasa: Rebirth It's not REALLY the main boss of the game, but still, it was so much fun fighting off against one another as he battles felt tight, epic, and just an all round enjoyment
Taking one look at my profile, I don't think anyone would say I'm the kind of person who reminds them of a rock. Inexpressive and uncaring. It does make sense seeing this is an internet fourm page where we can't meet personally, but in reality, I'm a much different person. Just by looking at the title of this, I'm sure it's enough to tell what kind of person I am. I'm an extremely emotionless and uncaring person at most times. I tend not to get overemotional and show great amounts of feelings 99% of the time. If I recall correctly, I haven't even shed a tear since 2006 when my grandfather died. The cause is unknown, but maybe it's how I was raised. Maybe I was told men don't cry and should stop it. Maybe I stopped caring about things in life and saw them at the bare minimum. Whatever it is, that's not the reason why I wrote this. It's about how I affect others around me, especially one special person. I have a girlfriend in real life. She's an amazing person. We have many similarities (and differences as well) and are 2.5 years in a relationship. Many of you may be scratching your head. How can a person expressive as a rock get a girlfriend? Well when stuff like that happens to you, you get a "high" on love, beeing all swoony and stuff. I was all over the place that year. After about a year or so, it wears off and you start going back to normal. This is where stuff started to happen. I started to care less about her. I gave very simple replies to her long messages she would send me over FB. I tried to avoid speaking to her at some points. We had many arguments and fights. Some got pretty bad. It's not that I hate her. I really love her. The thing is that I started to realize that what she was to me was a disruption of my life. Side by side, she was the complete opposite of who I am. She's very cheerful, friendly, sociable, and loveable. I'm little of the above. Half of me wants to break out of my cold, empty shell I lived for the past long years and the other half wants me to come back and stay as my pitiful, emotionless self. In most of these fights, it's my fault it even starts. My lack of care and response to her words hurts her, but it hurts me even more. Because she loves me so much, she'll forgive me even though she knows it's gonna happen again. The worst part is that the fights and arguments get worse and worse. It's gotten to the points where even the smallest of things gets us firing shots of each other. I'm afraid I'm gonna say something that I'll regret. She's not the most stable in terms of emotion. Just one lash at her can really collapse her lifestyle. I really need to learn to be a better person for not just me, but for her, my family, and my friends. It's just so hard to do when I lived a life where nothing matters as long as the bare minimum is enough for me. I need to stop thinking like that. Any and all advice would be more than welcomed.
Valiant Hearts ate my feels ;-;
Oman I better grab some of these games before they end *_*
I think age of consent and age of being an adult are two different things. Being able to legally have sex is one thing. The age of 18 is more of a turning point in life. It's where you really start making decisions as an independent person.
Ah another movie split in two parts. Noooooo~ Truth be told, I'm a fan of the Hunger Game series, whether Mokingjay was good or bad. I enjoyed the first two movies and still just as excited to see the conclusion of this movie. Hopefully, they don't go Gungho on the story of the book. Heads will roll if they do any major alteration to the story.
Alright you beat that game after a long struggle to defeat the final boss. You finally roll trough the final cutscenes. After the credits are done, you suddenly get the information that the game has multiple endings! Maybe you need to beat the game on New Game+. Or perhaps you needed to do something specific within the game before fighting the boss. Or maybe you beaten a game with heavy plot, but you missed out on some parts and want to play through the game again to see those missing snippits. Mainly focused within the RPG genre and other genres heavily story based, RPGs and narrative games have different endings depending on what the player does within the game. Since RPGs tend to be linear and story based, it's hard to draw players back into the game once they finished it. So to put more time, they add different endings. Usually it gives you a really meh default ending, making you crave for that better ending and work for it. As a player, it's a good thing. Me personally, I love alternate endings. Especially if the default ending is not satisfying. I toiled hard in RPGs. They remind me of trophies. You work hard to achieve through that game, then set is aside for a long time, maybe even never touching it again. It's kind of a bittersweet moment, knowing you won't be touching that game anytime soon. Maybe a DLC could bring some spark, but worth enough to play through again? Many would disagree. A few would gladly play it over and over again. It seems it's all positives and stuff, but is it really? I don't believe so. In terms of scoring the game, many reviewers don't usually have the time to go through all the endings and so they have to base it off the default ending or maybe one alternate. I think this is where it goes downhill. I'm gonna take the example Drakenguard 3. It was heavily panned by many review websites due to poor framerate, dated graphics, and odd storyline. I don't disagree to a sense, but I think the score could've been higher if all the endings were located and if the reviewer had a better sense of the lore. A youtuber, Demolition D talked about the game and how and why it came out the way it did (Strong language and adult humor warning) In a sense, it's easy to see why games like this get panned by the media and get rather low sales. Games should get you quality lengths of entertainment for $60 (or your regional equivalent). Majority of gamers do not spend $60 to play a game over and over again (though one could argue the same over CoD and sports games) and rather have fun over a story driven game. Like how Beyond: Two Souls and Heavy Rain were rated somewhat low due to lack of gameplay and MANY MANY endings depending on what the player did throughout the game. They were not JRPGs, but still had that lack of gameplay and strong narrative. It's not to blame the people who disagree. It's a fair argument to not buy a game because it doesn't meet your worth of money. But I think media outlets should spend more time with games that rely mostly on story and plot over gameplay. I can make a whole new argument just on the bias in game reviews. These hidden gems deserve much more in the eyes of reviewers and gamers altogether. These games suffer because the reviewers don't give them a fair grade and it loses much in sales and acclaim.
If I recall correctly, there has been a report that a kid (I don't remember the age, but he was very young, below 7) shot his younger sister with a gun. Sure it was on accident, but that's still a crime in my book. Bleh this is a tricky topic. Crime can originate from so many points such as living area, income, public influence, accessibility to dangerous objects, all those lovely things.
Jibril is love. Jibril is life
If kids believe they have amazing talent and want the world to experience it, then let them. I've watched many talent shows such as America's got Talent and X-Factor and others. On each show, I've seen many young people who are extremely talented and made me stare in awe. However, as a person, I found them very unlikable. Unanimously, I found that I disliked every participant under the age of 16. This is not saying they are untalented. I have seen MANY children having large qualities of talent, even more than the majority of adults. However, I feel as if it's not right to let them progress to the next stage. There are few reasons why. One, the stress is unbearable when they know they're competing against others. Two, the kids don't take these competitions seriously. Either their parents forced them into it or they do it for the lulz. Other people lost jobs, had their life ruined or others and see this as an opportunity to regain their foothold in life. How soul-crushing would it be to be beaten by some child who wants that prize money to buy 1 million dollars worth of food? Three, it's overdramatic and unfair. When they don't move on, they all cry and make the judges feel all bad an stuff. When they do go on, I feel in the voting process, many vote them through just for the sake as they are children and have that "innocent" aura with them. All in all, let them take a shot on the real world. Unless they are forced, they should be willing to accept the hard truth of their mindset. If they make ANY sort of unfair complaint, they don't deserve the spotlight and aren't ready for the harsh reality out there.
Lindsey Lohan just ran out of crack money and needs a quick way to grab some more In all seriousness, I think she's just being dumb. Inside Gaming did a whole video on this report. The character Lohan is targeting has LITTLE to NO major connections to herself. Not to mention that female character is not a main part of the story. She's there just as a side mission. What would make more sense if is Ellen Page sued Naughty Dog for making Ellie's character look similar to the real actor. I think we can all agree that at least that accusation makes sense. This doesn't at all.
After finishing her first bottle of beer, she placed it aside before grabbing another and stepping outside. "So dreary. What a life to live, always having that fear of being killed out there and then trapping ourselves in a premade coffin." The whole city was gray and dark, just adding to the dreary conditions and look of the city. Walking down the road, she tossed a few coins at a bystanding beggar, eventually finishing her bottle and tossing it in a trash. Making her way around, she heard gunshouts and shouting towards the entrance of the city. "Uh oh...looks like there's gonna be some trouble here...guess theycould use a hand or two~" She flipped out her pistols and ran towards the gate, greeted by hordes of undead flesh. "Well well...the cleanup duty afterwards is gonna have a long day. I'll let the boys on top take care of the majority. I'll make sure none get in." She smiled, aiming her guns and starting to fire upon the crowd, piercing through many skulls and flesh as her bullets tore through the undead.
Hmm I don't know if 4 hours is enough to justify the game. Then again, it may be too much to draw out the game as well. I hope the side content is enough to keep people playing.
I was close to blowing off this game. The last game based on the Avatar series was god awful. But JUST BUT the developer turned me. Platinum Games is a studio that I love and trust. None of their games have yet to disappoint me. Not to mention if it has that kind of feel like Bayonetta or Ninja Gaiden to this game, then this game could just be a must by for me. All I need now is an approximate game length, some good gameplay, and bit of story for direction~
[Ok no more pretending~] "Cmon slave. Our day isn't even halfway done yet. The faster we pass through, the more time you get to rest." The voice led to a large, wealthy looking man followed by two personal guards, one of them pulling a chain that was attached to a girl's collar. The girl simply nodded at her master's words and followed along a touch slower than the three in front of her which can be noticed by her bare feet laced with days worth of cuts, bruises, and dirt. Supposedly, Sasha Gray was not under the title of a slave as legally, the papers her master signed mentioned her to be under his household as a servant. That was true for the first few days, him gently treating her. Though it was a week in that she realized what kind of man he was. All his previous "servants" either ran away or committed a crime on purpose just to be jailed away from him. He hand enough money to make people turn heads or just to act out on rather unnecessary terms. She simply toughened up and rather follow along the last few months though her back and legs still never got used to the many lashes she received every hour of the day be it public or private. Her mind was interrupted every so by the chain leash being constantly pulled by the guard in front of her. She sighed under her breath, trying to keep up. After a long day of shopping through the markets (and him trying to find another slave which failed), they headed for their next destination to the brothel. The many citizens made way for him, some even giving Sasha looks of pity. Some people were generous enough to sneak pieces of bread or fruit to her as she passed along just about every day. She winced, every now and then feeling small pieces of stone poking painfully at the soles of her feet before they abruptly stopped. "Alright stop. This heat isn't getting any better. We should just wait until the worst of the day passes by before we go on." The group made their way towards a cluster of trees and sat down to relax, exception of Sasha which she sat out in the direct sun, feeling trickles of her sweat run down her face and back. While the group was napping away, she turned from them and nibbled on the bread and fruit the same shopowners gave her when they passed by. It was going to be along day.
Username: Prince_of_Hearts Name: Sasha Ki Age: 19 Appearance: Wazza Personality: Very optimistic and carefree. She gets very distracted by things i need of assistance where it be something small like a dirty smudge to larger problems. Though if needed, she can draw a line in case someone decides to push her a bit too far. Home: Belnuru Occupation: Student Magic: Growth - Enhance the growing power and strength of plants to an extent Specialty: Large expansive memory on plants, wildlife, and history Other: Ironically, her mother and father are involved in research on the naturalistic front.
Mhmm she makes amazing art. I even bought her artbook, Knite at an anime convention~
