I grew up with a harry potter clue.... that or it wasn't clue but some kind of HP game I can't remember
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of course I look into them. All of them I enjoy, but the xbox ones are in the media room, so I don't like playing them because I don't have my privacy for one. The 3DS games are just because I kept getting new games and wanted to play the new ones. It's always because I get new games before beating old ones, but I always want the new stuff as quickly as possible. Maybe I'll get to the xbox stuff soon though, since nothing is on the ps4 for a while, and I can now move the 360 to my room to play
Lost Odyssey Tales of Vesperia Dragon Quest Heroes Xenoblade Chronicles Devil Survivor Overclocked Ocarina of Time Infinite Undiscovery Shadow of Mordor Project X Zone 2 Hyperdimensional Neptunia And I'm not even halfway with Mass Effect or started Hyperdimensional Neptunia II or III before I buy IV. Why can't I learn to just beat games before I buy more?
I did for games that I new I would never play, but if I enjoyed it even a little, I would keep them. The ones I did when I was still selling them for money, I regret
I wouldn't mind seeing them do Boruto, if not just to see all the characters grown up and showing up their kids. Don't judge it when you haven't even seen anything but a few chapters
Technically the "Naruto" series ended, but the whole series itself hasn't officially ended yet, since they are still going to write Boruto.
Raisor was sure this thing was about dead, and he was ready to finish this stupid thing. Not too mention there were six others to deal with, and a few hundred more blotlings at that. From the looks of their surroundings, they didn't have a lot of time either. Raisor used his strike raid attack on the bloticle, staying out of reach of its attacks and watched for the tidal wave. It seemed like the thing wasn't going to go away till the stupid ink tentacle disappeared. Raisor kept throwing his keyblade, damaging the bloticle little by little. Spoiler: count blotlings: 700/1000 bloticle: 7/10 bloticle 4: 43/1000 Yeah I got nothing original for this one
Raisor watched Stratos continue his attack on the bloticle, only for him to be swept up yet again and shot into the air. Raisor was having a hard time telling if Stratos was doing it for fun, or just unlucky. "Hey Stratos, maybe you should hold off on swimming some till we're done with the whole fight." He grabbed him by the arm again and pulled him up. As he did the bloticle sent more waves toward them and Raisor was not getting hit by them again. Smashing the ground and blowing it up with some spells, he created a small tunnel. He quickly leapt in and dug all the way around the creature. Now he just had to hope the tidal wave didn't find itself in the tunnel as well. Raisor came up behind the Bloticle and attacked it with his keyblade, causing it more unwanted pain. Spoiler: count blotlings: 700/1000 Bloticle: 7/10 Bloticle 4: 141/1000
As Raisor was about to attack the creature, it apparently felt the need to use it's own annoying attack like the last few did, as it created torrential rains, and then out of nowhere a large tidal wave formed and swept Raisor up. He was not really in the mood for a swim, but unfortunately for him this wasn't up for debate. Raisor held his breath as the wave passed by, gasping for air and drenched in water. Being spun around like wash was not his idea of a good time. The first time was bad enough, but Raisor found out there was a free ride after the first. The tidal wave somehow came back towards him and swept him along toward the bloticle. He looked over and noticed that Stratos was in the same position he was. They were swept up into the Bloticle itself and then ejected in the form of a geyser. Stratos landed first, with Raisor falling straight on top of him. "Sorry about that Statos." He wiped the water out of his eyes and struggled to get up. Annoyed with this creature, Raisor walked over to the frozen section he creature and knocked it with as much strength as a man who was tossed around like a rag doll out of breath could, and shattered the frozen section clear away. The bloticle didn't seem to enjoy that, as it fell all the way to the ground, one end to the other. "Sorry, I forgot to say timber," Spoiler: count blotlings: 700/1000 bloticle: 7/10 bloticle 4: 239/1000
Raisor continued with his own attack on the Bloticle while Stratos fought his own fight. Heating up the enemy from the inside seemed to be annoying it, but Raisor didn't seem to notice how much, because out of nowhere a tentacle popped out from in front of him and thrust itself forward. Raisor barely managed to pull his keyblade out in time to guard, and ended up with his weapon slamming into his front and sending him to the ground. As he got up from the ground, he noticed that he had a fresh mark in the shape of his keyblade. Apparently that attack had a lot more force to it than he had thought. But it also meant he was annoyed even more and was going to hurt this bloticle. He got up and started stomping his way toward the enemy. The bloticle kept sending thrusts toward Raisor, but he just knocked them away with his keyblade. When he was up next to the bloticle, he shoved his keyblade in yet again, but this time, he used his blizzard spell. The bloticle try fighting back, but now, every time it tried getting more attacks out, they froze before even making it off the enemy. By the time Raisor was finished, there was a nice chunk of frozen ink as tall as he was all around the lower base of the enemy. Spoiler: count blotlings: 700/1000 Bloticle: 7/10 Bloticle 4: 337/1000
In Fire Emblem Awakening, having the kids made sense because of the plot and them coming back in time. This time, there's really no use for the kids except to use to maps and level up, and I only see that being a huge thing in the Conquest campaign. I'm basically rushing through these maps and I still feel like I'm dragging through them. Some of the designs are nice at least
I have to wonder about a few things if someone decides to purposefully steals just to get out of jury duty. The most I've stolen is my handheld systems back from my parents when I wanted to play them and my parents took them away. Maybe a piece of a cookie, if we count that
I know, but civil things will put me to sleep, it doesn't interest me enough. I know it's dark, but I've seen some dark stuff, and I'm not talking about on tv shows. You should have seen some of the pictures of the dead bodies that came up on a computer screen at a morgue during a tour I took once at a police station in colorado. Granted they weren't try to show us the pictures, but when they turned on the computer to show us how it worked, well, let's just say the little kids didn't notice. That's up to me, not anyone else.
Raisor attacked the water Bloticle with slashes and punches and other things. Sometimes his hits went right through the thing, other times they bounced off like he was hitting skin. He wasn't sure how Stratos was doing so well, but it was kind of annoying to watch. He also watched as Stratos dealt with a bunch of bubbles going his way. "Hey Stratos, why are you having such a hard time with those things? Just pop them." He made a finger gesture, like popping an invisible bubble. Timing was not on Raisor's side though, because while pretending to pop the bubble, the Bloticle seemed to have a poor sense of humor and timing, because it sent out a bubbe right in front of Raisor, and he ended up popping the thing as well. The bubble blew up right in Raisor's face and messed up his hearing a little, and splashed his whole face and clothes. Luckily it wasn't a lot of water, but he hated moving around in wet clothing either way. Now he was annoying. Raisor took his keyblade and sunk it into the Bloticle and cast his fire spell, heating up the enemy from the inside. He watched as bubbles formed and water started to boil. "Blow me a bubble while I'm not looking huh? That'll teach you." Spoiler: count blotlings: 700/1000 Bloticle: 7/10 Bloticle 4: 743/1000 Sorry guys, i'm trying to post as much as possible, but school pulls me away a lot lately. Hopefully it lightens up somewhat soon
I don't give a crap either way. I told my mom that I hope to get a murder case too. Those kinds of things don't really disturb me, and might pique my interest more than a civil case
We should just try to get another generation like the 2nd, where we can go back to a previous area and do the gyms again. That way they can make use of something like Kalos, which had plenty left that could be done, which never made use of it
That's basically how I'm thinking of it. It's not like I want to be that one person that gets the bad luck of being penalized for lying about something and actually getting in trouble. Plus, you do get paid for it. Maybe I can somehow take my school work with me and do it. It's in about 2 months anyways, so it's a while still
Too bad they only give you one postpone, so if you end up getting that second call, you're out of luck Well, considering 3 of my classes are online and the other is hybrid, not sure a class schedule is going to do me much good. Also, I'd like to not take my chances and get in trouble with the government about why I can't do jury duty. Though I do slightly have the temptation to say I can't do it because I'm not of sound mind and good morale just for kicks.
