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Half of me wants to pawn the items I've hoarded and never use. The other half says hoard all the things.

Project Eternity has Big Head mode. This is the best thing. Spoiler ("Thanks Josh" is the caption when you mouse over Big Heads) Spoiler

Part 1: Literally Bioshock 1 Part 2: What if Bioshock was Thief?

Project Eternity Beta is out for all applicable.

Went to Gamestop for the free Megastone (Heracronite/Pinsirite) promo. But it turns out they didn't receive their promo cards yet. But there was a cute girl behind the counter, so I'm going to call that a net win.

False. They're expensive and prone to failure.

Oh, are they making new episodes again? How are they?

I watched a Day 2 video and it ramps up a lot, it's way worse with three poorly crafted animatronics after your blood. Gotta give credit where it's due. Like you said, in many other games shooting and running are options. In this one you're planted and your paranoia works against you as you try to manage limited electric resources.

So the game is sitting around waiting for spooky things to happen?

I actually didn't know these things. Okay, I knew rushing Anchorage and glitching Gary, but not the others.

Honestly, money is pretty useless in all the Fallout games. Once you get a nice stockpile of ammo, Powered Armor, weapons, stimpacks, and a few companions, you're pretty much set. But GRA's unique weapons are super expensive. In F2 I can just run to Sanfran with no pants and get a job from the brotherhood to get free powerpants from the enclave. In F3 and NV you're stuck with poopy guns for a while unless you're loaded.

In Kirby games, and by extension brawl, Metaknight is just a spammy character. They'll have to tweak him in SmashU to keep his spamminess, but punish button mashing (if that makes sense).

Max Luck breaks every Fallout game. In 1 and 2, 10 Luck and the Sniper perk means guaranteed crits for EVERY hit. Funniest thing is the casinos giving me basically infinite money. I can walk in with 100 caps and walk out with 2000 five minutes later The Casinos in New Vegas actually have an upper limit before they kick you out (well, force you to stop gambling anyway). It's different for every one, but I think it's usually around ten grand.

If you look at it from a pure gameplay perspective, Bioshock is normal at best, and most of the game is repetitive and pretty much shoves you into a cold, underwater city with some toys to play with then goes off, locks you in there, then goes down stairs to the living room to watch late night sitcoms and the Saturday Night Live. But you can say the same with Deus Ex and Half-Life. That's true, I suppose the point I was making, is that people criticize Infinite for not having the same gameplay as Bioshock 1, when the gameplay of Bioshock 1 wasn't significantly better or worse. Both Rapture and Columbia were fun to explore and unravel the history of.

I wonder when the Funlinger strangifier will surface. When it drops, I'll probably hang up my old one and slap a strangifier on a Vintage Slinger.

People always hate on Infinite, but Bioshock 1 was just a mediocre action game with well written atmosphere. That said, I enjoyed both Bioshock 1 and Infinite.

The last sale it went 85% off as I said, no idea when the next big sale will be, but it will probably go at least 75% off then. Fifteen bucks isn't bad if you're not buying DLC. You'll have to make the decision about the five bucks you'd save on a 75% off sale though. The next big sale probably won't be until the OldHoxHiest is released.

The Bat looks crazy on paper, but its SOOOOOOO SLOOOOWWWWW. The windup and cooldown are horrendous. I mean, if you whack someone with it, it's crazy powerful, but good luck breaking windows or sock-em bopping more than once/one-guy.

Tengen Toppa Dozer Duo Vs Payday Voltron with Oldhox as the Head.

Palm when playing videogames. Claw when browsing.

Have I mentioned that I really like Wonderful 101's boss fights? Because I really like W101's boss fights, they're really cool.

The Beggar's Bazooka. -Army veteran John Doe, a man down on his luck, spent his days begging for spare change until the alien invasion hit. Now he's the only hope for a city which once ignored his very presence. Armed with only his wits and a cobbled together Bazooka, can he turn the tide of war and save humanity?

Spacewolf Santa riding his Vikingboat Hover Dogsled. Spoiler

It's classified as a Shotgun within the game, so I doubt it. I haven't dabbled with it yet, but it does more damage than the Locomotive, so I guess it's worth trying at the very least. With the enforcer boost, it's a high concealment secondary that can do 101 damage while Silenced. I don't know if that's very valuable or not.

Judge Gun is out. Spoiler