Buddhazilla
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Put me in, coach.
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KoF XIII That's it.
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They just announced Star Wars stuff for it during one of the conferences.
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I can imagine a Star Wars: TCW world or something, or at least a star wars summon.
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Nintendo's event was downright disappointing. Squeenix was awkward but we got some good stuff I guess. Sony is still winning E3 unless a certain something happens at the PC conference.
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Holy shit. Ryu is hands down the most complicated character in Smash. I'm gonna have a hell of a time with this. Meanwhile, at Nintendo...
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I'm pretty impressed with Ryu. Shame his colors are based on his SSFII turbo colors and not shoto clone colors but he's quite obviously more like SFIV ryu with the focus attack and metsu hadouken (and SF3's shin shoryuken).
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Hello from Seattle. I forgot to mention that I was going on a week-long trip to here (starting Thursday) and then to Whistler, Canada on Monday. Much alcohol is being had.
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Found a cool game called Secret Ponchos. Isometric spaghetti western PVP shootout that takes a few things from MOBAs. It's $9 and comes with another free copy, and it's only in Early Access for 12 weeks while the devs put on the finishing touches and tweak the balance. Check it out.
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Holy fuckle cross looks awesome. Love the focus on personal customization and styling on monsters.
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Hello. I rarely post any more but I am here nonetheless. And since the liver is taken, I'll have the entire spinal cord. Fuck it, the entire skeleton. It's mine, fucboi.
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Monster Hunter hath consumed me once again.
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It's going to be Reyn time for a long time, Bern. Hopefully I can get Dunban to dodge tank status soon.
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Metronome, probably.
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There was one time I played Munchkin with my cousins and it was the worst because one of them wasted so much time trying to explore every possibility to win without even being fun about it, which leads me to the mindset that you can't take back cards you play. With friends and closer relatives, though, Munchkin is great. I own a set of Munchkin Booty and a few expansions for it. I've also played Fluxx once which wasn't fun only due to the fact that one the players (my mom, of course) was too drunk to keep up, and we had to explain every rule change as they came up multiple times. At least I won. Definitely a game you want to play mostly sober.
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I have been shoved over the Splatoon fence and I preordered it and now I only have $50 god help me.
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Still on the fence about Splatoon, even after playing it. I won't be able to catch the second testfire but hopefully I can make a decision after the third.
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Old Blood is pretty good. It's about on par with Blood Dragon in terms of quality as a standalone expansion. It doesn't have nearly as much focus on story, and instead focuses on chapter-to-chapter gameplay. The optional stealth is still there and still works as it should; take out the officers first and you won't have to face backup troops when clearing the area out afterwards. I keep expecting there to be jump scares but there don't seem to be any. I suppose that's something to be said about the atmosphere of some areas. What would normally be jump scares are offset by the game ramping up the tension beforehand appropriately.
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Literally every episode of Whose Line, so long as you're accessing it from America or through a proxy
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Super Best Friendcast, Idle Thumbs, and Song Exploder, mostly. Also My Brother, My Brother, and Me when I've gone through everything else. Song Exploder used to be part of the same network but they split off some time ago. Also I can't wrap my head around how Psychicpebbles actually sounds like that.
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HOT DOGS??
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The thing with Mighty No. 9 is that they had no gameplay footage for the kickstarter launch because there was no game at all. YL has an alpha demo and a pretty clear vision of what it wants to be.
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