http://www.cracked.com/blog/5-personality-flaws-skyrim-forces-you-to-deal-with/
This is a really rad blog post about the game.
This is a really rad blog post about the game.
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How many bunnies have you killed?
I'm really not sure why, but the game does track this! I've killed 3 or 4 so far. They're not that common, and they're quick... I just realized I've killed more dragons than bunnies.
Today I chased a snow fox, trying to kill it with an arrow (that thing is hard to aim at a moving target!), killed a widow in her secluded tower (I didn't realize she was just a widow by herself. In my defense she started throwing fireballs at me...well, I don't remember who shot first actually...) and was attacked by fish. Totally just wandered around Skyrim. Practiced dual wielding weapons and spells and totally just killed time. A fun night in Skyrim!
I'm really not sure why, but the game does track this! I've killed 3 or 4 so far. They're not that common, and they're quick... I just realized I've killed more dragons than bunnies.
Today I chased a snow fox, trying to kill it with an arrow (that thing is hard to aim at a moving target!), killed a widow in her secluded tower (I didn't realize she was just a widow by herself. In my defense she started throwing fireballs at me...well, I don't remember who shot first actually...) and was attacked by fish. Totally just wandered around Skyrim. Practiced dual wielding weapons and spells and totally just killed time. A fun night in Skyrim!
I have a feeling I'll be writing about this game a lot lol.
I'm really impressed by the physics in this game! Maybe it's standard now, I haven't played a "new" game in a while, but the water is just amazing. Rivers have actual flow, that will pull you along. Swimming with the flow will move you faster, swimming against it slows you down.
Randomly, in the middle of nowhere I saw a cart (like what you'd hook up to a horse or ox) just bobbing along a river, slowly moving towards a waterfall. I helped push it along and watched it fall down the waterfall, then got swept down as well. The cart was still just bobbing down the river. I know it's just random, but I found it amusing :)
I'm really impressed by the physics in this game! Maybe it's standard now, I haven't played a "new" game in a while, but the water is just amazing. Rivers have actual flow, that will pull you along. Swimming with the flow will move you faster, swimming against it slows you down.
Randomly, in the middle of nowhere I saw a cart (like what you'd hook up to a horse or ox) just bobbing along a river, slowly moving towards a waterfall. I helped push it along and watched it fall down the waterfall, then got swept down as well. The cart was still just bobbing down the river. I know it's just random, but I found it amusing :)
AdamPFarnsworth gives this an astounding "Must Play" on the Ghost Scale
This achieves something special, and it would be a shame to miss it.
AdamPFarnsworth gives this a "Must Play" on the Ghost Scale
This achieves something special, and it would be a shame to miss it.
I got the game a couple days ago, and am totally hooked. It's so open-ended that it can be difficult to choose what to do!
I was stealing some stuff from a shopkeeper's basement. He heard me and came down and attacked. I beat him up and he fell to the ground, then his adult daughter came down, attacking as well, and I killed her. Later, I came upon a quest where I found a treasure (a Golden Claw), and had to figure out who it belonged to to give it to. Turns out it was the shopkeeper's. So I gave it to him (he didn't die from our fight), but he just said "I just wish my daughter was here to enjoy it." Man, what a downer!
But, I ended up stealing a "dragonstone" from his shop, not knowing what it was. A while later in the game I got a quest to go find a dragonstone in a game, and... what do you know, but I have one! Was able to skip the entire thing! And leveled two levels instantly.
I've killed one dragon so far, and today I litterally chased butterflies in the game.
It's so open-ended, it's rad! I'm sure I'll post more soon!
I was stealing some stuff from a shopkeeper's basement. He heard me and came down and attacked. I beat him up and he fell to the ground, then his adult daughter came down, attacking as well, and I killed her. Later, I came upon a quest where I found a treasure (a Golden Claw), and had to figure out who it belonged to to give it to. Turns out it was the shopkeeper's. So I gave it to him (he didn't die from our fight), but he just said "I just wish my daughter was here to enjoy it." Man, what a downer!
But, I ended up stealing a "dragonstone" from his shop, not knowing what it was. A while later in the game I got a quest to go find a dragonstone in a game, and... what do you know, but I have one! Was able to skip the entire thing! And leveled two levels instantly.
I've killed one dragon so far, and today I litterally chased butterflies in the game.
It's so open-ended, it's rad! I'm sure I'll post more soon!
This game is listed as a Playstation 2 game, but it was actually a sweet arcade game that was released on DVD and marketed as "Playstation 2 Compatible."
I only actually remember playing this game once, but it's always been stuck in my head as "That really cool hologram game." I couldn't honestly even remember what it was called, but a recent post on Dragon's Lair jarred my memory. (Time Traveler was designed by the same guy that created Dragon's Lair)
I remember being blown away watching this game. It reminded me of the holograph scenes in Star Wars.
Such a rad game.
I only actually remember playing this game once, but it's always been stuck in my head as "That really cool hologram game." I couldn't honestly even remember what it was called, but a recent post on Dragon's Lair jarred my memory. (Time Traveler was designed by the same guy that created Dragon's Lair)
I remember being blown away watching this game. It reminded me of the holograph scenes in Star Wars.
Such a rad game.
So I've liked what I've read here. Just decided to click the Buy from amazon.com button and bought it! Now I have to wait 4-14 days... ugh! I hate waiting!
Who didn't play this game at school? Remember to buy as many bullets as you can!
The game still holds up. There's a Facebook version that's decent, but the original is pretty awesome.
The game still holds up. There's a Facebook version that's decent, but the original is pretty awesome.
I remember really enjoying this game. Of course, I was a big fan of the cartoon, so I was a bit biased. Now that I think about it, it was very similar to Mario Bros 2, in that you pick up items (generally boxes) and throw them at enemies. Fun game :)
I forgot to write about the free agency period before the draft. As you're scouting college players, you also have the opportunity to sign free agents during the off season. These players have been cut from other teams, sometimes because they're not good enough to play, sometimes because they want more money than their team can pay. If you want to grab a good free agent, get them when they're first available. The good ones go quickly, and are expensive. (I'll usually get 2 free agents max, sometimes none at all).
"My sister" owned this game, but I admit, I played it plenty as well.
The gameplay was terrible, and we didn't own the manual (I'm not actually sure how we got the game now that I think about it...). It was pretty much an impossible game, but that didn't stop me from trying!
The gameplay was terrible, and we didn't own the manual (I'm not actually sure how we got the game now that I think about it...). It was pretty much an impossible game, but that didn't stop me from trying!
Fun.