I was going to end my free trial for PS Now for the week yesterday, since my account would be charged $20 for a month of streaming, and for some reason I didn't do it last night. I don't know why, but I kept feeling like yesterday was Sunday, even though I worked and everything. Now I have a month of PS Now streaming, which for some reason doesn't have all the PS Now games on it, only Subscription games. Guess I could take advantage of it now and then, but Uncharted was the only interesting game I wanted to play. Oh well, buh-bye twenty dollars, you will be missed
It's just another way for my mom to say "there's plenty to eat" when there's nothing. A fridge full of yogurt, milk, and condiments doesn't make a dinner. There's nothing I could even use to make a darn sandwich. I want to get and get Carl's Jr or order pizza, but I don't feel like driving, and pizza costs more than I feel like paying.
Right now I feel like ducking my head down into the ground out of fear like an Ostrich, don't care if it's a myth, it's still amusing, because Chapter 18 of Uncharted is making me go bonkers. Kinda like this
But the joy you get afterwards when you find out ho much money you get from them is so much better. I only got $305 from last year, but this time around, I've got $1,287. That's enough for me to buy a New 3DS, pre-order Type-0 HD, and dump plenty more into my savings. I didn't think I'd get so much either. I'm happy right now, but that took a darn long time
I'm just wondering, does anyone have any knowledge on this game? I've tried looking info up on it, but surprisingly, it's pretty devoid of any sort of useful info online, except for the usual summary, and spoiler-rific plot summary on rpgfan.com. I just wonder if it'd be worth buying to play again, because growing up I remember having it, but it was so long ago, the only thing I could ever remember about it was that you had these little dolls that you fought with and fed them gems or something to make them better, and it was a grid-based rpg, a lot like Final Fantasy tactics. I never got too far into the game, maybe about 4 or 5 levels into it, and even that's sketchy. I have no memory of the plot whatsoever, and it'd be nice if I could find out whether or not it's as good a game as I seem to remember growing up, or it's kind of a "meh" game not really worth playing. Before anything comes up about watching walkthroughs or let's plays, I tried it; it's a little boring watch someone take 20 minutes to go through a single level with 5 enemies in the first 20 minutes of the game. Oh, and my little snip about this game: the cover is a little disturbing, and not too great to look at
I needed to finish up school from yesterday today so I wouldn't wait too long to do it, and I found out that all the files that were fine on the computers at school yesterday wouldn't work today, so I needed to mess around from the beginning on my lessons again just to get where I was. After doing that, I found that a book that should be updated for CC, considering it's made to teach on Creative Cloud, does not seem to be entirely updated, since all the buttons and whatnot weren't in the places it said it was, and I needed to figure out something so simple that would normally take 30 minutes to finish in all, but instead took almost 2 hours or so. Excuse me while I go back to codeacademy and learn HTML5 now and try to make this class easier....after I finally go out and take my pictures for photography class.
Norse Mythology, on the way. Rick Riordan needs to speed up those books. Wonder if he'll ever do a crossover with one of his other series though, that'd be amusing.
I thought I was bad at shooters, but Uncharted is reteaching me this lesson. It was fun in Uncharted 2 when I went around beating people up with my fists in small circular rooms, but I'm having a terrible time on the first game, and I'm only on chapter 4, and I think I've died more times than I failed the quick-time events on Tomb Raider
I feel like playing KOTOR and heck, even KOTOR 2, but it's impressively difficult to not play those games without using a little handicap called cheating. I mean come on, in KOTOR you only get to lv20, so there are some stats that you just can't get up all the way that you need, but you just need to do some options over others, and in KOTOR 2; well, I think that game's history speaks for itself. Maybe I should download that patch that's online to try and get it working better.
Which Final Fantasy game would you want turned into an anime. And I don't mean an anime where there's writers making stuff up. An anime where they must follow the plot exactly as the game goes and no changes whatsoever, and no alternate endings. Same voice actors too. If it were me, I'd have to pick between Final Fantasy VIII, Final Fantasy VI, or Crises Core
My parents may say I freak out too much, but considering my sensitive skin, and the fact that Odin's claws aren't trimmed nearly often enough, it's a royal pain on my legs when he sits on me. Just 2 seconds ago for some reason he apparently thought it was a good idea to bring his claws out and it felt like my leg was just driven through a thorn bush
If I ever understood you I'd probably be watching that live showing of Obama's State of the Union address on youtube right now. Lucky for me, I don't understand it, which means I have no business watching it anyways. Time for me to watch some WatchMojo
In just about 20 minutes I need to head to school for Spring Semester. I'm still uncomfortable about leaving the pets alone till late at night, but it can't be helped. I also wish there was a way for me to get home that didn't include the highway. I'm going to be stuck in rush hour every Tuesday and Wednesday all semester
I was just wondering about this while making dinner tonight, but what do you guys consider cooking to box cooking? I mean, if we're talking about cooking without any sort of items from a box at all, the most I can do is Tacos, but even if we count boxes, what would be considered cooking from a box and not? I mean, I made Hamburger Helper for dinner, and a main part of that food is beef, and you actually have to brown it, but then you have other meals like Kraft Mac N' Cheese, which is entirely out of a box. There are after all some people who can't cook without using boxes that have some of the stuff, and then there's other people who don't use boxes at all. What do you guys consider actual cooking? Is it without using a box, or if using a box, is there an actual line that's drawn?
I've read a manga that has seriously made me wish I could throw up after seeing such disturbing images. There's a limit between comedy and fricking borderline-....I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO CALL IT!!!
Oh sorry, I meant to say a cat's tongue hurts when they lick you.
Come on Fairy Tail, most manga will have a time skip of a year or so after a large amount of time, but why in the world are you doing another time skip after you just did a 7-year skip only 2 arcs ago? Hiro Mashima enjoys skipping a little too much
I found it nice re-watching the power rangers series that I grew up with, including all the ridiculous moments in about 98% of the shows, but someone explain to me why I'm now starting to watch Operation Overdrive? It has a horrendous opening, the story is meh, and the zords and other "toys" are kind of pathetic. I'll admit, with all the corny-ness of the older series, the storytelling at least seemed to get a little better, but Operation Overdrive was kind of messed up. The only thing it had going for it was the crossover episodes partway in. Maybe I'm just a sucker for working my way toward crossover episodes
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one that's at least thought this once, but what's up with the portal to TWTNW being in the digital twilight town and no one being able to find Roxas for a while? I mean, Axel was in it a few times, but he couldn't really do too much, and if Ansem ran the computer program, why didn't he just get rid of the portal and all the nobodies inside the space in the first place? Was the digital world a completely seperate world somehow? And if the portal was in that world, how is it that all of the Organization didn't just go in through there to grab Roxas if they wanted him back so badly? Seems like a bad call on DiZ's part to leave that portal thing alone if you ask me; though I guess it was the only way to get to TWTNW in the first place, but that's just a plot thing
I've found myself going in a loop checking all of my normal sites over and over again without anything new happening, and my roku is just sitting on my TV right next to me but I don't feel like pushing the play button to continue the tv show.......I think I need something new to do for a while. What am I supposed to do? Then again, I haven't finished Shadow of Mordor yet, and I've thought of getting on Guild Wars 2 after so long.....but I know I've got to lay on my side again once I put eardrops in again. I hate my life, and I also realized just how much I use too many ellipses
