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I never played human just because I'm human in real life, so why be a human in my fantasy role play?

Again, it depends on how well you take care of them. My whole DS, 3DS, Advance, Vita, NES, SNES, N64, Gameboy, PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, Gamecube, Wii, WiiU and Switch collections are still in as good condition as when I first bought them. I admit that some of my PSP disks have seen better...

That's a lot to go through to get to the punch line...but worth it. In my D&D days I always played an elf, except the one time my DM allowed me to go for a cat race. Though if I were to play now with 5th edition races, I'd probably go for tiefling.

I have Gamecube and PS1 disks that are still in great shape. Wear and tear happens, but they can last a long time if you take care of them.

Funny enough, Tuchanka and Rannoch (if you're playing your cards right)end up better off after the Reapers than they were before. Because Turians and Salarians were basically backed into a corner, the Krogan got their Genophage cure...and Kalros had herself the best snack she's had in years...

You know, the more I play this, the more Liara irritates me during Thessia. I mean, I understand that seeing her planet and people under attack like that sucks. But all I could think of is "damnit, Liara! You're not the only ones." Like seriously, Earth, Palavin, Dekunna...just focus for one...

Here's all of the rulebooks I have. It's not all the D&D stuff I have...cause I have quite a few movies, mini's comics, etc. I've never actually played this before. But I've played the video game and the rules look interesting. I think Red is the most recent. This is my third edition...

I get the sinking feeling that the RP we were doing in Allsparkle is dead. If it comes back, I'd be ecstatic. Players handbooks I own include D&D 3, 3.5 and 5 as well as Cyberpunk 2020 and Cyberpunk Red. I have no desire to GM, but I wouldn't mind doing a non-pony game in one of these...

I kinda enjoyed in my Violet playthrough having to grind through gyms and then breezing through the Star camps like they were nothing. That's the reward for leveling. It's like in the original Zelda where you could go into later levels (and even succeed if you're good enough) and then come back...

So, funny thing...I see I put "highly recommend" on my review of the first issue but never kept up with it. Well, slow day at work today so I decided to get caught up. I also decided to subscribe. I actually like it. It's also very episodic so you don't have to worry about what all came before...

It was a while ago, back when I was in high school, but I used to work at an arcade and one of the game techs told me how the claw was programmed to be weak and only clamp down hard once every ten games. Ever since then I've had a really low opinion of crane games. Don't get me wrong, if you...

Crane game that's skill based? That's a rare breed.

The first one I don't think was meant to be taken seriously. Marlon Wayans was just plain irritating. Jeremy Irons and Bruce Payne tried to outdo each other chewing the scenery. It was Irons' and Payne's over the top ham that personally took it to "so bad it's good entertaining" territory. But...

*wince* Half a bottle of vodka in two hours? Fnu, please be careful. There are people here who care about you.

How many tries did it take to get her?

I can help with that. Probably not tonight as I'm getting ready to call it a night. But I do have some I can trade you.

I think I've been told this before, but I don't remember a third movie. I have the first two on DVD (to my great shame). But I just don't remember there being a third. Edit: Never mind. Found it on Amazon. Nothing that will play in Region 1 players, so I guess I'm spared seeing it.

Shh! You're giving away their secrets!

Uhh...no!

Didn't say they were reasonable. I just said some were more reasonable than others.