Recent content by FirmlyUninformative

No undead? No sale. Seriously, they felt it necessary to put in two kinds of humans and three kinds of elves before any flavour of undead team? Heresy. Looks like it'll be a future DLC bundle/whatever edition pickup in future for me. Preferably at a hefty discount.

Interesting points. I guess it's mostly a question of what you're used to: I'd already mostly got the hang of the timing of the old "border of life and death" mechanic, so the added visual cues have never been of much use to me, and the fact that last spells use two bombs at once doesn't seem...

I'm curious: what exactly makes you say that? I've heard the same thing said before, and I can't fathom why. I've completed the previous two games (Embodiment of Scarlet Devil & Perfect Cherry Blossom) on normal without continuing and still haven't done the same with IN- the difficulty in...

Well that would be Touhou 9, which lands me in Gensokyo... That's either wonderful or terrifying, I can't tell which.

That is the pre-existing meaning of 'big screen'.

I ran off the edge of a staircase and landed on a sage. He assumed I was trying to murder him.

Sending the robot is completely out of the question for me. I'm guessing the fact that it's self-aware means that it would be horrendously expensive to manufacture a replacement unit, whereas any of the others who survive will actually continue drawing wages. I mean, what, is this a trick...

Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff, comic #3. That wasn't a guess, though.

Well I'm a moral nihilist, but aware that my invariably self-serving nature makes me a bad person in most people's eyes. Besides, if I got my hands on any super-powers potent enough for the job, there's a decent chance I'd try to wipe out humanity on the basis that I just don't particularly...

Aye, been playing on and off for a few years now. Up until recently nobody I knew played it, so I settled for making the fact that I partake in the game and, where necessary, the existence thereof a clear and established fact around my friends. Surprisingly, that actually worked (eventually)...

Dissidia: Final Fantasy- never seems to get boring. The freedom of movement and strategy involved far and away surpasses that of any other fighting game I've played. This may have something to do with the very well integrated RPG elements.

Sports games by a ridiculously long shot. I find them profoundly uninteresting.

...I'd point them away from me? Honestly, I have slightly less than half an idea of what I'm talking about here, but there has to be some way of deploying these things without having to undergo lethal exposure. Like... a wall of microwave ovens. With me on the non-death side of it. No?

Microwaves. ...A lot of them.

I get some kind of reoccurring glitch on Oblivion- in short, enemies keep seeing me while I have invisibility cast. The only thing that keeps me sane in these situations is the humour value involved in trying to evade perusers by running around in circles shouting "I'm invisible, you stupid...