Recent content by WaruTaru

Let me help you fix that. 0) Even on Hard difficulty the game is not that challenging. If you're looking for some casual play then this point wouldn't bother you much. If you're actually looking for something difficult to challenge, you'll be disappointed. 1) Crafting is broken. The moment...

It was the first game I completed on my PS2 way back then. Even bought the japanese Final Mix version just for the extra Unknown boss. Good times.

Worst combat system I've experienced: Bethesda's Elder Scrolls. When I am grinding, the last thing I need is a boring fight. It really takes me out of the game especially if I'm gonna be spending shitload of time in combat. Good combat system(s): A toss up between Grandia's turn-based style...

Stabbing the ball might have been a bit too much. It's probably more in line with griefing if the person tossed the ball up a tree and it got stuck there. It'll give the person some lulz as he watch our attempts at getting the ball back. Especially if we can't climb trees.

That stuff like this can be shared with family, friends and strangers across the world. [http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/porsche-stuck-wet-cement-proves-karma-exists-210302568.html]

If the manga reading club involves anime discussion, annual trips to comifes, drawing actual manga and cosplay, you're probably thinking of Genshiken.

Vouching for Vagabond, Piano no Mori, Historie, Vinland Saga and Uzumaki. Adding to the list: 1) Junji Ito's works, if that is your cup of tea. 2) Cesare (by Souryo Fuyumi) 3) Liar Game 4) Team Medical Dragon 5) Doubt (by Tonogai Yoshiki) 6) Hikaru no Go 7) Bartender (by Joh Araki)...

Notice he said "F2P MMO". LOL isn't an MMO. LOL's "world" is limited to the game lobby and the map the player is playing on. Creativity and experience in MOBA games consists of testing out the "new playable characters" that they dish out on a monthly basis and find the most powerful build for...

So those poor souls who bought BF3 on PS3 was given the chance to pay for early access to spend money on DLC? Legal hurdles be damned, EA must go down one way or another. On second thought, I hope EA wins. It'll wake up the schmucks and hopefully enlighten them to never buy from EA again.

Okay, you lost me there. Seeing as I refused to buy BF3, you'll have to walk me through that one. From your post, I'm guessing you actually have to pay to get the "early access", yes? Correct me if I'm wrong.

Not that I'm supporting EA, but how is it false advertising if the game was supposed to be "free"? Companies always reserved the right to "substitute free gift A for free gift B" all the time, don't they? There is something very wrong with this lawsuit on both sides.

Expeller.

From the west, Yanni: From the east, Kitaro:

What about the cliche quote "it's not about the destination but the journey that matters"? To achieve happiness is to reach the destination, which would mean the end of the journey, which in turn leads to stagnation and decay of the spiritual self, or whatever that is the essence of the human...

So true. Also, even if the game company actually did something nasty (oh, I don't know, how about denying you from playing your game after 24 hours of gameplay), are you really going to sue them for $60? The law wouldn't be much help if the consumers themselves are lapping up the harm caused...