Recent content by Zai

I loved it. Completely adored it. Just... The ending. What? Whaaaaaat?

I can't even comprehend the mindset that proclaims that "omg dlc is always a ripoff and should be burned at the stake heeeeeeeeng". DLC almost always has a place in gaming. For example, my friend has LittleBigPlanet. And he's constantly buying the new costumes for a buck or two. Do I get him...

Man, I can't hit an air target to save my life. But I guess I'll just have to work on that, eh? Also, am I the only person saddened a little by the backstory to the update? Good friends talked into fighting each other against their will?

I've always been a sucker for a good face/heel. Probably the main reason that FFT has been and will probably continue to be one of my favorite games of all time.

A puzzle game as GlaDOS? Not bad, but I'll do you one better. An RTS where you are the AI director. Preferably against real survivors.

I wish I could get neck biceps, too.

Not necessarily. He could have just wandered by a charred corpse, a Fire Flower, and saw "Metaknight" wandering off. 2 + 2 = 4.

Don't get me wrong, the solos it gives you from exploring are really useful. There's just no way of telling that they're hidden on your first playthrough. My thought process was more of "Oh, okay, I guess I will unlock more solos as I progress through the game wtf was that the final boss?"

Pretty much anything said by Delita Hyral in Chapter 3 or 4. And, if you know the game, be my new best friend. The more places I go, the more I find that no one played this gem.

This is partially correct, but mostly wrong. Yes, the game made it evident that exploration would be rewarded. But it didn't make it evident that it would be rewarded meaningfully. My friend rented this game over the course of a weekend, so I played the story missions, thinking I would need...

I was thinking this exact same thing watching it. This is 100% true.

Easily, easily Dwarf Fortress. Spending hours and hours tweaking my fortress and wondering why I can't quite get Urist McPeasant to quit adopting cats.

It also seems that he cares about the well-being of his own people just as much as the "enemy". So Tzeentch's plotting seems to do as much damage to his worshipers as it does to his foes.

Why thank you! My braille monitor is on the fritz. On a tangentially related note: Is it just me, or is it incredibly silly that Tzeentch's greater daemons can only be defeated if he wants them to be?

A real, honest-to-god, non-horrible FFT sequel. None of this storybook, judges and laws, St. Ivalice crap. I want my Shakespearian goodness back.