We Are Our Avatars IV (Uh, closed for real now)
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OoC: @Zeph, now I really want to play Brutal Legend again
Raven had not seen much of the battle, but decided to play it safe, "Who wants some love shot?" he asked before firing his healing arrow into the air, which split into 3, and each homed in on the nearest injured person... prioritizing the women.
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Mitsuru walked to the general area where the dragon had been "Does anyone have any idea what that thing was?" she asked.
Raven had not seen much of the battle, but decided to play it safe, "Who wants some love shot?" he asked before firing his healing arrow into the air, which split into 3, and each homed in on the nearest injured person... prioritizing the women.
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Mitsuru walked to the general area where the dragon had been "Does anyone have any idea what that thing was?" she asked.
Phoenix turned to Raven as the arrow healed her. She raised her hand. "Looks like I did!" she said, unaware of the terrible sexual joke behind it.
Jean practically fell on top of Flonne when she dived into the bush, so she saw her immediately. "Oh hi Flonne. Are you hiding here too?" she asked.
OOC: @Drak: Well...they both may be western RPG's (not western as in cowboys but western as in developed in America) but they are very...different from one another. For instance, I don't recall ever being afraid in Fallout...ever. Maybe where you run into a death claw, maybe. But at least in Fallout (3 anyway) even when you are crawling through a dark, dank hole filled with super mutants or ghouls or whatever, you've sill at least got your PIPboy light and radio. In Bioshock...everything is far more...intense.
OOC: @Drak: Well...they both may be western RPG's (not western as in cowboys but western as in developed in America) but they are very...different from one another. For instance, I don't recall ever being afraid in Fallout...ever. Maybe where you run into a death claw, maybe. But at least in Fallout (3 anyway) even when you are crawling through a dark, dank hole filled with super mutants or ghouls or whatever, you've sill at least got your PIPboy light and radio. In Bioshock...everything is far more...intense.
Phoenix yawned and walked inside the ship and fell asleep.
OoC: Goodnight... Not sure if I'll be on from tomorrow to at least tuesday because of an exam, so see ya!
OoC: Goodnight... Not sure if I'll be on from tomorrow to at least tuesday because of an exam, so see ya!
Marcus saw the one woman go up to where the dragon was. He didn't know her, but he hadn't seen her fight against the beast either.
He walked up and gave a little wave. "Hey, I'm Marcus, what's your's?"
@Rosh: Bye guy!
He walked up and gave a little wave. "Hey, I'm Marcus, what's your's?"
@Rosh: Bye guy!
Flonne breathed a sigh of relief when she noticed that it was Jean that had hopped into cover with her. "Oh, hello Miss Jean! As a matter of fact I am!" She said rather loudly, forgetting for a moment that hiding involved trying to avoid drawing attention to yourself.
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Raven's arrow struck Etna and healed the mostly superficial damage that she had suffered, as well as her nausea. She stood back up and took a deep breath, followed by a relieved sigh. She went to where the drake used to be, wanting to see if she could pry off its scales to add to her treasure pile. She groaned when all she found at the scene was a pin, so she picked it up and looked it over out of curiosity.
@Outis: There should really be more Western RPGs, Western as in cowboys are involved. I can't think of any, and that makes me sad...
Anyway, I was never really scared of anything in Bioshock, so I don't really see a lot of difference in tone there.
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Raven's arrow struck Etna and healed the mostly superficial damage that she had suffered, as well as her nausea. She stood back up and took a deep breath, followed by a relieved sigh. She went to where the drake used to be, wanting to see if she could pry off its scales to add to her treasure pile. She groaned when all she found at the scene was a pin, so she picked it up and looked it over out of curiosity.
@Outis: There should really be more Western RPGs, Western as in cowboys are involved. I can't think of any, and that makes me sad...
Anyway, I was never really scared of anything in Bioshock, so I don't really see a lot of difference in tone there.
All that Etna would see is a rather high quality button with the markings of Pegaso labelled on the upper portion of the button. It didn't seem to be special to her, other than it looked nice.
Jean pulled Flonne closer to her and clamped her mouth shut with her free hand.
OOC: I would also like a western RPG. You could kinda call Red Dead Redemption an RPG...kinda. And like I said, things are just more intense in Bioshock. Granted I'm still early in the game, but there doesn't seem to be much humor to be found in Rapture. It's all very grim at the best of times. You can also tell they really want to try and be scary too. I feel like I should have stuck with my instincts and just stayed away from it all together...but I saw it was, like, $6 at a used game store, and Bioshock 2 was only $11 or so, so I was like "Meh, why not."
OOC: I would also like a western RPG. You could kinda call Red Dead Redemption an RPG...kinda. And like I said, things are just more intense in Bioshock. Granted I'm still early in the game, but there doesn't seem to be much humor to be found in Rapture. It's all very grim at the best of times. You can also tell they really want to try and be scary too. I feel like I should have stuck with my instincts and just stayed away from it all together...but I saw it was, like, $6 at a used game store, and Bioshock 2 was only $11 or so, so I was like "Meh, why not."
Long fang wandered out and observed the dragon. "What did I miss? I saw some strange colored creature swooping through the air just a second ago, came by to find out."
OoC: Speaking of fallout, I've been thinking on bringing in a character from there. Any complaints on the idea of dragging the new vegas wanderer in for a spell?
OoC: Speaking of fallout, I've been thinking on bringing in a character from there. Any complaints on the idea of dragging the new vegas wanderer in for a spell?
Etna looked over the button a little longer as she aimlessly wandered back to the camp-site (Where I'm assuming everyone else is).
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Flonne titled her head and gave Jean a quizzical look, since she was rendered unable to ask Jean what she was doing.
@demon: Good lord, how long ago was that? I can't even remember. Anyway, I gave FPS a recap in the Chat Group outlining our current situation. You could go look at that to get an idea.
@Outis: I was just thinking that Red Dead Redemption was probably the closest thing I've played to a cowboy RPG.
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Flonne titled her head and gave Jean a quizzical look, since she was rendered unable to ask Jean what she was doing.
@demon: Good lord, how long ago was that? I can't even remember. Anyway, I gave FPS a recap in the Chat Group outlining our current situation. You could go look at that to get an idea.
@Outis: I was just thinking that Red Dead Redemption was probably the closest thing I've played to a cowboy RPG.
OoC: I wouldnt mind bringing the fallout 3 wanderer. Hell, it'd be fun to have them meet for the first time.
Marcus was stunned for a couple seconds as he wasn't expecting a name with so many vowels, or Japanese. "Um... c-can I get that one more time... I recently became deaf, and lip reading is a lot harder than it's made out to be..." Marcus looked rather embarrassed to ask for the help.
@FPS: Not quite a dragon in that sense.
It's gone anyways, the only thing that remains of the drake is the pin that Etna has. Also it didn't swoop in, 'noise' is for easy explaining is pretty much a spirit. Mark actually made it visible to the others.
@FPS: Not quite a dragon in that sense.
OOC: I was playing around with the idea of bringing a Fallout OC in at some point, but not in this thread. Also, RDR is a great game...
Jean simply shushed Flonne and scooted toward the edge of the bush. After peeking out, she saw everything seemed to be clear, so she hauled herself and Flonne out of the bush.
Jean simply shushed Flonne and scooted toward the edge of the bush. After peeking out, she saw everything seemed to be clear, so she hauled herself and Flonne out of the bush.