All I know about this game is it's title, and while for some that might be enough, for me it's not. To be perfectly honest, I've been slowly losing faith in Square Enix. However there seems to be a lot of people who are extremely excited about XIII. That intrigues me. It sounds like I'm trying to taunt. I'm not. I would love another great Final Fantasy game, really I would.
Well, you've got a clean slate. I'm doubtful yet optimistic. Will someone tell my why I should be excited about Final Fantasy XII?
Motivational Posters! Yes, I know you've seen them before, but I hope to show you some new ones! And if you're offended by any of the images in any of the links, feel free to say so, but no one will care. :]
Also feel free to post your own singles or your own list that you've found, or made yourself. NOTE: If there are enough posts for it to be warranted, I'll add it to the list in this post (if it's worthy), with the person who posted its name, so people don't have to search through multiple pages. I see this thread dieing out rather quick though, so that probably won't happen.
Very clean and simple. I know there's not much on there, but a big problem a lot of new website designers have is cluttering up the screen with too much stuff or making the front page (especially!) scroll. If a visitor has to scroll, they either lose some or all interest. I would suggest turning those two links in to a simple two option menu. Plain old links (when not in a specific text box and directly relating to that text) look very amateurish. I would also suggest removing the caps and making the link titles more descriptive/related to what they are linking the visitor to.
I know you just threw this together and were probably planning on changing most of the things I mentioned, but those are my suggestions for you. :]
My door is about ten feet away from where I now sit in the corner of my room. If a zombie burst in, it would probably take me close to a full second to process just what the fuck was going on. So now I have four seconds left. A quick glance to my left and right eats up another second but shows me that, in terms of weapons within reach--the best being a pair of scissors, a glass beer mug, a pen, and a floor lamp--I'm quite royally screwed. With my last three seconds I would reach out and pull over a set of crates and cinder blocks that my 360 is sitting on (sounds ghetto as hell, but they're old wooden crates and old painted cinder blocks so it actually doesn't look too bad) to partially block it's course, then stand up and kick my huge computer chair in to the mess of zombie, 360, crates, and cinder blocks. Now this would buy me possibly five or six more seconds, and with that time I would sidle between the bed and my wall (keeping my bed between the zombie and me) to grab the baseball bat I keep laying propped up against my night stand (which is a huge carboard box on its end, also ghetto, I know, but it's between my wall and my bed so you can only see what's sitting on top of it). Now either the zombie can reach over my bed (twin size) to get at me, or navigate the mess I made for him and try to follow me behind the bed (about a foot between it and the wall). I like to think, that with the severely limited processing power of the zombie brain, my attacker would see the open walkway of six or so feet along the outer side of my bed and opt for just reaching or crawling over to get at me, instead of taking the longer, narrow, and blocked path behind the bed that I took. So when he leans over to reach for me, or crawl on to the bed, he'll be presenting his head much as if we were playing a game of teeball. Home run?
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