I never decide until the last minute, and I'm too cheap to actually buy a costume. Last year I just parted my hair, put on black dress pants and a white dress shirt, grabbed a bike helmet, and got a diet caffeine free coke. Unfortunately my costume was too realistic, and so everybody at the party who didn't know me thought I actually was a Mormon Missionary.
One of my favorite units was a canadian lady who was a sniper, and she was turned into a zombie. I havent got another Canadian since then and I've been through about 40 soldiers.
I want to like Mass Effect and The Elder Scrolls so bad, and I've sunk dozens of hours into both entries trying to understand the appeal. I just don't like them at all. These aren't flimsy opinions with no reasoning behind them either, after spending so much time with them I have some genuine criticisms about fundamental systems with both games.
Well strippers are people too, so you might as well give her a chance and get to know her before deciding whether or not her career is something you couldn't handle.
Elves are lesser people anyways. Ahem. It's not so annoying to me that you can't choose your own race, because with DA2 they really upgraded the art style and the body types between the races and sexes became a lot more varied, so letting you choose your own race would create just one more giant resource drain. However it is pretty troubling that you can't play through your origin. Even if it was just 2 or 3 different human ones I would be totally cool with that, that just felt like a very special feature to me from the first one, hell it was even in the name, and its such a shame that they abandoned it. Granted I only played Mass Effect 2, but they only mentioned my background like twice in the whole game, and it never impacted any of the choices I made, and I hope they handle that differently in this one. It almost feels like Dragon Age 2 turned the game into a whole different series, with a ton of influence from Mass Effect. I'd almost rather they just forget about the import feature entirely and set the games a century apart as long as it meant they could bring back origins, let you go crazy with the choices you make, and give you a really varied ending. As it is imported choices never lead to relevant changes in the game themselves, because no company is going to design a level that most players might never even see. They're more like little wink and nods every so often to remind you they know your data and that always seemed kind of shallow to me. But you can design your own castle!?!? Sold.
Yeah I'd like to do my own top 10 when the Game of The Year podcasts roll around, and I'd also like to have several games in the bag to avoid spoilers on said podcasts. Currently I only have 6 2012 games I've beaten. I need to get through Reckoning, Asura's Wrath, Spec Ops, Diablo 3, ME3, DOA 5, and that's just off the top of my head. Also I keep a running list of games that I should get ahold of, and a separate bucket list of important games I need to beat.
Sometimes. When they tell me an obvious lie to manipulate me I usually say no. In fact if they said "I am a Meth Head and need money to feed my addiction" I would probably give them my change just for being honest. Im just kind of wasteful when it comes to money
Street Fighter The Legend of Chun Li was probably the worst movie I ever saw, but I don't think there's any movie I actively hated as much as Identity when I finished that. It's always the ones you think you'll like that suck the worst.
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