IBurningStar

I've never liked Linkin Park when I thought they were a rap rock band, but to see them change to producing this limp wristed pop rock is...kind of tragic. At least there was some uniqueness to the old sound that made me go, "Yep, this is Linkin Park," because I recognized them. Recognized them as something bad, but I still at least knew who they were as soon as I heard one of their songs come on. Now I would just assume it was some shitty emo band.

Bumper jumper all day, every day.

I have several small complaints with the game, but the absolute number one is the terrible button mapping and the fact that I can't change them. I mean, they let me swap run and jump, but that still leaves me having to awkwardly reposition my entire hand if I want to sprint and jump. The controls are fucking clunky. Menus are really cumbersome to try to quickly move through, too.

I like RE5 more than most people, I will admit that right up front. I think it is a really fun action game. Sadly, it borrows a bit too much from RE4. If you are playing with a buddy then you are in for a fan-fucking-tastic good time. I didn't like anything about TEW. It had a handful of bright spots, but mostly was a slog to play through. I had friend once tell me that it was all worth it once you get toward the end, but I couldn't stand to play it for that long. RE5 was more tense, imo, and neither one of them were scary.

Halo multiplayer and At the Drive-in's "Relationship of Command" was a popular combo during my high school years. The Soulsborne games go super well with any of the Ghost albums. I also associate Roller Coaster Tycoon with "The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me" by Brand New because when I randomly got super into RCT was also the same time that the album came out I was listening to it constantly. Those two things don't go together at all, by the way. Like, not at all.

First time through you should leave all the opportunities and everything on. It will help you find things easier and will help you wrap your mind around how the game is actually played. It is weird to say, but I think the maps are more fun once you start replaying them. My second and third times through a map tend to be my favorite. Personally I would recommend you try to get most of the unlocks from a level before moving on to the next. Having more options for your load out adds a lot to having a better experience. Maybe don't stay on every map until you hit mastery 20. There will be some you wont care for as much as others so don't spend too much time there right up front unless there is something you really want to unlock. Look at challenged to give you ideas of things you can do as well as ways to quickly get mastery up. You don't have to finish a mission to the credit from completing the challenge, it saves right away.

Metal Gear Scanlon 1 and 2 were what made me become a premium subscriber so I have to say that. Second place would have to go to Mario Party Party 5.

The entire cast should be nothing but professional wrestlers. This is the only way.

I can assure you that no one likes Quina. If we ranked all of the playable characters from every Final Fantasy ever released Quina would be near the bottom of that list. Luckily Quina tends to leave the party for large gaps of time, so if you try you can avoid having to endure him/her for very long.