Nekromantix87

Damn.

I pretty much echo the same thoughts. I originally saw the game streamed on Twitch before its release and thought it was a neat-o idea. Then I bought the game day one, played the hell out of it, and got bored almost immediately. Money becomes meaningless quickly, which makes the whole shop and crafting aspects of the game inconsequential. Who cares what things are worth? Just find a value that sells, ignore supply and demand and throw it up for sale. People will buy it -- rinse, lather, repeat. It's better to sell things for less than they're worth than spend dumb amounts of time finding out what customers want to spend in an effort to make 10% more on any given day. And as was mentioned already, the dungeon loop quickly becomes boring -- it deteriorates into ignoring the first couple of floors, aside from gaining loot that stacks to ten to utilize for the cursed items in level three.

Maybe I messed up by watching it on Twitch first.

I just know I came away from the experience wanting to play the Binding of Isaac again.

1. Final Fantasy Tactics

2. Mass Effect 1

3. Terraria

I've one older brother, who I love and respect,and reading some of the responses in this thread makes me realize I'm pretty fortunate. He's 31, I'm 26.

Growing up, he was kind of my protector, never had to deal with the stereotypical older brother bully. He was thrown into the man-of-the-house position against his will when my dad's schizophrenia pretty much disabled him from providing, but he just grinned and bore it, and he shielded me from the brunt of my father's schizophrenic and alcoholic outbursts. My brother became the main bread winner after my dad was out of the picture and while my mom struggled to get an education (housewife of 20 ish years at that point), raise me, and deal with the shit storm my father left in his wake. Never once did I sense an ounce of resentment from him, just a lot of him encouragement to do what he couldn't, which was go to college.

Now that life is "normal," I still find my brother to be pretty fucking awesome. He's pretty successful (way more so than I'll probably ever be, but he's fucking earned it), living a fulfilling life, and we still are pretty close. We don't have much in common, but he's always going out of his way to bring up my interests when he's around.

But no... I don't hate my sibling. My life would probably be a lot worse if I didn't have him around in my life.

Have work in half an hour, and I'm teary eyed thinking of all he's done for the family, lol.

I went with both because I have poor impulse control with Amazon Warehouse Deals.

I'll probably be getting rid of the Xbox soon, though, as there's way too much overlap in game coverage between my PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

I didn't until I did.

Up until mid January I didn't care about either console one bit, but then I saw an Xbox One pop up on Amazon Warehouse Deals for $345 a couple of weeks ago with the condition stating it had a damaged box, so I bought it. Now I'm back on the side of not buying into the hype, as after the initial set up of the Xbox One, I haven't touched it once.

The sad thing is that my initial plan was to not buy the Xbox One and wait until worthwhile games came out for the Playstation 4, so I'm probably going to end up buying that down the line anyways. And I'm guessing I'll probably offload the Xbox One around the time I get a Playstation 4, as it doesn't make much sense for me to have a gaming computer, Wii U, 3DS, Vita, PS4 and Xbox One. I learned the hard way last generation that for me, owning every console ends with one being buried in dust, one covered in dust, and one regularly used.

Awesome. I love the Warriors series, so this makes me feel even better about my Wii U purchase last week.

I only bought it because I found one of those AMD gold vouchers on eBay for $17. Before that, I wasn't too excited. However, since then, my interest in the game has been slowly rising.

I'm not too sure I ever played any game in the Thief series, but if I haven't, I'm usually down for a decent stealth game.

Wouldn't mind seeing how much faster the fleet missions are with friends.

uPlay name's Nekromantix87

"Zero" or "Aijin 28" by the Sex Machineguns. Followed closely by Iron Maiden's "The Trooper."