llamaegg

I know what I'll be snagging tomorrow after work! Didn't know there was a digital version!

Are we talking about being dorks that buy dumb things? Why, I'm a dork that buys dumb things!

I should probably take a better picture, it's missing a few Persona 4 Arena figma's and more importantly my coldcast Sera figure which is absolutely fantastic!

Both are good, you'll get people saying how either or is literally the devil and the other is god's gift to man, because for some reason people get reeeaaal defensive when it comes to computer peripherals that they own . Just look for something that fits your requirements and has good reviews, hell, if possible try to find them in the store so you can figure out if you like the feel of mouse x and keyboard c or not.

Saying that though, as a person who replaced mice every year to try something new, and have swapped between pretty much every major company, the Steelseries Sensei has been one of my favorite mice in a long, long time.

Another thing to think of when coming to audio gear, is look at studio headphones and a desktop mic. I've found it's easier to get much better audio quality at a cheaper price, plus to this day I haven't heard a set of surround sound set's that aren't mediocre and nothing more then a gimmick used to sell sets.

See, I wanted to enjoy 3.33, because I love the idea behind it and the changed to the story, but the one thing that annoyed me to no end is that everything that plays out in the movie could have been prevented with a simple "'Hey Shinji, this is why we're not letting you pilot" instead of playing the "We're all going to be asses and not explain anything then be surprised when leaves to pilot". Oh well, I'm still hoping that 4.44 will pull it back together.

I hate the idea of calling Dota clunky, because it's really not, things like the secret shop might be a bit confusing to new players, but not clunky, instead it's much more deliberate to the faster pace of LoL. Turn speeds, skill windups, having to use teleport scrolls, etc. all have a much more deliberate feel, which, personally, I think make for a better game.

I don't believe there is anything wrong with LoL, it's not a bad game, it's just a different game, Battlefield and Counterstrike are both shooters, but play very differently, and it's no different from the moba scene.

Also, remember, Leagues viewer count is a bit off considering they imbed the tournament stream into the client, so effectively every person who logs into the game during a major tournament is considered a viewer. It still has a greater viewer count, but I feel not as large as it might seem.

Personally I find League boring to watch, I don't enjoy the rune mechanic at all, the free to play system feels very much a hindrance, and I just don't like the feel of it. I honestly do believe that League is an easier game to get into, with mechanics being much more, eh, twitchy? and the removal of denies, but at the end of the day I find Dota more interesting. And unless I'm mistaken there's a decent amount of people in reporting that have moved from League to Dota and have the same feelings.

Once again, nothing wrong with League, just not my cup of tea.

PSN: Llama_egg

Timezone: Mountain

I've had PSN for too long without friends, please be my friends. I'll shoot things for you in Destiny. That's what best buds do right?

I'm running quite a few, been playing around with them, but before I list them I will say this much, I don't think any are needed, for the most part they're quality of living additions, making things easier or less janky.

• Amp Finder; Pretty much clutch, not only does it show you what Amps are world drops and what are purchasable from a vender, but it'll show you where the hell that crafty vender is hiding.
• BijiPlates; Pretty simple mod that helps displays health bars in a better way, just makes it easier to see what's going on with someone's health pool.
• CustomFOV; Self explanatory, this gives you a way to change the FOV in the game.
• JunkIt; Gives you a one button press trash vender button. The first addon I download I couldn't live without it.
• Lockdown; I found this to be the number 1 game changing addon I've snagged. It set's the camera up to be mouse follow instead of hold right click, and makes it so you can bind abilities to mouse button 1 and 2. This effectively made the combat feel way more fluent (as a spellslinger having to jump, dodge and spam our main attack was getting a bit unruly before). Makes the combat feel way more action oriented IMO.
• SCastBar; Just a cast bar replacement, gives you more options on the customization of it (including latency).
• Scrappy; Replaces the salvaging menu to one that shows you everything you have that can be salvaged, instead of having to go through one item at a time.
• TrackMaster; Gives you a nice little trail pointing you to whatever you're targeting.

I would start with Amp Finder, JunkIt and Scrappy if you're looking to make things a bit easier in game and move out from there. Like I said, everything is quality of living additions instead of must-haves.

Muramasa was a brilliant game when it came out, and it's still holds up wonderfully well in the remake. A fantastic take on side scrolling goodness.

Go further back! Baulder's Gate 2 is not only one of my favorite games of all time, but it's the best Drow dating simulator I know of! I mean, you could romance other characters, but clearly you're wrong if you didn't pick Viconia.

I'm also surprised that no one mentioned it before me, considering Dragon Age was pretty much Bioware saying "We wan't to make another one of these games, except without paying for the D&D license and making it worst!"