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« on: July 14, 2012, 06:25:50 pm »
This looks cool. Artwork seems nice as well
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Darvi, from the sound of itDepends on if you like micromanagement and comparison of guns or notI'll give a big hearty recommendation for Borderlands; just about everything in this game (except the driving controls, and even those are manageable) is fun and finding the perfect collection of randomized guns is addictive. You WILL be checking all the loot you find, on the off chance of finding a rare and powerful gun, shield, or class mod that gives you new and improved capabilities.
The micromanagement and constant comparisons of guns gets old fast.
Who doesn't like the micromanagement and comparison of guns?
SUDDEN UNEXPECTED CHANGE OF TOPIC!Well...that was pretty WTF-inducing, alright O_o
Since I'm not sure if this is a good kickstarter or a bad one, I'm just posting it here for now: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/w21/super-techno-kitten-adventure/
Watch the video at least, it's pretty fun in a WTF kind of way...
I'd call it agnosticism, since you accept the possibility of an invisible unicorn there.Wait wait wait. I can trip over my own shoes sometimes. I'm pretty clumsy. I'd be far more likely to believe that I tripped over something else than an invisible pink unicorn.
And note that once you trip over it, you prove its existence, so it's not the best of comparisons to religion (none of which have been proven yet). If it was completely intangible too, then it'd make a better analogy, but I prefer elephants for my invisible intangible pets.
Depends on if you like micromanagement and comparison of guns or notI'll give a big hearty recommendation for Borderlands; just about everything in this game (except the driving controls, and even those are manageable) is fun and finding the perfect collection of randomized guns is addictive. You WILL be checking all the loot you find, on the off chance of finding a rare and powerful gun, shield, or class mod that gives you new and improved capabilities.
The micromanagement and constant comparisons of guns gets old fast.
