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I think it's a creative way to try and help defenses without neutering the offensive explosion we've all grown to love. I wouldn't vote for it personally but I understand the idea behind it.

I got in some Hogwarts Legacy before some TEW 2020 again booking IPW in the Cornellverse. Can't wait to sink some real hours into Hogwarts this Tuesday, it's been loads of fun so far.

The FF7/Zack one I remember trying was about running so many screens in the prison desert and he would eventually show up.

My wife just beat Mass Effect 1 after I've been trying to get her to try it out for years so that's exciting stuff in this household. Never having played FemShep, watching all the main quest stuff has been the best part for me and I'm ready to get her started on 2

Pre-booked my next event on TEW 2020 and got fairly close to the end game of The Witcher 3 on my latest playthrough. Excited to do the DLC's for the first time after finishing up the main story.

I also just started (level 30) and would be up for creating a character on the EU servers to join up with an EWB guild. I didn't plan on paying monthly until I hit level 60 but if I need to before that to unlock certain things it's something I could do.

I'm currently playing FF1 for the first time in years so I can dive into SoP after that so this review was quite timely. I remember enjoying the demo but I've traditionally only played the numbered games in the series

I just got my fourth party member on Like A Dragon and it's quickly becoming one of my favorite games ever. Everything I enjoyed about Persona but with adults and without the day segments.

I have an AEW universe going in mine and I think I have about 40 people on the roster. If you are waiting on the custom image issue to be fixed I think it's safe for you to get that started.

Is there a way to tell if you have a move in your favorites already as you go through the moves? I wanted to just do one big run through and favorite all the moves I like but with some moves in overlapping categories it makes it difficult to keep straight.

It's where I found Tits

*waves from Reddit*

Happy decade GTA5 thread.

The rumbling is the strike zone and the strength of the rumble let's you know how out of the strike zone you are. When it first starts to rumble that's "painting the corners" whereas when it rumbles hard you're out of the strike zone completely

I just started playing FF14 myself (PC and NA) after coming over from my first dive into an MMO with ESO on PS4 and while I'm finding FF14 a little more difficult to wrap my head around all the bells and whistles it's definitely seems to be extremely user friendly. This being my first PC game I'm definitely struggling with the keyboard instead of the mouse when it comes to fighting but other than that I'm starting to get the hang out it. I was a tank on ESO and never had any issues with the tank anxiety you guys talk about but tanking in that game was pretty easy but couldn't imagine trying to do it yet on this game. I'm currently doing my main as a White Mage but plan to be a Dragoon as my secondary class along with Botany and weaving are the other two I'm focusing on. They really did a fantastic job with it

Anyone playing Godfall? I managed to get a PS5 from Walmart and am now trying to decide what game to start with. I was going to go with Miles but I just finished 100% the main part of Spiderman and am diving into the DLC now so I thought that would tide me over on web slinging. So is Godfall any good or should I look elsewhere?

I ended up getting a disc version from the Walmart drop last night when I couldn't get the digital version but it was gone within the first minute or two also. I got lucky to even get that one.

Yeah, along with PS+ capabilities.

Any tips on making money as a vassal who only controls one area? I know to build cities for the races you get but saving up the gold to build them takes a while and thought I might be missing a say to make gold as this game has a ton to it.

I'm wondering if I should hold off on purchasing a regular Switch in favor of the Switch Pro or whatever it's going to be called. That's rather annoying and has put a damper on the excitement of a new console 😕😕

Looking at picking up a Switch for my first Nintendo console since Super Nintendo so I'm completely out of the loop on what to get. I know Mario Party, Mario Kart, and Super Smash Bros are amazing multi-player games and that it has a few RPG's that I'm interested in but other than that I'm lost. Any tips/suggestions/things I should know?

I've been trying to avoid as much as possible about the FF7 remake so hearing that it's going to episodic is a real let down.

ESO is definitely something you want to have at least one other person if not a guild to play with usually to make it worth while but if you can find a good group it's one of the more rewarding experiences I've had over the last decade.

It was fantastic. As was Suikoden 3 which I am sad to see isn't on the PS4 😭

I second the keep going motion, it does get a little grindy and slow but when I look back on it I excuse it as a story telling method to show you the distance and non-relationship between the two in the slog of everyday life and setting up for things to come but that could be rose tinted glasses on my part as I really enjoyed most of the game.