OctoberRaven

Lobo in that one episode of the Superman 90s cartoon. Also, Jubilee always struck me as the Scrappy-do of the 90s X-Men series. John Kramer in the Saw movies. Not Amanda or Hoffman. Just John.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors

Yeah. Getting the fence is something I really want because I'm using Breezehome as a lair/trophy room/library and hauling stuff to and fro Riften seems like a huge chore even if I try and do it all in one go. Illusion, Sneak, Enchantment and now Smithing are my only 100s, but I'm close with One-Handed, Light Armor, Pickpocketing, and Speech. Mostly due to my dungeon clearing MO of pickpocketing then trying to slit my enemy's throat with a mace (which... actually is less silly than it sounds because the glass mace has hook-like ends).

Selling things far as I can tell. Trying to indimidate theives might help too.

So I finished the Companions arc. And FINALLY got 100 Blacksmith. Not sure if the Companions side missions repeat themselves. If not, I'm going to finish up those before going to the Theives Guild. I need a fence for my trunk full of loot and I'm still not at 90 speech yet.

I too am also excited because I've been waiting for this for since I finished Persona 4.

This thread has a severe lack of votes for Pinky and the Brain. Also, holy fuck I remember Hurricanes. The only thing I remember was that they'd always win 3-2, though. Speaking of sports shows, anyone remember that Mutant League series?

1. Pinky And The Brain -Do I really have to explain this one? 2. Animaniacs -For being the genesis of PATB, also United States Canada Mexico Panama 3. Batman: The Animated Series -Again, do I have to explain this? 4. The first Pokemon series -Not the first anime I ever saw, but the first for-kids anime that I actually enjoyed (though the only other one I saw was Dragon Ball Z which was incredibly boring to me and still is) 5. WMAC Masters -They had a fight on the goddamn Earthquake ride. Plus: Ninjas. Also plus: BAM! 6. Rocko's Modern Life -Turn the page, wash your hands. Turn the page, wash your hands. 7. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 90s -Because it was awesome. 8. Legends of the Hidden Temple -I had nightmares about the Haunted Forest. 9. Biker Mice From Mars -Yeah, it was just basically TMNT with motorcycles, so what. Still fun as shit. 10. King Arthur and the Knights of Justice -Entirely for the completely bitchin' theme music. Honorable Mentions: X-Men 90s (Mostly for motherfuckin Gambit), Spider-Man 90s, Weinerville, and Nick Arcade (though in retrospect, those kids were terrrrrrrrible at video games).

That feeling when a dragon fights you while you're in Werewolf form and you rip it into shreds with ease, then whip around and kill the two trolls that decided to join in.

Really fun. Also, maybe I'm in the minority, but MUA2 just felt like a rushed product and the story didn't grip me at all. I also didn't like the changes to the system.

Not at all. TellTale has said there will be cameos, but this is supposed to take place while Rick is still in his hospital room. Actually it DOES have a spoiler...

I will be playing Persona 4 soon! But first...Persona 3! Starting tonight, I think. We could synchronise our playage of Persona 4! Wanna wait a few months? So, I got about 2 hours into Persona 3...and died. Forgot to save after the first dungeon....now I am gonna have to repeat that. Shit. The mechanic of you getting KOed in battle=game over? That is going to be annoying. Everything else with this game? I love. The voices are great, the graphics are pretty good for PS2, I like the story, the battles are interesting...I think I'm really going to like this game Luckily they fix the no-auto-AI rule in P4... but yeah, There's going to be some frustration about losing when Main dies. You want frustration though, play Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne. I've had game overs before my first turn in battle there. Try to get persona that are strong or null against Light and/or Dark spells for later on. You can do fine with having Persona that are weak to those early on, but you REALLY don't want to be vulnerable to Light/Dark spells when the enemy has them... because they're auto-kill if they hit. Also, studying and shit isn't completely useless, so if your buddies aren't up to going to Tartarus, hit the books instead. This should go without saying, but it's a good idea to have a balanced party at all times: One of each of the basic elements. Don't rely on your buddies too much though, because they like to do shit that makes no sense, like trying to use charm spells on bosses. Other than that, have fun. Persona 3 and 4 have the best examples of storytelling in gaming and you'll enjoy every second of it (well, unless you're like me and think the ending to the second chapter in Persona 3: FES was lame, but the fact that the second chapter is chiefly about the least interesting character hurts it.) Now if PSN will put Persona 1 and 2 up sometime...

Batman or Infamous 2. Stay the hell away form MUA2, btw.

Did this week's challenge and pulled off a nice little goal. Not really a tricky shot or anything but it felt satisfying to beat that damn keeper. I also did a penalty shootout in career mode that went foreeeeeeeever. I lost count but I think we were on our 10th man each. I would have won that match in regular time but the goddamn AI doesn't know how to position itself during a free kick so I can short pass and launch it in.

I only switch to third person to show off my armor, or to watch one of the drunken fistfighters veinly attempt to hurt my character as I eat a sandwich. Though it's kind of a cool pose to jump on the coverings of the kiosk shops in the Whiterun's commercial hub and crouch down.