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*revives*

As I've beaten DSII.... 4 times? With a SL of 345 & SM of 26,762,231 I thought I'd put the game down, so I've gone back to DSI to see if I can take what I've learnt from playing DSII and implement it there. So back to square one!

Let's see. Pixel Piracy.. Shadowrun Returns.. Minecraft for the PS3 and South Park: Stick of Truth

Candy Crush >.>

PsychoCliff wrote:Let's see. Pixel Piracy.. Shadowrun Returns.. Minecraft for the PS3 and South Park: Stick of Truth

Nice choices!

Anyone try, Gangs of Deadsville??

Ok so I just found this thread and I need to vent about a few things.

First off, table top games. If you love em and love sitting around with your friends talking trash (or just sitting around playing a game with friends) I have to recommend Munchkin. And Smash Up.

Munchkin is your quintessential dungeon crawl. Except for one small flaw. Your competing with your friends. This gives you the ability to either help or hinder each individual as they 'kick open a door' to find either some kind of treasure or a horrible nasty icky creature. I personally am all for my Pirate Munchkin. There is nothing like running around with a pair of Davy Jones' Dickers, a tricorner (yes it's spelled right) hat, and a .50 caliber tulip (usable by the Dutch only). In this particular version you have three classes and three accents (races for you D&D junkies out there). Accents (races) are: Dutch, Spanish and British. Classes are: Merchant, Pirate and Navy. Each have their own specific perks and the game is incredibly cheap (only around $15) and it's a ton of fun and full of laughs.

The second table top game I've become addicted to is known as Smash Up. You know those old arguments such as 'Ninjas or Pirates?' or 'Dinosaurs or Robots?' that you always have with your friends? Well, now it's time to put your money where your mouth is. In a game that is a lot like Magic the Gathering, you take two factions (starter set comes with Dinosaurs, Robots, Tricksters, Aliens, Ninjas, Pirates, Wizards and Zombies) mix em together and and do battle with your friends for control of 'bases'. Places like 'The Mothership' or 'Evans City Cemetery' become the battlegrounds for your factions. Bases break when a certain number of points are accrued on them and then the base has point values associated with them so if you come in first place you get 3 points, second place 1 point and third place 1 point. Some bases however have nifty little abilities on them like "The winner must discard his or her hand and draw five new cards'. Could be useful...or it could totally mess you up. Play smart, play strategically and may the best faction win!

As for PC games...

Rift. This is kinda of something I'm dipping my toes in. Haven't spent much time with it yet.

Wildstar. I. LOVE. THIS. GAME. What would happen if Star Wars was written by Monty Python? Wildstar would happen. From NecroRobots to crazy evil genius hamsters it's ALL there. It's got enough MMO to please even the hardcore RPGers with enough humor and silliness to break up the monotony we all find in MMO's nowadays. Run from this place to this place and kill this BUT you get to have a conversation with one of those evil genius hamsters I told you about. Oh yeah, and the game talks to you when you earn achievements and gain levels and such. There is too much about this game that is just epic.

My teacher/coworker/classmate/boss/friend just bought me Minecraft for PC >.>

Then he picked me up with some kind of anti-gravity gun thinger, flew me up into the air and dropped me. I went splat.

Blake wrote:Ok so I just found this thread and I need to vent about a few things.

First off, table top games. If you love em and love sitting around with your friends talking trash (or just sitting around playing a game with friends) I have to recommend Munchkin. And Smash Up.

Munchkin is your quintessential dungeon crawl. Except for one small flaw. Your competing with your friends. This gives you the ability to either help or hinder each individual as they 'kick open a door' to find either some kind of treasure or a horrible nasty icky creature. I personally am all for my Pirate Munchkin. There is nothing like running around with a pair of Davy Jones' Dickers, a tricorner (yes it's spelled right) hat, and a .50 caliber tulip (usable by the Dutch only). In this particular version you have three classes and three accents (races for you D&D junkies out there). Accents (races) are: Dutch, Spanish and British. Classes are: Merchant, Pirate and Navy. Each have their own specific perks and the game is incredibly cheap (only around $15) and it's a ton of fun and full of laughs.

Flaw?? That's the best part of Munchkin!

Madison wrote:

Blake wrote:Ok so I just found this thread and I need to vent about a few things.

First off, table top games. If you love em and love sitting around with your friends talking trash (or just sitting around playing a game with friends) I have to recommend Munchkin. And Smash Up.

Munchkin is your quintessential dungeon crawl. Except for one small flaw. Your competing with your friends. This gives you the ability to either help or hinder each individual as they 'kick open a door' to find either some kind of treasure or a horrible nasty icky creature. I personally am all for my Pirate Munchkin. There is nothing like running around with a pair of Davy Jones' Dickers, a tricorner (yes it's spelled right) hat, and a .50 caliber tulip (usable by the Dutch only). In this particular version you have three classes and three accents (races for you D&D junkies out there). Accents (races) are: Dutch, Spanish and British. Classes are: Merchant, Pirate and Navy. Each have their own specific perks and the game is incredibly cheap (only around $15) and it's a ton of fun and full of laughs.

Flaw?? That's the best part of Munchkin!

Oh I completely agree. Especially in Zombie Munchkin when you can recycle curses and such >.>

I've just started gaming again.
I'm currently playing Skyrim >.> FROM THE START, on a brand new account.

If you haz xbox add me @ sinformebaby (lol!)
I have no Mic though >.>

I need to get back to skyrim >.>