Why have you got to highlight my ignorance all the time? :(

Heh. Reminds me of watching my friend balance on an egg.

Suikoden II's story definitely deserves more than it got, but this is why we tell people to broaden their horizons and check out multiple sources for their information rather than just one guy.

If you are talking about the Racial abilities that they all have, those are still in the game (If they were there before, I skipped straight to Soulstorm, so what do I know). If you wipe out the Eldar fortress you can move two spaces instead of one, if you defeat the Sisters of Battle you can create Forward Bases, which basically means you pay Global Requisition to have a custom made base prepared for your arrival into new territory, and It stays their after the match is over, so if another race attacks that province, the forward base you made will still be there (Though anything you built AFTER the forward base will now be gone).

You also get other bonus' from areas that aren't enemy headquarters. Some give you access to Elite Guard, which are super powered units unique to that race, that you buy with Global Requisition, are always with your army no matter where you go, and cost nothing towards the population cap. Webway gates function the same way I imagine. Some other bonus' like extra global requisition also exist.

@MeshGearFox: The campaign is nothing special, it's like the campaign in Star Wars Galactic Battlefield, but not as in-depth. It is definately like risk, though unlike other RTS's missions they don't have any other objective other than destroy the enemy, or hold over 50% of the Critical Locations. The only time you'll get an objective different from that is when you are attacking an enemy races Headquarters. For instance you'll have to destroy the generators giving the Eldar their protective sheilds.

The two races added to it, The Sisters of Battle and Dark Eldar are rather fun, so I would get the expansion if not for the campaign, then to play around with them. My favourite race is the Sisters of Battle, though a million people will tell you otherwise. Dark Eldar, I've never used them much though they do seem interesting, alot more vehicle focused.

I'll admit, you have me intrigued. I will keep on chugging along.

You hit enter to "turn the page" and occasionally make dialog choices that may or may not decide how the story plays out. That's what my understand is anyway.

Yes, I'm 18, so this makes me feel rather young actually. :)

My quest to play all the Suikoden games continues. I'm on Suikoden IV.


I can see why my boyfriend sold this game. I honestly don't know if I have the patience. It all looks like it would be really fun, but one thing fucking RUINS the entire experience and that is this fucking boat.

Do you spend a lot of time on this boat because I don't think I have the patience for this slow ass motherfucking hunk-of-junk. Especially couple with the ABSURD encounter rate.

The Dresden Dolls - Delilah.

I'm kind of freaking out about that. There is a reason it is the song of the momment. My friend was webcasting covers of Dresden Dolls/Amanda Palmer songs and during that song Amanda Palmer came in and chatted with us. It...was so surreal. It came out of nowhere and it was so cool. There were only 8 of us watching our friend and she popped into this tiny random webcast.


THIS COMMENT WAS WRITTEN IN A MOMENT OF FANATICISM AND I CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS COMMENT WHEN I WAKE UP TOMORROW MORNING.

Mass Effect 2 is more of an RPG. Its not a hard choice.

Been playing Dawn of War: Soulstorm against my boyfriend recently. He sucks , so I let him use the Tyranids mod to give him a fighting chance.

Oh! This is one of those playful banter/jibe things right!? >.< I feel so welcome! Just like one of the guys. Okay, you had a dig at me, and now its my turn right?

Okay, okay. I can do this, your momma ate so many skittles that she...uh, no, when you were born, your momma ate so many skittles -

wait.

I fucked it up again.

Okay, your momma is so fat, when she eats skittles she has to...um...

If this wasn't fan service and they are just trying to portray realism by show wear and tear to her clothes, why is this never the case for male characters? Male characters may get the odd little rip on their shirt, or their jeans, but their left buttock is never hanging out while some thread dangles over their nipples.

I love the moment where I ask if someone wants a cider because I'm going to get one from the fridge, the person decides to not only tell me that they don't drink, also why they don't drink and also that my drinking this one lone cider makes me practically one with the animals, being unable to comprehend their superior intelligence. Then they have a smug look on their face like they are now the fucking Dalai Lama of wisdom.


Look, I was just being nice. I don't really want to give you one of my ciders, it's just a faux pas to not offer. I am aware drinking is bad for me, I have taken upon me, the seemingly  Atlas type responsibility, to choose to have a cider once a week with my Sunday dinner.