Let's just make it the Top 200 RPG's of the Decade and make everyone happy. :)

Just finished Suikoden II. Wow.


Man that was a good game. Of course I got like, the worst possible ending, but still, good story man, good story. Tragic.


EDIT: Now moved onto Suikoden Tierkreis since Hugh traded in his Suikoden IV to gamestop. I never thought I would ever wish for the return of the Silent Protagonist. Sometimes you don't know what you've got until you lose it.

DDS had very little micro-management, so I don't know what you mean there.

Suikoden 2: I missed getting Mukumuku in the starting village, so now I have to wander aimlessly around a path in the hopes that he might join my party. Feel like tearing my hair out. And Gamefaqs is being absolutely no help whatsoever with its vague description of what I'm supposed to be doing.

Gosh, how could I have been so wrong about the music? I DO remember it, and I do like it.

I wouldn't put it on my ipod, but it is good game music.

I don't think there is anything on that top 20 list I could deny as being worthy of being on it. Of course, I don't like some of those games, Kingdom Hearts to name one.


It breaks my heart to see Mana Khemia in the Hall of Shame list, because I love that game so much, though the PSP port does sound 20 kinds of awful.

Slowbro's before hoes.

I could lose a lot of things, I would rather lose my passport than my wallet.

If I lose my passport I report it missing and get a new one. If I lose all my money, bank cards, my library card, college card, keys, etc. It's a bigger deal.

Oh my God, is it an indication of how much of a pussy I am that that part scares me shitless?

I just carry my passport around with me

In short, yes, DD1 and 2 are worth getting. I think a lot of people have said that those two games are their favorites of the SMT series itself.

I think each game is about 40 hours long, though I can't say for sure. The stories quality is fantastic, though it becomes a bit incoherent near the end in typical JRPG gonna fuck with your head and defy logic fashion. Battles, as always with SMT, are fun. There aren't a lot of puzzles to solve, if any at all, other than flip switch to open door.

Can't comment on the music, game music has never been my thing. I wasn't displeased with it though. I just don't remember it.

A couple of bosses you'll want to use some Water magic, other than that though, your basic attack is strong enough to see  you through. Playing Suikoden II and the fights are defintely more involved, but still not difficult. I don't mind that though, some games challenge me, some don't. That's fine with me, all I care about is whether or not i'm entertained.

Just finished watching "Quills", I thought it was great amusement. Very funny.

I'm down with one of my chronic ear infections so usually I line up a few movies I want to watch in preparation. That was one of them.

Next is "Hable con ella", and eventually The Three Colours Trilogy (Blue, White, Red) - I hear many good things.

Well, if it is such a big deal to her, maybe she should learn to drive herself? She is 18. So is he.

I maybe should mention that none of my friends drive, I don't drive, she doesn't drive, my dad didn't learn to drive until he was in his 30's. I don't think anyone I went to school with knows how to drive yet.

I don't want to generalize, but I do live in the UK, and public transport is the way most teens - mid-twenties travel. Everything is much closer together than say the vast stretches of nothingness in the USA or Australia. I remember my Australian friend always going on about how she can't believe teenagers in our town didn't want to drive, when apparently it was a big deal for her and her friends.

A car would be impractical and expensive for us, when it costs me only £3 to travel into Glasgow by train, or £2 to get a return ticket to my college and back. If she was American, I would understand because its far more practical and there is a social aspect to it, but she isn't.

Also, as an update: she is still going out with him, but is still moaning about his lack of driving ability. I think she just wants to complain and that guy is so near practically perfect that its sickening that she is hard up for things to moan about. She does love to complain.

I used to want to grow a beard like the Chinese guy from Kill Bill Vol. 2.

However, that was before I saw this guys beard. (At the end)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=081dHOYY6IE&feature=youtu.be