Stick with BB or move on?

[rena-ko]

you have too much freetime?
well, learn japanese so you can import PSU rightaway when it gets released this in december or so.

[Wyndham]

i suggest you find a talent, and milk it for all it's worth.
i make origami, and it pays okay.
i work in my spare time, and its pretty hard, but 300$ on one job of 700 pieces was worth it. and about 200 took me thirty seconds or less.

that way, if you do so, you can afford to throw money around and find other good videogames. >_>
there IS life after PSO.

[Badger-sama]

On 2005-10-12 12:26, Oran1324 wrote:
i suggest you find a talent, and milk it for all it's worth.
i make origami, and it pays okay.
i work in my spare time, and its pretty hard, but 300$ on one job of 700 pieces was worth it. and about 200 took me thirty seconds or less.

that way, if you do so, you can afford to throw money around and find other good videogames. >_>
there IS life after PSO.

I can make origami, but you must have some major skills and perfection to make money off it :/

[Larian]

On 2005-10-12 10:40, Solstis wrote:

PSII makes me want to break my Gameboy (I bought the collection) into little pieces. It's still fun though.

Preach on brother!!!

PS III Sucked major butt in my opinion...and PS IV kicks so much butt it's not even funny!!! PS IV is the second game that saved my life!!! Shining Force was the first BTW. =D

[PhantomAlpha]

On 2005-10-12 10:33, roygbiv wrote:

On 2005-10-12 10:28, digigram wrote:
quit BB and listen to squarepusher

<3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

I agree wholeheartedly.

Also one cd is probably not enough.

I'm gonna fuck you with my red hot car.


Yeah, go play something else or the old games.

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[Skorpius]

Ever try playing one of the vast array of other video games currently on the market?

[Blitzkommando]

I have kind of lost interest in Blue Burst as well. Been playing GC 'online' *cough*... Yeah, no more about that here though so...

I've actually been playing tons of FPS games lately. And it has been a blast.

I downloaded the demo version of FEAR and I have to say it is like playing Silent Hill or Resident Evil in first person. Very, very good stuff. Awesome graphics.

I also bought Far Cry. For less than $20 it is a pretty darn good game. It will kill most computers, as will FEAR, but if you can run it I feel it is worth the $20.

Of course, I have been playing a lot of Half-Life 2 and various mods for it. I am anxiously awaiting the Lost Coast so as I can play with HDR. Got my graphics card upgraded and ready for the ultimate settings on it. It's gonna look amazing methinks.

Other games I have been playing have been a little bit of Doom 3, which looks freaking awesome in Ultra quality, and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.

Next week comes Age of Empires III and FEAR. If you like strategy games I suggest you check it out. Even the demo is extremely addictive. I cannot imagine how awesome the full version is gonna be. The same goes for FEAR. Just keep in mind, Age of Empires III demo is about 500MB installed and FEAR is a little over 1GB (just for the demo!).

[HUnewearl_Meira]

On 2005-10-12 10:40, Solstis wrote:
Square-who?

Play some of the old Phantasy Stars.

I'll warn you that they're a crappa-load hard. PSII makes me want to break my Gameboy (I bought the collection) into little pieces. It's still fun though.

You think just playing through it is tough? My brother-in-law leveled every character to level 50 before the first major boss.

Phantasy Star II is said to have the toughest dungeons of the series, and possibly some of the toughest dungeons in the history of RPGs. If you play Phantasy Star II, be prepared to do a great deal of levelling.


Badger, I encourage you to play through the original series. Phantasy Star has a rich history laid out through those games. I do reccomend that you play Phantasy Star III, first, for the reason that it contains both the best and worst of everything in the series, and playing the far more balanced other games in the series will spoil the experience for you. The trend in Phantasy Star Phandom seems to be that you probably won't like Phantasy Star III much unless you play it very early on.

Beware of wiggling ears on giant, disembodied faces.

[digigram]

badger/roygbiv (nice boards ref),

If you get the chance, get chaos A.D. (old jenkinson stuff with crap recordings and hilarious pokes at the rave scene) and Squarepusher Selection sixteen.

Or you know, put arovane on repeat.