Kansas was always a second or third tier prog band I listened to. Yea, they're not weird enough for me. "Middle of the road" as you say. Styx is another one. I like them, but not with the passion I like Caravan or Nektar or Camel.
It keeps coming up on sale on Xbox Live, and I keep wanting to buy it again.
Mentally, I'm trying. I'm thinking of doing what I did last time and making it into a kind of RPG. Last time, I looked at the achievement list and used that as a kind of quest map. With the new additions to the game, and a full 1000 gamer score (up from 400), I think I can do that again and make it more focused and less time consuming. I'm not really into building giant structures because I know how long it takes to make them. Maybe it's shorter in creative mode where you have all the resources, but it's not fun to me without the dangers of the mobs.
For some reason, I wasn't even sure I had the key when I went back to the game after beating that thief. I checked my inventory but didn't think to look at it so closely. It's something you would automatically do in real life because an object has weight that you can feel, but in a game world, it's just a stat in your inventory and sometimes you forget the obvious. This wouldn't happen on an Oculus Rift, I can tell you that.
My friend at work is talking to me about converting your levels to legendary and I'm a level 3 Orc. I nod and take in the information, but I am way, way behind on this.
I wouldn't want to be the one to redownload 500 GB of games to the new drive. Or maybe that's not as awful as it sounds?
I haven't heard Kansas in a very long time. When I get to 1974, I'll give that first album a listen again. The song "Point of No Return" was pretty cool (that was from '77 though).
I would love to play Paper Mario sometime. Loved Thousand Year Door.
I didn't think of that. I spent the whole time trying to light up the room so I could examine the frescos on the walls really closely. One had a butterfly, and the other two might have been the Bear and Owl?. In any case, they didn't help me.
The main thing is that I play games with a friend of mine most of the time, so it's always about co-op stuff, shooters and the like. I squeeze in a solo game here and there but it's difficult when someone is telling you, "Hey, let's play Minecraft", or "Let's play Borderlands." . In High School I gamed alone a lot and that's when I played hex grid strategy board games like Squad Leader and solo dungeon crawls like Wizardry. Whenever I see games like those two, I get all nostalgic and usually buy them, but then have trouble finding the time. I did get some good solo gaming in this week though with my new schedule. I was able to get stuck in Zelda: Oracle of Ages. I'm going to try and get quality time in with Metroid Prime this week.
