I'm not an RPG fan, so I don't think I'd be into either, but the grinding aspect of Octopath sounds oddly appealing to me right now. I think it's because I like the feeling of progression. Keep it going too long though, and I'll get really frustrated. Balancing act.
Yeah, I had nothing new to add here, really, I just wanted to comment. How are you?
I need to look at my digital copy and see how to get that sweet Plus content.
F-Zero GX is fun, but it almost made me kill a man, so I guess the progression of that series makes sense difficulty-wise.
This reminds me to work on my butt.
Did you or do you still have any of the files? I'd like to hear it if you're ok with that. Totally understand if you'd rather not, but I'd be interested.
I actually had a musical MySpace as well. Turns out, it still exists, but has nothing on it. https://myspace.com/thecolorviolence
To me, it feels like The Great Turning Point. Even though Y2K didn't happen, I definitely feel like technology really started to take off in the 2000s. You might say the opposite of Y2K happened, come to think of it ...
I only played Touched (I assume) on DS, and it was fun. I couldn't comment on whether it was a weaker entry, but it did what it promised.
I managed to know mostly nothing, though people telling me it was "weird" and the dialogue definitely foreshadowed things pretty heavily for me. It was an interesting experience and I loved the price tag.
Oh, I don't even disagree. It was just funny to see that much vitriol aimed Twitter's way. I totally get where it's coming from, though.
