Ha ha, no. There aren't any vampires in Kane & Lynch, but both Kane and Lynch have the morals of them. Kayne & Lynch is a 3rd person shooter by the makers of Hitman. I suppose this is their crazy action game as opposed to their stealthy finese shooter Hitman.
There's so much I haven't played from this year yet. I imagine Zelda is going to be high on the list at the end of the year too.
It's just office administration. I'm hoping I'll find something within that I can get interested in. The first course is on technology. I have to take a math test to get into the other courses. Nothing too complicated, I think. I wasn't a math major.
I played some of Abyss Odyssey a while ago. I don't remember why, but it didn't grab me.
That Mayan naming thing got me looking up names, and then I stumbled upon Popol Vuh which is supposed to be a translation of Mayan creation myths and whatnot. It's also the name of a band a friend of mine loves. I've never heard them myself though. And I've never read the text, which has been very influential among certain artists. The wiki page was pretty interesting.
3 internships all at once? That's a lot.
Stardew Valley sounds like Minecraft in that way. You are told very little about how things work. Part of the fun is figuring these things out, but sometimes it's darn frustrating.
The cows just circle each other for a few seconds and then a baby pops into existence. I guess even having two clearly different sex animals was too risque, even if they never showed anything. So weird.
Yea, starting next week. I'm getting kind of nervous about it now. I just hope I can hack it after so many years.
Making it too easy takes away the tension a little too much. I resist that in Minecraft where Mark will tempt me with some trick with game saves, and I just won't do it. The risk of death is part of what makes it worth playing, even if it does frustrate the heck out of me.
In My Craftiest Hour is great. I like Ride the Mining too.
