Mister Jack

Ok I think my favorite class to play as is, surprisingly, support. Usually I'm not too into those kinds of classes because I like to get up in the thick of things, but when I play as support I'm never lacking in things to do. It's kind of like spinning plates but that's fun to me.

Ham and chicken sandwich with fritos, ramen noodles, and a coke. :heart:

I remember wanting to play Pajama Sam because I thought the graphics looked really good (I know I know...). In my defense they did look good compared to Math Blaster. I still really liked Math Blaster, though.

My resolution is to go through an entire five hours without mastur-- Aw damn. Never mind.

Back in the day a lot of PC games were being put out with the aim of either teaching you something directly or just enriching your creative or logical thinking. Hell, Maxis used to call their games "software toys". There are still a few companies out there who put out games like this for kids, but they aren't nearly as much in the spotlight as they used to be. Still, not all of them were bad. In fact, quite a few of them were pretty decent. Post about any edutainment games that you remember fondly in this thread.

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Final Fight 2.

I haven't really been seeing this. Is this for Crossfire only? Because I've been doing Blitz.

Is there a way to change classes? I don't like accidentally duplicating one of the other players on the team.

Any assassin tips?

Oh no, it's not that she appeared suddenly that bothered me. I can handle that, although I still don't like it because I feel the best villains are ones that have time to establish themselves. What bothered me about her is that her motives just didn't make sense. She was just doing it for the evulz, if you will. I can swallow some ultimate force of darkness who wants to destroy to the sake of it as an rpg end boss, but Ultimecia was supposed to be somewhat humanized, and as such I expected her goals to have some meaning to them.

Well yeah VII is easily the most influential, but I made my choice based on what I thought made the best game, not which one had the biggest influence. And I just could not get into VIII. Hated the characters, hated the battle system, and the story made no sense once Ultimecia became involved. Explain to me what in god's name there is to be gained from time compression, because the game did not do a very good job of that.

So basically it comes down to distance. Gotcha.

FFVI had, to me, the best cast of characters, the most mature story, the best villain, and some of the most memorable moments in the series.

Ecco was never really that good...

Thanks for instantly negating my fucking move, Ethan. *Edit* Oh I see you changed it. Now we're friends again. :heart:

I posted this on the "name that game" thread but I LOVE this game. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcWl2rI1qY4

What is the fundamental difference between Tank and Gunner?

10. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 9. Halo 3 8. Super Mario Galaxy 7. Gears of War 6. Street Fighter 4 5. StarCraft II 4. Uncharted 2 3. Burnout Paradise 2. God of War 1. COD: Black Ops

I know this one but I just went so someone else can have it.

I had that one too! I liked it better than the SNES one, even.

I kinda wish the in-game tutorial was a little more robust. I am not sure what highlights are for. And where do you get abilities for custom classes?

Holy shit, you're good.

Hey, I used to own that game. Here's mine. I'm probably an asshole for posting this.