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Yeah, waiting is definitely a good idea. I read today that they're adding a "justice system" where you can steal from guards and whatnot, and that's a step in the right direction. Maybe in a while it'll be a legit great game, but who knows?

I started playing Mercenary Kings with my brother, finally, because we didn't feel like playing Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls at the time and The Elder Scrolls can't draw us in. I really like Mercenary Kings, but the one problem I have with it is the boss battles in the Recruit Rank. When you fight the Steel Soldiers, they run away and move to a different point of the map. I know the developer probably just wanted to stress you out (in a good way) because there are time limits, but it's just more annoying than anything. Aside from that, I had heard good things about it but it's deeper than I expected, and though I heard that it gets repetitive due to its length, I should be okay with it because a lot of games are fairly repetitive if you really think about it. I might start playing Kero Blaster by myself in the near future, but for the most part I'm taking a break from games for another week or two until Mario Kart and Watch Dogs come out, since I might be burning myself out on games. Every now and then I need to take a step back for a little while.

That's what I've always loved about the story too. Though the games don't always do a good job of actually telling the story and showing how deep it really goes, having read up on it years ago I appreciated what was happening. It's nice that there aren't really "good guys" in a shooter for once. Anyway, I love Killzone. It's my favourite shooter and is one of the only ones I've put a lot of hours into the multiplayer. Normally I get bored of an online shooter after 20 hours or so, but I can keep coming back to KZ.

Are you going to watch the movie after? I'm not a massive fan of the series, but I like it and enjoy the characters enough that I was excited for the movie. The movie was solid too. It doesn't really feel like a movie, moreso just a longer episode of the show, but that's fine. Can't imagine non-fans enjoying it at all, but that's probably a given. I love Louis C.K.! I didn't know that they're doing 2 episodes every week. I saw the two and I thought it was just a one time thing. I actually made a gif of the scene in the second episode where (spoilers I guess?) he slips on the water. I don't know why that part got me so much but I cracked up. It was so simple and Louie played it so perfectly. Next Emmy winner, just for that scene. Is anybody watching Silicon Valley?

Bad Words was the last crap movie I watched. I just didn't find it funny at all except for a gag or two. Mostly it just seemed mean. Mean-spirited comedy can be fine, but there wasn't much to this... just Jason Bateman swearing and being mean to kids. It's a shame because the premise is kinda funny.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgFvNKwxYQo

Alright, cool... thanks for the response.

I had to look that up! Thanks for making me a little more educated, because I sure needed it. Since I'm a noob, I have to ask a couple questions... how active is this forum? And is the actual forum always so slow when trying to go places? I'm not being critical, I'm genuinely asking.

Yeah, I think that's the last good movie I saw too. I don't like Captain America, but the second movie was great, and came pretty close to actually making me feel something towards ol' Captain. It just does the big Hollywood comic book movie thing well, and sometimes that's all I want.

My opinion on it kind of sucks because I didn't spend nearly as much time on it during my free month as I had planned, but I'll give my opinon anyway. My brother and I were pretty excited, even though we're not huge MMO fans. I guess we kinda hoped that it would be like the core games only with some friends, but that was stupid of us. Basically it gave us a game we didn't really ask for. Skyrim/Morrowind/Oblivion with a friend is all I want. It's not a terrible game but from my experience it doesn't do a lot to separate itself from other MMOs. It keeps the Elder Scrolls leveling system where you use things to level it up, which I'm a big fan of, and there's a good variety of things you can do with your character. And as silly as it sounds, it's nice to have an MMO that doesn't base itself on cooldown periods... so this has good ol' fashioned stamina and magic points. But I think the best part of The Elder Scrolls is the freedom, whether that's sneaking into houses at night, attacking guards (and getting your ass kicked early), or just simply exploring. Since this is more of an MMO than anything, it lacks that, and to be honest, it suffers. Maybe it's unfair to judge it this way, but since it's titled The Elder Scrolls Online, I don't think it's such a bad thing to want an Elder Scrolls game. As it stands, it's pretty average but it has a few good things. Over the past month I could rarely muster up the desire to actually play it, so I guess that says it all.

Gryphons are for wimps! Beholders are where it's at. Though you can't really ride a beholder... Anyway, hello people!