MetalCaveman

God Eater Resurrection, tried to complete all missions, but some of them proved too much for me. At the point I am, the only way to beat those missions would be to craft/upgrade certain weapons I don't have, and after looking at the materials needed I decided I can't be bothered to farm for those right now. Looking at my stats, I apparently played for more than 200 hours, with more than 1000 missions completed, that's pretty cool. \m/ \m/ Loved Burst on the PSP and Resurrection is a huge improvement from it, so yeah, I'd definitively recommend this one. I was surprised to see how much more content this has, finished the Burst storyline and then found out there were several more story missions afterwards. The way it expands upon the events of Burst was pretty cool, specially in regards to the development of certain characters. \m/ \m/

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The Clovefield Paradox. Pretty cool, reminded me a lot of Event Horizon, except, with less hell stuff and more sci-fi stuff.

You should, it's fucking awesome! \m/ \m/

Anyone here playing? What are your thoughts?

HELL YEAH \m/ \m/

I remember you shared some stuff on twitter, didn't know you had stopped/dropped it.

It's definitively hard to adapt, the attention to detail (and all the little details) on the illustrations makes it almost impossible to accurately translate his stuff into animation. Though the horror aspects of it do nothing for me, I enjoy the illustrations/art quite a bit.

https://godotengine.org/ 3.0 Has released, and it has some pretty cool features:

On Yngwie: I mostly know him as the "arpeggios from hell guy", but I do like the songs I've listened to. \m/ \m/

Does he hate metal now or something? OT:

https://thebulletin.org/2018-doomsday-clock-statement

Alebrijes are somewhat recent, created in 1936 or so by an artist, Pedro Linares, and they are pretty popular, though I had never seen them associated with the Day of the Dead stuff until Coco. I liked the way Coco handled the Day of the Dead, its representation of the altars people place, with the pictures, food and all that stuff was pretty neat, it's clear they made some research and that they took this stuff seriously (though with the liberty of mixing in alebrijes, which I thought was cool). The Land of the Dead was pretty interesting, and seeing cameos from people like Cantinflas and Pedro Infante was awesome, though I do prefer the way The Book of Life depicted it. Coco is among my favourite movies from 2017, and I'm glad to see other people are enjoying it. \m/ \m/

Never underestimate the power of the Saberface. \m/ \m/