RL stress, Vidya Games
Thanks for the support yesterday. I feel a lot better now, possibly because I need to have an initial freak out period before I can think clearly. (~-_-)~ I won't be able to graduate until fall, but hey, at least I'll be done in April. ♥
So anyways I'm like halfway through Fable III and, having never played a Fable game before, am finding myself sorely disappointed that you can't romance any of the plot relevant characters. :P I dearly want Page to be my hot Lesbian lover Queen all the while I have a terrible illicit affair with Reaver on the side (because, of course, Reaver totally hit my dad and brother, might as well make it three for three rite?). Also, the morality aspect of the game is distressingly black and white which ehhh... I guess that's nothing new. I still maintain that Dragon Age presented the most complex moral compass of any of the American console RPG's I've played so far since the good/bad decisions are rarely clear cut and there's almost always a middle road presented (additionally, you get enough dicks in your party I never felt bad about slaughtering all those Daleish elves like I would have had, say, in front of my Mass Effect party :P).
Aside from these two admittedly large set backs, the game is kind of awesome. The quests and atmosphere is shockingly well written, even if I do spend 90% of my time playing Lute Hero and fiddling around with my waredrobe.
So anyways I'm like halfway through Fable III and, having never played a Fable game before, am finding myself sorely disappointed that you can't romance any of the plot relevant characters. :P I dearly want Page to be my hot Lesbian lover Queen all the while I have a terrible illicit affair with Reaver on the side (because, of course, Reaver totally hit my dad and brother, might as well make it three for three rite?). Also, the morality aspect of the game is distressingly black and white which ehhh... I guess that's nothing new. I still maintain that Dragon Age presented the most complex moral compass of any of the American console RPG's I've played so far since the good/bad decisions are rarely clear cut and there's almost always a middle road presented (additionally, you get enough dicks in your party I never felt bad about slaughtering all those Daleish elves like I would have had, say, in front of my Mass Effect party :P).
Aside from these two admittedly large set backs, the game is kind of awesome. The quests and atmosphere is shockingly well written, even if I do spend 90% of my time playing Lute Hero and fiddling around with my waredrobe.