Because I'm bored...
So, I'm creating my own...quiz? Meme? Whatever ye call it. Yes, I'm bored. Not sure I can answer the questions, myself, just yet...it'd be easier if I had my iPod with me.
Anyway, if you were to perform a concert, what would your setlist be (all covers, obviously...)? Give song titles and artists.
1. Your rocking opener:
2. Slightly slower power ballad:
3. Jaded/Love song:
4. Surprise duet with the person you stole this from:
5. Raise the roof again!:
6. Dark and angry:
7. Change to sentimental:
8. Accoustic special:
9. Your personal favorite
10. Finish with a bang!:
Okay...do whatever you like with it. I need to mull over mine some. XD And if you think of a better way to word any of those, go ahead - I'm sleepy and too bored to care about getting it all right.
Damn, this sucks...
Anyway...
If you get a chance to play Eternal Sonata for 360 or PS3, think about it first. Robin and I are having fun with it. But the game's mechanics SUCK. Camera angles are SHITE. The system for battles is fairly inventive, but some of the specifics are frustrating. And, in an attempt to make the game more challenging, Bandai incorporated a Party Level system which affects the PLAYERS, and not the characters. There are some bonuses there, such as getting access to extra special attacks, and the ability to counterattack, but losing time allotted for attacking sucks. And the special attacks are all on one button.
Basically, you have different special attacks for when you're in well-lit areas or when you're in shade or shadows. So you have to watch that, because it affects which attacks are available. Then, once you get to Party Level Three, you can equip two special attacks per element (light/dark). But if you want to use the one that isn't showing, if you're in the properly lit or shadowed area at the proper distance from your opponent, you have to HOLD the special attack button, which just won't work if you happen to have taken up too much time on your turn (which, after PL 3, is only four seconds).
So...it's okay. It's enjoyable, especially since it allows us to work together, and co-op, non-shooter games for 360 (or any system) are few and far between these days.
We'd been renting it, but it's way past due, and we're not halfway yet, XD. So last night we went to Play n' Trade and traded in some old stuff to get it. We had moneys left over, because our trade-ins added up to $37.
We have Assassin's Creed now, too. ^_^ Can't wait to see how it measures up to Mass Effect.
Mass Effect, by the way, is indomitable.
OH! And I got the Dream Theater "Chaos in Motion" DVD for x-mas from some friends. I've seen about half of the first disc. It's EFFING awesome! >D
I really want some Blind Guardian DVDs ;-;
I really NEED some GCN controllers. I have two, but one of the joysticks is coming apart. The cheapo Gamestop variety, wouldn't you know...
Okay...done for now. This helped...briefly...and a small amount...
Anyway, if you were to perform a concert, what would your setlist be (all covers, obviously...)? Give song titles and artists.
1. Your rocking opener:
2. Slightly slower power ballad:
3. Jaded/Love song:
4. Surprise duet with the person you stole this from:
5. Raise the roof again!:
6. Dark and angry:
7. Change to sentimental:
8. Accoustic special:
9. Your personal favorite
10. Finish with a bang!:
Okay...do whatever you like with it. I need to mull over mine some. XD And if you think of a better way to word any of those, go ahead - I'm sleepy and too bored to care about getting it all right.
Damn, this sucks...
Anyway...
If you get a chance to play Eternal Sonata for 360 or PS3, think about it first. Robin and I are having fun with it. But the game's mechanics SUCK. Camera angles are SHITE. The system for battles is fairly inventive, but some of the specifics are frustrating. And, in an attempt to make the game more challenging, Bandai incorporated a Party Level system which affects the PLAYERS, and not the characters. There are some bonuses there, such as getting access to extra special attacks, and the ability to counterattack, but losing time allotted for attacking sucks. And the special attacks are all on one button.
Basically, you have different special attacks for when you're in well-lit areas or when you're in shade or shadows. So you have to watch that, because it affects which attacks are available. Then, once you get to Party Level Three, you can equip two special attacks per element (light/dark). But if you want to use the one that isn't showing, if you're in the properly lit or shadowed area at the proper distance from your opponent, you have to HOLD the special attack button, which just won't work if you happen to have taken up too much time on your turn (which, after PL 3, is only four seconds).
So...it's okay. It's enjoyable, especially since it allows us to work together, and co-op, non-shooter games for 360 (or any system) are few and far between these days.
We'd been renting it, but it's way past due, and we're not halfway yet, XD. So last night we went to Play n' Trade and traded in some old stuff to get it. We had moneys left over, because our trade-ins added up to $37.
We have Assassin's Creed now, too. ^_^ Can't wait to see how it measures up to Mass Effect.
Mass Effect, by the way, is indomitable.
OH! And I got the Dream Theater "Chaos in Motion" DVD for x-mas from some friends. I've seen about half of the first disc. It's EFFING awesome! >D
I really want some Blind Guardian DVDs ;-;
I really NEED some GCN controllers. I have two, but one of the joysticks is coming apart. The cheapo Gamestop variety, wouldn't you know...
Okay...done for now. This helped...briefly...and a small amount...