nohman

What exactly constitutes an RPG is a discussion that seems to pop up often. A lot of people, who take a more loose view of the term, seem to primarily focus on the role-playing aspect. Which, from a semantic point of view, makes sense. If the player is able to assume agency of a role and meaningfully impact a game's narrative, then by that way of looking at it it would qualify as an RPG. Personally, I think this way of looking at it is just too broad for categorization purposes. When you divorce the traditional mechanical aspects from the role playing side of the equation, depending on how one qualifies "assuming a role," you could very well say that ANY game falls under that umbrella - which would make the term itself basically meaningless.

You can't go wrong with Butter Me Up, a romantic story of the buttery romance between two chefs. You've also got Doki Doki no Obama, a title that blends political satire with the story of a sordid romance between the President of the United States and the Chairman of the FCC.

Welcome to the forums, it's good to have you.

Happy birthday, Sarayne. Hope you have a good one.

For better or worse, I've had this in my head for the last two weeks: I attribute it to the saxophone.

I purchased Destiny yesterday and put in about 4 hours. It seems likely I'll be able to get my moneys worth out of it.

It's so good to have you, .

Welcome to the forums, I hope to see you around.

Welcome to the community, Superal. Enjoy the time you spend here and I hope to see you around the forums.

Typically, when I've read every route and all of their respective endings (good, bad, true, whatever). Basically, when I've read all there is to read. Anything else than that, even if I'm personally finished with the title, I don't considered it truly finished.

It's a fairly simple game that's easy to get into. I suspect you'll pick it up quick. As opposed to having to draw into the resources (land) you need like in MTG, in Hearthstone you get 1 mana crystal every turn. Add nohman#1217 if you ever want to play. I took a couple month break, but I'm just now getting back into it.

^^ Yeah, I can't say I totally disagree with the decision. Naxxaramas sort of put Miracle in its place, but Leeroy is still a strong card in a number of other decks. You can no longer Leeroy + Power Overwhelming + Faceless anymore. It does cripple Miracle's burst, but I don't know if it'll entirely ruin it. Dat Buzzard nef on the other hand....

Welcome to the community. I hope to see you around the site.

I've been getting back into Fire Emblem Awakening in my fee time between classes this week. I don't know why I put it down in the first place.

The Leeroy nerf makes me sad since Miracle has been my main deck for awhile now. I've got a golden Valeera and like 85% of the deck gold. Malygod is an alternative, but it's just too slow. Tempo rogue isn't really too competitive either. Oh well, all aboard the control warrior train. At least I can get 3200 dust out of my Leeroy. On a side note I opened a golden King Krush yesterday. Making it the 4th King Krush I've opened this year.

Black Lilith stuff usually best appeals to my tastes, but there's something er... "charming (?)" about ZyX stuff.