Teh net is back.
Jan. 6th, 2011 10:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shade184So we just got our internets back, no thanks to one employee who didn't reset it. -_- Haven't checked out Echofon yet, kinda afraid to touch it for fear that it might explode. :P
Been playing Golden Sun: Dark Dawn nearly non-stop since I got it. It's very comfortable for me. Most fantasy worlds in books and games take a while for me to settle in and get used to them. Morrowind and Oblivion, Dragon Age, LotR (although that might have also had something to do with the books' long-windedness), Seventh Tower, etc. But not this one, I was sucked in right away. Some conversations are a bit long-winded, although the localisation team deserves major kudos for giving the characters very distinct and believable personalities. Oh, and the game's way too easy, I've only ever truly struggled in a battle twice. Although that could just be Genre Savviness on my part when it comes to elemental magic. But whatever.
It's a great game, and I'd recommend it to anyone with enough time on their hands to actually finish it. And especially anyone who enjoyed the first games - there's a lot in there for those of us who played the earlier parts of the series.
I was just looking at some older posts, and I realised I have a tendency to be very long-winded when I write. Does this bother anyone? :/
Been playing Golden Sun: Dark Dawn nearly non-stop since I got it. It's very comfortable for me. Most fantasy worlds in books and games take a while for me to settle in and get used to them. Morrowind and Oblivion, Dragon Age, LotR (although that might have also had something to do with the books' long-windedness), Seventh Tower, etc. But not this one, I was sucked in right away. Some conversations are a bit long-winded, although the localisation team deserves major kudos for giving the characters very distinct and believable personalities. Oh, and the game's way too easy, I've only ever truly struggled in a battle twice. Although that could just be Genre Savviness on my part when it comes to elemental magic. But whatever.
It's a great game, and I'd recommend it to anyone with enough time on their hands to actually finish it. And especially anyone who enjoyed the first games - there's a lot in there for those of us who played the earlier parts of the series.
I was just looking at some older posts, and I realised I have a tendency to be very long-winded when I write. Does this bother anyone? :/
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on 2011-01-06 12:04 pm (UTC)