Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Quite.

Second opinion needed, Senpai. So you think we need a tea room?

I feel you're implying something but I'm not quite sure...

X.x so bored today and incredibly hungry haaaaalp.

And sorry for the odd Spath. ._.

So, is it a known issue that macros cannot be used in conjunction with Trusts? Or is that "working as intended."?

So, I was scheduled to give Blood today, and my Chief is like, "You're just trying to get out of work. You can't donate."

Donated anyway during lunch :< Hate my Chief.

I meant my cat Anna :<

Oh...

Awkward.....

if you mean using a macro to call Trusts, it's working for me. My problem is there's no quick CTRL+M equivalent to get to the Trusts menu now. :\

I Am Groot.

I think AnnaMolly just made a very big announcement. o.o :D

Here's a question that really just bugs me when I try to pick up a new game.

I love RPG games, but I find that they tend to force you to make a choice you can't go back on, and what I'm referring to atm is skill points.

You earn skill points by leveling or doing quests, but once you use them you can't go back on them. You don't know what you're getting yourself into, and you might ruin your character because you don't know what you're doing.

Am I just caring way too much, because I find myself getting stuck (like an hour or so) during my first skill points because I don't know what to pick and I don't want to waste them.

How do you all handle this situation? Pick something and just live with it and learn? I guess I can have a first playthrough be an experiment but what if I get to the point where I get stuck because I don't have something, or I have too much in something that isn't helping me.

I just really hate games that don't let you reset your skills ~.~

Pick something that seems useful to me now and live with it. I'm not really a min/maxer single-player though.

Never enjoyed resetting skills too much. Makes me far more worried about my decisions because it's like they know I'm going to *** up.

Since most RPGs out all their skills out in the open from the get go or at least have a good basis of them shown to give you an idea of where you're going, I can usually map out exactly how I want to go and not worry too much, this obviously changes for MMOs because I like optimization in those but a normal RPG? I have an idea how I want my character to act/play whether it's good or bad idgf.

If it's bad? Makes the game harder, cool with me. If it's good? I have an enjoyable experience beating the ***out of EVERYTHING playing the way I wanted to anyway.

I also think of it like life. When you go down a path for so long and with so much dedication you lock yourself into it, sure you can drop and change directions but you can't just forget what you've learned and in some cases it becomes harder to learn something different or completely change how you handle things.

What game are you playing by the way?

Some Flappy Bird rip-off.

Just watched the Showa Vs Heisei Kamen Rider movie. Was pretty good for the most part; really wanna go back and watch Decade and Faiz now. Still gonna finish W first. :I
The "official" ending sucked though; the alternate one is better IMO.And the Super Sentai stuff was horribly, horribly shoehorned in. Like I really find it hard to believe anyone could possibly think it was a good idea to include it.

Flower power, respect it.

hes here! still no money :c

Anyone else have a problem with their macro menu button breaking?

Stop banging your cat.

super cute then turns into

Stop having a cat.