CastlevaniaNut18

It just hate how the controls feel so slow and clunky. That was my main issue. I plan to go back to it sometime, though.

Seriously. That was painful.

I finished the Separate Ways campaign on RE4 just now. I'm thinking later tonight I may play some Fire Emblem Fates. I beat the Birthright and Conquest campaigns, but didn't get much past the opening in Revelations, so I kinda wanna go through that.

For real. I still haven't gotten back to that game, I haven't touched it since early November.

Rockstar games. And I'm saying it because in no world should RDR2 have gotten the ridiculous scores it did. Madden and CoD are the obvious ones.

So many things I wanna say... Sex work should be legal and regulated. If this was a human trafficking ring, Kraft should go to prison. How stupid can a billionaire be to go to a rub & tug parlor?

Dem feels. Actually, I just came here wonder how a thread about Motley Crue got to 3 pages. Older people bitching about younger generations and arguments over when movies were better. Makes sense the OP died out pretty quickly, as do most thread that get past one page.

I don't really ever feel the need to bitch about Gen Z'ers.

And Boomers destroyed the economy for us all. It's just really damn annoying hearing older people bitch about the younger generations. It's one of the stupidest arguments of all time.

I like both Coke and Pepsi, I might have a slight preference for Coke, but I enjoy a Pepsi. I also like RC Cola. But I'm just a member of the most entitled generation ever, what do I know?

Good. Piece of shit.

A lot of people. Including this 31 year old white woman. Who you'd also call an entitled millennial

Sony was great in 2018, but Nintendo is looking better for 2019. I'm getting Days Gone, but I dunno much else I'm getting for the system this year. I'm still up in the air on whether I'm gonna get the Crash Team Racing remake on PS4 or Switch.

I legit have no excitement for the next gen. The days of big leaps are over. This gen didn't really feel all that different from the last.

I've had some recent events in my own family that really made me understand this.

Huh, didn't know that. It's just hard to think of using "the Padres" and "good" together

I wonder if he turns away heterosexual sinners? Seriously, why do these types of Christian nut bags have such a hard on for the gay stuff?

Huh? I don't like Machado. I'd never want him on a team I like.

I figured Machado wanted the go to a team where he has a chance of winning. Money won out, I guess.

I've seen it all. I like it, though it does have some slow parts.

I actually started on two books in the last day. Going back to my old habit of reading a novel and a nonfiction at the same time. I chose: Leadership in Turbulent Times, by Doris Kearns Goodwin. She's one of my favorite historians. White Rose, Black Forest, by Eoin Dempsey. It's a WWII novel and pretty short.

Even as a gun owner, I don't feel sympathy for gun owners who live in restrictive states. Gun ownership just doesn't seem that important and I'm all in favor of making it harder.

Sooo, I ended up beating RE4. In two days. I have no idea wtf is wrong with me. That's like 19 hours of gaming in two days. I don't think I've ever done that with any game. Guess I just haven't been playing a ton lately, was in a big RE mood, and realized I was so close to finishing it, I decided to go all in. Especially since I go back to work tomorrow and I'm leaning toward working an extra day for incentive pay this week, so it's be a few days before I got a chance to finish it if I stopped tonight. I may go through Separate Ways and Assignment Ada on my next days off, but I think I'll take it a bit slower. Goddamn, I'm kinda tired. Maybe working my ass off for the next three nights will do me good. So to recap, I played through scenario A in REmake2, played through RE5 and the DLC co-op, and now I completed a third run through RE4. All in less than a month.

No, because it's not complete, unfortunately.

PC, of course.