Psychic_Ketchup

If I'm going with total hours played, it's gotta be Dark Souls II. Even though I didn't really like the game as much, I still somehow put over 150 hours into it.

Yellow Mustard

Musique pour la tristesse de Xion

Royal Radiance

Overdrive (Auron's limit)

Twilight Town. Then I'd always be able to listen to that sweet Lazy Afternoons (2.5 version)

To Our Surprise (Wonderland battle theme)

Night of Tragedy (BBSFM OST)

Kairi I (the tune)

Negative Combo

Reality Shift

Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, People of all gender identities, it's my favourite time of year: Desert Bus! For those still interested, Desert Bus for Hope is a fundraiser for the charity Child's Play, hosted by the people from Canadian sketch comedy group LoadingReadyRun. They'll play the "world's worst game", Desert Bus, for over a hundred hours (basically all week), until people stop donating. This is the ninth year it's been organized, and in those years they have raised over $2.4 million, In short, it's a great time. A bunch of really awesome people have to play a very boring game, and so they entertain the world. There are cool prizes for auction and to be given away, there'll be celebrity call-ins, and much more. And it's all for the children. This video will tell you everything you need to know: So, if you want, you can visit http://desertbus.org, or http://twitch.tv/desertbus. I hope to see you there (Also, I hope I posted this in the right forum )

Welcome to the site! I hope you enjoy your stay.

It's not a massive city, a population of about 120k, but I grew up in a much smaller town, so I think it's big.

Neat.

Hey man, that was a better introduction than I did when I registered, so you've already got that down. Welcome, hope you enjoy your stay! And you've no obligations whatsoever, just come hang out if you feel like it.

Really depends on the game and the type of boss. There are games I really like, but I'm pretty bad at. Bastion is a good example of that; I could get through the game fairy well, but those optional arenas kicked my ass every time. And it depends on whether I'm fighting a story boss or a superboss. And even then it's differs case by case. The first time I faced Xemnas, I beat him on the first try. On the other hand we have bosses like the Fume Knight in Dark Souls 2. Eff that guy. Oh and Lingering Will of course, but his fight actually fun.

"Serial killing for dummies" "Names for new hipster bars"

Nah, I live in an appartement complex for students, so every room basically looks the same. I have posters on my other walls, don't worry

Here you go. My desk is where I do both my work and my gaming But I don't think you can tell that much about me from my desk, you'll have to look at the rest of my room for that.

Let's see... My parents got me KH1, which I eventually lost, so I bought another copy much later for €20. I also later found the first copy again . I got KH2 for christmas. I got a used copy of Re:CoM for €20. I bought Days and Re:Coded together with my brother, so splitting that cost me €45. I got a copy of BBS for €50, despite not personally owning a PSP. I specifically bought a 3DS for DDD, that set me back €245. 1.5 cost me €45, and 2.5's collector's edition cost me ~€110. The PS2, PS3 and DS I did not get specifically for KH, so I'm not counting those. Same goes for my PS4. All in all I personally spent €515. Not bad, I thought that would be higher.

These are all very different games. - Bloodborne is great, but if you've never played a game in the Souls series before, it might take some getting used to. - Bayonetta 2 I haven't played, but I heard is good. - Splatoon is very fun online shooter, but that is where most of the fun lies though, online. - Monster Hunter is great; you can sink a lot of hours into it, but it can get a little same-y. - Just Cause 3 is probably a lot of fun (2 was anyway). Expect a lot of explosions, hooking onto a helicopter then jumping off landing into an already moving car. All in all, it really depends what kind of game you're into.

Xehanort's Guardian

Square

MP I can take or leave. I liked it in Demon's Souls and I think it's a better system than the DS spell usages, but I tend to stay away from most forms of magic anyway. The weapon arts on the other hand are going to be awesome (or at least I hope they will). One thing I love about the Souls series is that every weapon is different, and basically none of them are inherently bad (save for stuff like sword hilts and broken weapons, but come on). Weapon arts will give every weapon even more flexibility, and I'm just really happy about that. Lorewise, I'm also interested what the dragons have been doing, and why everything kinda looks like the grey Age of Ancients (or at least why the hollows are white and ashen). Now, PvP. I play the Souls mostly for the atmosphere/lore, the PvE combat and the RPG elements. I used to dread the times I would be invaded and absolutely wrecked by someone who min-maxed like hell. But, 300 hours in DS1, 200 in DS2, and about 80 in both Bloodborne and Demon's Souls have trained me to the point where I can sometimes win. That said, I'm hesitantly looking forward to DS3 PvP. The fact that groups against groups are relatively common, combined with the flexibility of weapon arts, leads me to think that I can maybe hold my own or even surprise invaders in some way. I'm still a little worried about Dark Souls turning into an annual franchise, but DS3 is looking amazing and I can't wait to get my hands on it.