OverlordMondo

It's scary how much they watch you...

I'll take this chance to point out that I'd stop eating it if it tasted wrong. But too many people just toss food away. And one man's trash, is another's lunch I always say.

No coffee for me. I find that hard liquor works better.

Don't like Pokemon?

Judging from the name, Bouncer sounds like a game with fairly limited movement. Do you block the entrance to the same club for the whole game?

Cyberpunk = Good. But it's a Beat-em-up? I thought it was an RPG.

What wireless link? Like the thing for the new/old Pokemon games?

That's not true, I've been monitoring this place forever. Nothing has changed when it comes to the users. Does anyone not understand that today is a holiday and most people are on Vacation? But what about yesterday?! And tommorrow?!

Pure darkness.

We need...hmm...I dunno. I'll think of something.

Nekkid pix?1!

Why don't they make it like a controller that doesn't suck ass? The DC controller would be a good example. The GC controller would not.

Do you think is so strange that someone uses a crossbow to commit a murder? No. It was just a joke. Or was it...? It was on Yahoo News, I don't think so. No, his being a vampire was a joke, I was joking.

I never played many beat-em-ups. So...yeah, AVP. I heard there was going to be an AVP Volleyball Tournament...might look into that.

Do you think is so strange that someone uses a crossbow to commit a murder? No. It was just a joke. Or was it...?

I'd get you a copy of Disgaea, because it's so awesome. Then I'd get you some booze. But you'd be too busy enjoying Disgaea to drink it, so I'd drink it for you.

See, in reality, he knew the man was a vampire. But he didn't want to sound crazy in court so blamed it on drugs instead. Case closed.

Good luck to the man. Has anyone read his bio?

What's you policy for eating food of the floor? I'm often criticized for eating food off the floor of even busy public areas. I defend my actions with the fact that ingesting so many germs ultimately builds up my immune system. So how long will you let food sit on the floor before you eat it? 10 seconds? 50 seconds? A few minutes? Post it!

Roxette - She's Got the Look (She's got the look!, What in the world can make a brown-eyed girl turn blue?!)

This is good, right? Yay!

"Do you know where I can find some sailors around here?" lol http://videos.somethingawful.com/mega64/shenmue.mpg That's what you do next time.

Title: Phantom Brave Genre: Strategy RPG Platform: PS2 Ash treads through "Evil Island" with his friends. Suddenly, demons attack! There are too many, you retreat. Your retreat gets cut off by a huge Wraith! "You shall go no further! For her sake, I will not fail!" ... He fails. But his friend uses his last breath to ressurect him as a phantom. So Ash travels back to his friends' (They were married) island and watches over his kid. Ash, the parents, and Marona (the daugher) are all Chromas. Which is basically a mercenary. Marona is special, she can see phantoms, like Ash. She can also confine them to objects in this world, so they can interact with it for a short period of time. This forms the basis of the battle system. Marona uses her spirit summoning powers to earn a living as a Chroma, taking requests to solve other people's problems. As soon as I entered battle and started confing my phantoms to things, I realized something. EVERYTHING can be used to confine phantoms to! Be it rocks, trees, weeds, starfish, stone pillars, few items are left out when it comes to confining. Soon after I started confining, I realized a second thing. All the mediums can be picked up and used as a weapon! You confine Ash to a rock, then have him pick up a nearby tree and smack people with it! And each item class has its own unique skills. Use Arbor Day to smack someone with your tree, or Thorns to perform a multi-hit pointy attack against an enemy. Sometimes it's more fun to send your phantoms in unequipped so they can take advantage of the scenery. Phantoms can only stay on the battlefield a certain amount of time though, so you have to use them very strategically. Some last longer than others. The Soldier is weak, but will stay on the field a long time. The Witch is strong as flock but will dissapear after 3 turns. And on the topic of classes there are a TON. Following the patern of Nippon Ichi's most recent games, classes are found in abundance. You get a huge amount of human classes, as well as most monsters. Many classes have jobs outside of battle. The Merchant and Healer are easy enough, but the Dungeon Monk has the important job of creating the random dungeons Disgaea fans love. The Titlist grants new titles to items, characters, and dungeons, altering their stats. New classes are unlocked by killing them in battle. Some maps will have neutral characters, that, when killed, allow you to summon them en masse as spirits. When phantoms and items participate in the battle, they gain mana, which can be used to power up the item, or transfer skills between characters through fusion. Transfering skills can be important. When fusing characters together, their mana totals are combined, and any skills the second one has, can be transfered to the first one at the cost of mana. Important skills include the skills that give you more mana or XP, and the skill that increases the amount of time you're confined. I could keep talking about all of it's features, but I won't, to save space. I could literally add several more paragraphs to this thing. New to the series is the fact that you move around in 3d. Gone are the days of cardinal direction movement, you can now move wherever you want. It also makes some maps that much more crowdable. The random dungeons in particular. The graphics are still in beautiful 2D, though the due to the amount of items available, some of them are awkwardly wielded. The sound is still good but it's missing the touch that Tsunami Bomb gave Disgaea. The controls can screw you up sometimes, it all depends on the order in which you select things. If you select the posistion or target first, then the action, it will ask for confirmation and show you some important stats. Selecting the action first doesn't give you this privelege. The one big problem I had with this game is O.B. It stand for Out of Bounds, and happens when a character or item get's thrown off the map. When an enemy gets thrown of the map, all the other enemies levels increase by 1. When an ally get's O.B.ed...it's gone, and that's it. This is very annoying when weak Scrabbit's roundhouse you off the map in Episode 3. The shear ammount of Scrabbit's in the area made it easy for you to lose your entire team to O.B., with no benefit whatsoever. Gameplay: 9/10 Graphics: 8/10 Sound: 8/10 Controls: 7/10 Overall: 8/10 You should play this: if you're a hardcore RPGer.

Some of us just play everything. That's why we get romsets.

Interesting.... I'll take one.