PixlBit

Geeze. Life in the 21st C is more accelerated than I thought. Thank god I grew up in the 20th C where none of us got past the mental age of 15. . . Well, I didn't anyway. 

I'm kinda of hoping Hearthstone might come to consoles. I want to play that. 

I really want to play Portal 2. I will get it eventually. I gotta get back into Pinball FX2 as well. Haven't played those tables in a while now. 

My friend Sean from High School was big into collecting movies. I had a brief period of doing that too, but now I don't even own any movies. I don't even have Netfix anymore. I guess I just burned out on it and would rather play a game. I do try and hit the theaters once a month though.

I really love the writing in Portal. The dialog is hilarious. I just wish I could finish it sometime.

I got lost in Fallout 3 almost as soon as I left the Vault. I have to try that game again though. 

I've had some trouble with the Elder Scrolls games for just the reason you state. The world is just too darn huge. I get lost and spend a lot of time traveling from place to place. Or I find myself in a place with higher level monsters and get killed. I got eaten by fish in Morrowind, devoured by ghosts in Oblivion and I got very close to being chewed on by a troll in Skyrim. Will I survive to the end of this game? I want to, but I somehow doubt it. 

Kat on Axe of the Blood God was talking about having to prepare for each fight. Like you needed an oil to fight the Spectre (I think that's what it was called) otherwise you couldn't damage it and other things like that for different monsters.

Darn that. I mean, drat!

Ages is darn good. I just don't know what I did wrong there. I'll replay the game from the beginning sometime and see if I catch the thing I missed. I can't let the Maku tree down. It wants to marry me.