[QUOTE=Duck M.;51564850]my silver spoon has fed me good[/QUOTE]
where do i get one of those i only have plastic spoon
backyard currently under control by 1 (one) male hummingbird
rare pic of the culprit taken by me
[t]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/73775541/cute/animals/birds/MY%20BOY%20ALLEN/DSCN1079.JPG[/t]
[QUOTE=Mr.Brown;51564874]where do i get one of those i only have plastic spoon[/QUOTE]
kill yourself and hope that you get better luck when you respawn
I'm starting to wonder if blinkers exist in Texas
[QUOTE=hakimhakim;51564793]I thought it was nostalgia, but I was wrong.
Over the years, I've seen the game-makers sense have changed.
Looking back to the RPGs and JRPGs that I've played in the 90s and early 2000, I can say that the game designers taste in music, scenes, dialogues, and perception/taste of 'sentimental moments' is, well, better.
I thought I was imagining it with rose-tinted glass, but I had to admit it, they had a certain special 'flair', when every element was put together into spectacle worlds.
It's a grim premonition. I'm afraid I would never see those woundrous worlds again, with how the game-designer tastes are evolving.[/QUOTE]
I often feel like modern gaming has left me behind a bit.
Not that games today are bad, but there's something about older ones that "clicks" more for me, for lack of a better word. There's some nostalgia there, surely, but someday I really need to analyze and get to the bottom of what I like less about the industry today.
Other than the music, which is easy to point out. Older games largely had more memorable music, in my opinion, especially RPGs. I think they put more effort into their soundtracks to compensate for the lack of visuals.
I see your FF avatar and it's nice.
[QUOTE=BelatedGamer;51564889]Other than the music, which is easy to point out. Older games largely had more memorable music, in my opinion, especially RPGs. I think they put more effort into their soundtracks to compensate for the lack of visuals.[/QUOTE]
how can u say that when the masterpiece of all video game soundtracks just came out back in early 2015
[video=youtube;giRyOmjHzw0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giRyOmjHzw0[/video]
tbh that sounds generic
[QUOTE=Zelle;51564940]tbh that sounds generic[/QUOTE]
but u don't hear bass that sick in every average ost
hello friends
i ain't your friend guy
[QUOTE=WizardLizard;51564772]9hr trip from Georgia to Ohio, very tired.
Aka. Chilly weather cold to frigid snow cold.[/QUOTE]
Ah you're missing it. It's heating back up here in Georgia and it's ass.
[QUOTE=laurencedgreat;51565018]i ain't your friend guy[/QUOTE]
i am your friend girl
[QUOTE=TheCronkofDestiny;51564933]how can u say that when the masterpiece of all video game soundtracks just came out back in early 2015
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I know you're not being entirely serious but before people want to jump down my throat I would like to point out I said the music was [I]largely[/I] more memorable; there are still plenty of games today with rockin' soundtracks.
undertale ost
whats a friend
As far as RPGs go The Elder Scrolls still does a great job with its atmospheric music.
[QUOTE=Zelle;51565046]undertale ost[/QUOTE]
homer, where are we?
we are in hell
rebel galaxy has one of my favourite soundtracks
shootin shit in space and this comes on
[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IDnFzr_ZaY[/media]
you just can't beat the experience
[QUOTE=Zelle;51565085]we are in hell[/QUOTE]
so we are in a new season of the simpsons?
I'd like to start watching the Simpsons because I enjoy what I've seen over the years.
But there's just so much of it that it scares me.
i forgot what i was gonna post
That's dazzgraceful.
Is anyone else getting buffering problems with Youtube?
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;51565302]HARD CORE EVIDENCE THAT OTTERMAN IS A TWINK COMING RIGHT UP[/QUOTE]
modsmodsmdosmdosdomsodmomodsmodsmodsmdos
no way
kill me homer
Hardcore evidence that I'm gay coming right up
[QUOTE=TheBrokenHobo;51565312]Hardcore evidence that I'm gay coming right up[/QUOTE]
i dont believe you
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