[OOC] Waeldeshore 1.0 [CONCLUDED]

[IcePezz]

@The Fated Fallen all I had was a cup of coffee and a small bowl of cereal

[Dragoknighte]

I still prefer waiting until after working out to eat.

[The Fated Fallen]

@The Fated Fallen all I had was a cup of coffee and a small bowl of cereal

@IcePezz

It varies from person to person. I'm not a very early riser, but as soon as I'm awake I'm good to go. Other people are more sensetive and won't be able to exercise for 3 hours after even a small meal

[IcePezz]

hmmm, considering the workout I'm going to be doing, I may wait a bit :p

[Dragoknighte]

@IcePezz More dancing?

[IcePezz]

@Dragoknighte LOL yes, more dancing .... dude seriously though ... it's no joke

[Dragoknighte]

@IcePezz I never said it was. I've done my fair share of shameless crazy dancing.

[IcePezz]

... This may just show how hold I am ... but I have goosebumps about this game :D

Kings Quest

[The Fated Fallen]

... This may just show how hold I am ... but I have goosebumps about this game :D

Kings Quest

@IcePezz

Having seen the JonTron episode for one of the originals, I'm certainly interested. I'll wait for your opinion before I think of buying it

[IcePezz]

@The Fated Fallen I played all of the originals as a kid, so this game certainly has a nostalgia quality for me :p But I'll let you know what I think

[Dragoknighte]

@IcePezz The only adventure game I've played a significant amount of is Spy Fox, and personally, none of the Sierra titles really interest me.

[IcePezz]

@Dragoknighte I can understand that. My parents got me into gaming when I was young. Played the first Final Fantasy on the Nintendo, was big into Zelda, etc, But one of my dad's hobbies was always building pc's. Sierra was quite big back then, I remember Kings Quest was one of the first games they got me hooked on. I think the last one I played was 7 and by that time, I had, for the most part, moved onto other things :p

[The Fated Fallen]

@Dragoknighte I can understand that. My parents got me into gaming when I was young. Played the first Final Fantasy on the Nintendo, was big into Zelda, etc, But one of my dad's hobbies was always building pc's. Sierra was quite big back then, I remember Kings Quest was one of the first games they got me hooked on. I think the last one I played was 7 and by that time, I had, for the most part, moved onto other things :p

@IcePezz

I played Myst from very early in my life, but as a young child none of it really registered. My first real experience of gaming was the original Xbox. I loved racing games when I was young, starting with Project Gotham Racing which came with the console. Now I can't stand racing games XD

Western RPG's are my kind of thing now, though I enjoy playing other genres with friends.

[Dragoknighte]

My first console was the Nintendo 64 that my dad had. As a kid my siblings and I would play the crap out of Super Mario 64, Killer Instinct Gold (my dad was way better at the game than us and would frequently trounce us because he could), Pokemon Stadium, and Banjo-Kazooie. We also had a stack of cheap, mostly bad PC games we would play. Those got me into RTSes even though I'm pretty bad at strategy games in general.

[The Fated Fallen]

My first console was the Nintendo 64 that my dad had. As a kid my siblings and I would play the crap out of Super Mario 64, Killer Instinct Gold (my dad was way better at the game than us and would frequently trounce us because he could), Pokemon Stadium, and Banjo-Kazooie. We also had a stack of cheap, mostly bad PC games we would play. Those got me into RTSes even though I'm pretty bad at strategy games in general.

@Dragoknighte

They always say the N64 was the golden days of video gaming, and everything since has just got worse. I can't speak, but it would seem to me that things have changed, and distance makes the heart grow fonder.

[Dragoknighte]

@The Fated Fallen I dunno. It could be argued everything's gone downhill since the SNES. It could also be argued that gaming peaked with the PS2, the console with perhaps the largest and best library of games to be had. Really it all depends on your perspective and what genre of games you're talking about. Like Point-and-Click Adventure games are more or less dead now, but now is a great time to be a fighting game enthusiast since there's been a Renaissance after like a decade of the genre being pretty dead.

[The Fated Fallen]

@The Fated Fallen I dunno. It could be argued everything's gone downhill since the SNES. It could also be argued that gaming peaked with the PS2, the console with perhaps the largest and best library of games to be had. Really it all depends on your perspective and what genre of games you're talking about. Like Point-and-Click Adventure games are more or less dead now, but now is a great time to be a fighting game enthusiast since there's been a Renaissance after like a decade of the genre being pretty dead.

@Dragoknighte

True enough, you are very wise Maester DragonKnighte. It's all about perspective.

[Dragoknighte]

@The Fated Fallen, that's Doctor Professor Maester Dragoknighte to you.

[The Fated Fallen]

@The Fated Fallen, that's Doctor Professor Maester Dragoknighte to you.

@Dragoknighte

Don't push it

[Dragoknighte]

Yeah, but that would be contrary to that one song in Scarface.