Lanny Ansar

http://www.pathofexile.com/

 

So a few RL buddies of mine mentioned this game a couple days ago, and I decided to give it a try.

 

It's your usual Dungeon-Crawler layout, with a multi-act storyline that's actually pretty good for a F2P game. The graphics are really well-done, the combat feels fluid and not very clunky, and everything feels essentially like a VERY polished and refined Diablo II. Not only that, but there's no separate servers either. The fighting areas and such are all instanced, but it's completely open when you get into town.

 

But the thing that REALLY got me going was this: (Edit: And even then that's only half of the screen. >_>)

 



 

THIS is a skill tree for a single class. The base classes they give you (Templar, Marauder, Ranger, Duelist, Witch, and then Siren and Shadow later on in development) are essentially just base concepts. You pick a class and they go "Okay, this is typically the stats that this character runs. Do whatever you want past that."

 

It's detailed to the point of being frightening. The game itself is developed almost entirely from community feedback, and so-far after leveling a Templar to almost 20, I can say this game has officially sparked my interest.

I am Agares. I remember when all of this was ocean.

 

Ocean created by Keno flooding the sim so he could drive his boat.

 

I've seen things you wouldn't believe. AN ships on fire off the beltway of Tethys, Brazilians glittering in the darkness near BOPE's base.

 

All these memories are lost, like bullets in a raid on Titan.

Tsume is the reason why I cringe at things.

 

I cringe now when people say "Clip" instead of "Magazine".

 

I cringe when I put on a really nice-looking weapon in SL, and see that its' built-in animations don't blend over to my AO, or that the gun eats twice as many resources as Ordo gear.

 

And lastly, I cringe because every time a Jewish holiday came around and it was talked about, I got to sit back and go "I know those feels, man", although I'm pretty sure Tsume still doesn't believe I'm also Jewish.

 

<3 you Tsume. I'll still heckle things in the ISA group with you, bud. :D

If this is truly the case, and Rebellion literally just revoked peoples' CD keys because they didn't pay full price, I can almost guarantee that not only will their studio shut down and their doors close, but their CEO and chief development team will be imprisoned.

 

That goes beyond dick move. That was well into the "Federal Offense" category.

Because I am contractually-obligated to love the Ordo, or else a hit squad of Frumentarii assassins will arrive at my doorstep and kick my cats.

 

I MEAN I LOVE THE ORDO BECAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE COOL AND WE CAN WEAR JEANS ON FRIDAYS.

>http://youtu.be/Nl9WMIPzd6w

 

Time to say Goodbye.

 

(For some reason, it translates to both "I'll follow you anywhere" and "Time to say goodbye, but let's face it - With this group, I think both are kinda true.)

>http://youtu.be/Nl9WMIPzd6w

 

Time to say Goodbye.

 

(For some reason, it translates to both "I'll follow you anywhere" and "Time to say goodbye, but let's face it - With this group, I think both are kinda true.)

I want a Salad Bar.

 

And not one of those shitty ones, either. I want a classy one. With Ranch Dressing and Diced Ham.

huehuehuehuehuehuehuehuehuehuehueh

There's a difference though.

 

The TV Series managed to get another season for 2014.

 

People wish the videogame would just die already.

Came here for N'Sync, was not disappointed.

http://www.pathofexile.com/

 

So a few RL buddies of mine mentioned this game a couple days ago, and I decided to give it a try.

 

It's your usual Dungeon-Crawler layout, with a multi-act storyline that's actually pretty good for a F2P game. The graphics are really well-done, the combat feels fluid and not very clunky, and everything feels essentially like a VERY polished and refined Diablo II. Not only that, but there's no separate servers either. The fighting areas and such are all instanced, but it's completely open when you get into town.

 

But the thing that REALLY got me going was this: (Edit: And even then that's only half of the screen. >_>)

 



 

THIS is a skill tree for a single class. The base classes they give you (Templar, Marauder, Ranger, Duelist, Witch, and then Siren and Shadow later on in development) are essentially just base concepts. You pick a class and they go "Okay, this is typically the stats that this character runs. Do whatever you want past that."

 

It's detailed to the point of being frightening. The game itself is developed almost entirely from community feedback, and so-far after leveling a Templar to almost 20, I can say this game has officially sparked my interest.

JUST THE TIPS.

 

JUST TO SEE HOW THEY FEEL.

JUST THE TIPS.

 

JUST TO SEE HOW THEY FEEL.

Wait a second...

 

How has she NOT earned the Star up until now? Mercury is likely one of the finest pieces of codework I have ever seen get implemented into Second Life's platform. And to be honest, is likely going to be the only one of its' kind for a LONG, LONG time.

 

So does she deserve the award? OH DEAR GOD YEAH. Like I stated before, I'm surprised she didn't get it before now.