Gaming

obviously not. Even if it's upstairs or on the same level...

It’s a good game, see I like exploration games, granted it’s boring going to the same places over & over but that’s what lots of these games are like

Well... I tend to like MMO's because of the exploration and they're usually both better graphically (these days) and things happen...

well maybe it's a good thing we all like different games... I'm currently trying another farmiong game called "My Little Farmies". Not sure it'll last me long, I'm already annoyed with how somethings take hours and there are constant notices about things you should buy for real money. It's on "upjers.com" - am I the only one who keeps thinking it's pronounced "upyours"? (It probably isn't, it's probably pronounced with a lot of gurgling sounds or something other netherlandish...)

My little farmies is quickly becoming quite boring. They have some nice ideas and cute pixelly graphics, but man I hate playing a game where you spend most of the time looking for something else to do, because the game is soooo slooooow...

I don't fool with too many games myself, but I do like some of the RPG's they have and play them from time to time. I've enjoyed Assassin's Creed series, and was actually looking at the new one, Origins. But didn't pick it up yet, since I remember I never really played too far into the last one, Syndicate. So the other night started fooling with that one some more. ... One of the other games I really liked was the Fable series, but I've heard they canned the last one, after working on it for a couple years. And from what I heard, there were a lot of folks waiting for that one. Shame really, it was quite enjoyable.

I really liked the original Fable, especially the awkward moral choices it gave you. I still feel bad about sacrificing that diseased guy in order to get Skorm's Bow. But he was dying anyway, I keep telling myself.
And it's the only game where I've ever heard a Scouse accent! Perhaps they overdid the British humour a bit.

scouse?

From Liverpool.

Virtually all "British" accents in popular culture are really just London accents, although Game Of Thrones has given us some awkward attempts at Yorkshire accents for people in "The North". Other regional accents are never really used (but I did watch the new Peaky Blinders last night which tries to do Birmingham.)
However the original Fable seemed to make extra efforts to give all the minor village characters a great selection of regional British accents and hearing the Scouse one always made me laugh.

ah. Never knew London had more than like, two, accents

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