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30 Aug 2017 20:11 #17888
by Charlotte
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
well the Taonga game on facebook keeps running out of energy (you need hundreds or thousands but it only ever recharges to about 20 on its own...) so I started playing dakota farm adventures as well, which turns out is the same thing. So now I have two games running and not enough energy to do anything in either... 
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
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31 Aug 2017 01:29 #17889
by Valence
Now I feel bad for posting things no-one can see.
It's just a clip of TV comedians trying to play Tomb Raider and failing to do the most basic things. "Why won't she pull the lever??"
I guess that's why people use VPNs. Stoopid region block.
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Now I feel bad for posting things no-one can see.
It's just a clip of TV comedians trying to play Tomb Raider and failing to do the most basic things. "Why won't she pull the lever??"
I guess that's why people use VPNs. Stoopid region block.
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25 Sep 2017 11:32 #18264
by Valence
The latest retro pickup in my quest to play all the decade-old games I missed first time around is ... GTA San Andreas.
And it's also the latest example of my latter day gaming ineptitude. Completing missions is easy enough but I keep getting lost on my way home to save the game. Yes, I can't even get to my own house!
I can see where it is on the little map but I just can't seem to get on that street that leads up to it. I always end up having to drive through someone's back garden to get there.
I'm so glad I don't have a driving license in real life.
And it's also the latest example of my latter day gaming ineptitude. Completing missions is easy enough but I keep getting lost on my way home to save the game. Yes, I can't even get to my own house!
I can see where it is on the little map but I just can't seem to get on that street that leads up to it. I always end up having to drive through someone's back garden to get there.
I'm so glad I don't have a driving license in real life.
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25 Sep 2017 11:56 #18265
by Charlotte
sounds kind of familiar... Not while driving IRL though. I mean... the getting lost part is definately familiar, but I usually stay out of people's gardens...
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
sounds kind of familiar... Not while driving IRL though. I mean... the getting lost part is definately familiar, but I usually stay out of people's gardens...
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
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26 Sep 2017 10:58 #18280
by Banj
Reminds me of a couple of games I used to play on the original Playstation. Gran Turismo 2 insisted that you pass your super license to unlock certain tracks and races which meant hours of trial and error trying to pass annoying tests.
Driver made you pass a test before you could even play the game because apparently car thieves will only hire a guy that can weave through an underground car park and reverse into a parking space in a ridiculously tight time limit, or hit a specific breaking mark when most of the missions required you to just drive like a maniac through the city streets.
The latest retro pickup in my quest to play all the decade-old games I missed first time around is ... GTA San Andreas.
And it's also the latest example of my latter day gaming ineptitude. Completing missions is easy enough but I keep getting lost on my way home to save the game. Yes, I can't even get to my own house!
I can see where it is on the little map but I just can't seem to get on that street that leads up to it. I always end up having to drive through someone's back garden to get there.
I'm so glad I don't have a driving license in real life.
Reminds me of a couple of games I used to play on the original Playstation. Gran Turismo 2 insisted that you pass your super license to unlock certain tracks and races which meant hours of trial and error trying to pass annoying tests.
Driver made you pass a test before you could even play the game because apparently car thieves will only hire a guy that can weave through an underground car park and reverse into a parking space in a ridiculously tight time limit, or hit a specific breaking mark when most of the missions required you to just drive like a maniac through the city streets.
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26 Sep 2017 11:26 #18290
by kazky
That was what happened to me in Firewatch, when I had a mission I couldn't get there and ended up finding dead ends everywhere.
Same goes for me in life though, I have no sense of direction! I would say it was age but i've always been the same
Completing missions is easy enough but I keep getting lost on my way home to save the game. :
That was what happened to me in Firewatch, when I had a mission I couldn't get there and ended up finding dead ends everywhere.
Same goes for me in life though, I have no sense of direction! I would say it was age but i've always been the same
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27 Sep 2017 22:37 #18312
by Valence
Despite not being able to drive I do like driving games, but I prefer the fun ones rather than the realistic simulations. It's more entertaining to have a cheesy police chase in Need For Speed than spending hours tweaking gear ratios in Forza Motorsport.
My favourite though has to be Burnout. Casually smashing stuff up while listening to those obscure bands on EA-Trax (Go Betty Go, again?) was time well spent.
My favourite though has to be Burnout. Casually smashing stuff up while listening to those obscure bands on EA-Trax (Go Betty Go, again?) was time well spent.
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