Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Wow. Cats. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Wow. Cats. RT's favourite
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I have ordered Kittykite to post 50 cat gifs a page in my absence. Meowhahaha.
ok, bye for reals. DRAC STOP PMING ME.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Wow. Cats. I left you two dog pics on the last page mag >_> Anyone willing to tell me about E3? what announcements there were? Anything exciting on the game front or should i get my fishing tackle ready to be forever at the beach?
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Bismarck.Narshee said: » I have ordered Kittykite to post 50 cat gifs a page in my absence. Meowhahaha. ok, byw for reals. DRAC STOP PMING ME. NEVER Quetzalcoatl.Xaxial said: » Don't forget FF12. The gambit, or what ever that auto system in place was, made things so stupid easy that the final boss fight for me was putting my guys near the boss, going to make some food, look in on the fight to see my guys still alive at full health and fighting, making a drink and coming back to eat while watching them fight. And there was still the occasional enemy that could throw your gambit-plan out of the window with a particularly nasty/well-timed attack. Ramuh.Sagittario said: » Not a strategy? So you randomly buff/debuff with no purpose or goal in mind? Now you're grasping at straws. Also, it's impossible in many Malboro appearances to be fully prepared against their attacks as they cover so many status effects you just don't have the means of defending against all of them until more powerful items/abilities become available endgame. Basically the intellectual input required for FF13 is significantly lower than previous editions. You don't prepare against all it's status effects; you prepare for the ones that will most drastically affect your characters (silence on mages, disable on melee, etc) and just deal with the rest by removing them with your dedicated healer. And Malboros rarely appear until the last 1/3~1/4 of the game anyway, at which point you should have more than enough status-protecting gear to adequately prepare for them. Bismarck.Narshee said: » I must go, my people need me.  Never forget, I'm always here. /points to your boobs Sorry if I missed some hellos. =) I'll try to get back to posting once we get settled down at our new place. Bismarck.Dracondria said: » Bismarck.Narshee said: » I have ordered Kittykite to post 50 cat gifs a page in my absence. Meowhahaha. ok, byw for reals. DRAC STOP PMING ME. NEVER  http://awesomegifs.com/wp-content/uploads/man-punches-bear-in-the-face.gif dunno if it loaded :I
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Quetzalcoatl.Xaxial said: » I left you two dog pics on the last page mag >_>
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Quetzalcoatl.Xaxial said: » Anyone willing to tell me about E3? what announcements there were? Anything exciting on the game front or should i get my fishing tackle ready to be forever at the beach?  It was a worthy comedy show, but a pretty bad conference. :I   Also Halo 5.  No noteworthy XBone exclusives that I can remember, either.
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Shiva.Bailiegrace said: » Anytime I post cats and kitties I get some flack!
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I have no idea what you mean!
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Bismarck.Narshee said: » I love you, Saggy. Even if you haven't admitted your gayness. Oh Narshe I have something for you! >.> Bismarck.Leonkasai said: » safe to assume halo 5 will be xbox one? if so guess i am done with the halo series >_> Thanks Leon! Bismarck.Leonkasai said: » Quetzalcoatl.Xaxial said: » Don't forget FF12. The gambit, or what ever that auto system in place was, made things so stupid easy that the final boss fight for me was putting my guys near the boss, going to make some food, look in on the fight to see my guys still alive at full health and fighting, making a drink and coming back to eat while watching them fight. And there was still the occasional enemy that could throw your gambit-plan out of the window with a particularly nasty/well-timed attack. Ramuh.Sagittario said: » Not a strategy? So you randomly buff/debuff with no purpose or goal in mind? Now you're grasping at straws. Also, it's impossible in many Malboro appearances to be fully prepared against their attacks as they cover so many status effects you just don't have the means of defending against all of them until more powerful items/abilities become available endgame. Basically the intellectual input required for FF13 is significantly lower than previous editions. You don't prepare against all it's status effects; you prepare for the ones that will most drastically affect your characters (silence on mages, disable on melee, etc) and just deal with the rest by removing them with your dedicated healer. And Malboros rarely appear until the last 1/3~1/4 of the game anyway, at which point you should have more than enough status-protecting gear to adequately prepare for them. That dear Leon is called a strategy.
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Christmas lizards? Yes plox.
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all these pictures of different animals reminds me of something that ms.z said about cats and rabbits...
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