Fuck that, boycott now!

TV left offline. Small computer(I use linux) attached. Wireless keyboard with a trackpad.

I've been doing this for years.

My solo run took 256hrs, but it really depends on how much your group wants to do

Yeah but JRRT wrote a whole history textbook and invented a language before most fantasy authors were born.

Well first you need to pick a race, and build your character 7 times. Then you need to pick a class which leads to rebuilding your character more times. Of course then you realize that your main character stats and background would really be better a different way with a different class, which means you need to readjust your look.

And Ect for 80hrs

I just beat this for the first time as well. Please keep us up to date on your Zelda saga. I look forwards to see your reaction to OoT.

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Damn rihgt hadned keyboard

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No I'm pretty sure 80hrs in character editor is pretty standard

Uffda!

I believe that whole burger is from the tray and not the one he takes a bite from.

I think the real question is if he can play the piano anymore.

Tactician and being very thorough. I was also careful not to leave it running while I wasn't playing. I'm also currently 150+ hrs into elden ring and haven't beaten it yet.

Its strange, but they start with 4 hams and then there are two left at this point. Maybe the assumption is that same time passed?

Could be a situation where he gets your preference and assumes you wouldn't want to play a different format. For example. If I have a friend who only plays competitive rules smash bros, then I might not think to see if they want to play casually with items.

To take it one step farther, if I have friends who I know do not like to play a game competitively, I might not invite a friend who does due to the former who made the plans with me not wanting that pressure.

In this last case it isnt a specific value judgement of my competitive friend, just me not thinking my friends with different styles would gel in this instance.

It could also be that he doesn't feel comfortable adding others to that particular set of plans. Say for instance his buddy is going through something and they are playing the game as something to do while chatting about it.

One way to approach it without sounding needy would be to extend a offer. Simply stating that if people ever want to play at a future time you would be interested. From there you could have a possible avenue to express your desire to participate without coming across as hurt.

This is a long response, but I hope that regardless of how this plays out that you don't take it too personally if he chooses not to include you in the future. From what it sounds like you two are close and maybe he just likes to keep his social groups separate.

I'm not going to buy something I'm not going to play right away. I'm not going to buy something I'm not going to play right away. I'm not going to buy something I'm not going to play right away.

OO $35 for every Yakuza game!

Yes, but what if you just impulse buy 5 or so games that you might want to play someday before DD2?

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