But you can roll it in glitter

Are they the oatmeal guy?

Hah that’s why I love Adventure Time

Takeshi Kitano is a Japanese director that likes to film actors when they are rehearsing scenes and then sometimes edits in those cuts as they feel more natural, he mostly does Japanese films but he did do an American gangster film called Brother, check it out

Truth

Yeah I agree,

Other games mentioned in this thread involve a lot more manual introspection to get better at, otherwise you’re at risk of just repeating the same mistakes again and again without realising.

In the Souls games you simply cannot progress without learning and becoming better.

There’s always that special moment when you dip your toes into NG+ and overcome bosses first try that would have taken you dozens of attempts beforehand

I haven’t played the campaign from either of the last 2 games and barely even bothered with regular multiplayer in MW2, mostly sticking to Warzone and DMZ instead.

I have no interest in MW3 at all

Teams’ work makes’ dreamsys workses

It’s been a while, but yes I think it picks a default option or the currently selected one

I seem to remember there was a skill you could invest points into that would increase the conversation timer also.

Alpha Protocol.

At first it seems like standard bioware multichoice like Mass Effect, Dragon Age, but there is also a time limit for you to make your decision.

This might sound frustrating, and some players hates this system as they wanted time to read and make the right choice, but I think it fits this game perfectly as you’re playing a Secret Agent where time is of the essence and the stakes are high, it really sets the tempo for the game.

That’s how I heard about it too, but I haven’t picked it up yet, would you say that was a good association?

I feel the same about Mount & Blade, the different kinds of mods are brilliant too, from single player total conversions to Horde mode multiplayer

I also think the gyro and touchpads are super useful on the Steam Deck, I may not use them all the time, but I wouldn’t want to live without them