Reading an old Fantastic Four comic and came across this advert. The name Lu Bu caught my eye and I had to read it.
Apparently Capcom made a Dynasty Warriors RPG for the NES! I know other companies have made Romance of the Three Kingdoms games but I haven't heard of this one before. I will say some of the different names like Yellow Scarves instead of Yellow Turbans threw me off.
I got a niece. She's about 9 years old, be 10 later in the year, and she's a pretty avid reader. She's already read and finished all 7 Harry Potter books. I thought about introducing her to Sailor Moon would be something she'd like, get her some of the books to read for Christmas or something.
I remember watching Sailor Moon back during the original Toonami era, my older sister even remembers it, so I figured it might be something she'd like. I don't remember anything too bad in it, nothing that might get my sis upset at me, but I don't remember much from watching it back in the day.
Is there like a recommended age to get someone into it? Or because she currently has a good reading level she'll be alright? And is there a specific place to start? I know the anime has different iterations and adaptations, is the written work the same?
I'm playing some Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate and using Sophitia and I just discovered that for her charge attacks you have to hold the button down? Most characters you just have to push the button but for her if you hold the button the attack is stronger & bigger? I check some other characters and Kasumi is the same way?
How am I only finding out about this now? There's nothing in the move list or tutorial that mentions chargeable charge attack combos, how was I supposed to know? None of the other Musou games I've played have this feature, no Dynasty or Samurai Warriors games I recall with this. Not even Orochi 1 or 2.
Has this always been a thing with Orochi 3 and I'm only now noticing? Who else has these chargeable charge attack combos?
I am currently playing through TVHM on Jack, trying to get to and beat UVHM for the first time in playing TPS. While I'm playing through with Jack I have been thinking about other characters I wanted to try when done/get stuck/run out of steam. I had the idea to use Claptrap but I had an idea for gear that might work for him.
I found a Moonlight Saga Oz kit and I don't think it's very good for human characters. The life steal/regen is nice but the small Oz limit sucks for air breathers, but I thought it might be good for a robot like Claptrap. I also thought the life steal/regen might synergize with his Killbot skill that gives health on enemy kills.
The other idea I had was the Morq shield. I think the Shield of Ages is better for its large capacity, but it reduces maximum health, which I don't think would work well with Claptrap's Killbot skill which exchanges shield for health on kills. I thought the Morq shield would work good for him since it improves maximum health and Claptrap's shield capacity doesn't seem to matter with his skills.
Are these items good for Claptrap, or are they not viable for him in the endgame?
-be me
-playing The Pre Sequel
-first time using Jack and doing the Claptrap DLC
-find a good on-level Jakob's Quad
-find a +4 Absolute Advantage class mod
-heard good things about it and change build
-use them to fight EOS
"Oh... I get it now"
I wanted to get back into Borderlands 2 & Pre Sequel on my Xbox One, but apparently in order to access shift and its rewards you now need an Xbox Live/Game Pass??? Since when? I don't remember needing it back in the day for my Xbox 360.
PC doesn't need it (obvs), PS3 & PS4 didn't need it, and I'm pretty sure 360 didn't need it, so why does One and beyond need it? I can't even access to check what I have available to redeem. This was legit upsetting it really did ruin my enthusiasm to play. That sucks.