Christ Centered Gamer

Chozon1 wrote:Chik-Fil-A?

They have the only chicken nuggets that I can eat without gagging. I also love their honey mustard. So much, in fact, that I have been known to eat packets of it by itself.

Agreed. Though I pretty much love all chicken in nugget form. <3 They make the best chicken I think I've ever had.

Painting for fun and art?

Chozon1 wrote:Agreed. Though I pretty much love all chicken in nugget form. <3 They make the best chicken I think I've ever had.

Painting for fun and art?

I don't paint a lot because it's pretty messy and I'm not good at it. I like to mess around in GIMP sometimes though. I like art in general, I'm just not good at it.

Everyone is good at art; they're just good at their own style, and mayhaps not realism. I don't paint much either, though.

Amish Vampires in Space?

Chozon1 wrote:Everyone is good at art; they're just good at their own style, and mayhaps not realism. I don't paint much either, though.

Amish Vampires in Space?

I have nothing against that. XD

It's actually a really good book. Surprisingly great, even. I've got the sequel "Amish Zombies in Space", but I'm saving it for my camping trip next week.

Which, when you think about, mayhaps not the best idea. But the scariest thing about camping for me is the camp toilets; c'est la vie.

"What the poops" moments in video games?

Chozon1 wrote:"What the poops" moments in video games?

Lots of those in Castle Crashers. I like them since they're usually pretty funny.

I do love Castle Crashers. Haven't played it since I sold my Box, though. It'd be nice if purchasing a cross platform game on one system unlocked it everywhere.

Splinter Cell?

Heard about it but I've never played it. Actually, I haven't ever played any stealth games at all.

So what do you like about draenei shaman?

The original Splinter Cell games will always be among my favorites. Straight up goodness. When you hit the newer generation (Double Agent onwards) it's not as good. More action, less stealth. It's possible to complete the original trio without killing for the most part; there are a few scripted deaths.

Stores saying they have a game in stock, but when you go to get it, they don't? @_@

Sstavix wrote:So what do you like about draenei shaman?

I like how shamans have access to heavy weapons and powerful magic at the same time. I also think it's nice that I have a spell for pretty much any situation so when I start doing raids and stuff, I can help out the healer just a little bit if I need to. I chose Draenei because they get a Jewelcrafting bonus and a healing racial ability. However, I didn't know that you have to have an expansion to train in Jewelcrafting.

Chozon1 wrote:The original Splinter Cell games will always be among my favorites. Straight up goodness. When you hit the newer generation (Double Agent onwards) it's not as good. More action, less stealth. It's possible to complete the original trio without killing for the most part; there are a few scripted deaths.

Stores saying they have a game in stock, but when you go to get it, they don't? @_@

It's frustrating, but I like to think that whoever bought the last copy wanted that game more than I did.

That's a really good way of thinking about it. I'ma try it next time it happens.

When that one person makes the entire world feel awkward?

Emwok wrote:

Sstavix wrote:So what do you like about draenei shaman?

I like how shamans have access to heavy weapons and powerful magic at the same time. I also think it's nice that I have a spell for pretty much any situation so when I start doing raids and stuff, I can help out the healer just a little bit if I need to. I chose Draenei because they get a Jewelcrafting bonus and a healing racial ability. However, I didn't know that you have to have an expansion to train in Jewelcrafting.

Shaman are nice in that regard. I played one for a few levels, but I wasn't fond of their lack of mobility. (For those that don't know, shaman's spells primarily center on powerful totems they can put on the ground and affect an area around them.) That tended to make soloing a bit more difficult. They are a fantastic addition to group settings because of their versatility, though!

So along those lines, what do you think of soloing in an MMORPG? Do you think it's a great way to go, or kind of pointless given the social nature of the game?

Chozon1 wrote:That's a really good way of thinking about it. I'ma try it next time it happens.

When that one person makes the entire world feel awkward?

Not fun. There are a few people like that in my troop.

Sstavix wrote:So along those lines, what do you think of soloing in an MMORPG? Do you think it's a great way to go, or kind of pointless given the social nature of the game?

I guess it depends on what you want out of the game. If you're just in it for the story, loot, other stuff then I don't really know that it's good or bad, but there are some things that, in order to get them, you must get involved with the community. I tend to solo unless I have a friend who plays, but I'm planning to do some community stuff at some point.