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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 2:33 pm
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Taliah Yay, someone else knew of Too Human. ^^ Just curious, what do you mean by its flaws? Gameplay or the Norse bits?
The Norse bits are interesting, with how the Aesir evolve on a technological level as the humans do. But in the way of plot, it comes across really sloppy. Granted, I'm not too far into it.
But...the fighting! You can only heal if you are of a certain class, so dying is a pretty frequent experience. There are no potions that heal your HP, you basically have to hope and pray you get lucky and an enemy drops some health after you kill him, of if you find a crystal that has health in it instead of bounty. Good luck with that, though. sweatdrop
The first dungeon is great, but as you progress to the next one, it's almost as if all the leveling you do isn't enough, and you get killed in one hit a lot, so you have to sit through the Valkyrie's Descent every few minutes (and that loses its novelty after the first few times you die, believe me). And if you get jumped by two huge ******** and enemies that explode as soon as your sword cuts them, you just want to turn off the game.
It's not that it's difficult, it's that the battle system is flawed from nearly every direction. The combat isn't conductive to enemies that take more than one hit at all.
Don't get me wrong, the skill trees are pretty solid, visiting the Norns is interesting, and the system the game has of fusing runes into weapons and armor is awesome.
But I'm not sure that's enough to make me want to keep playing. I still need to try co-op, though. I'm hoping it's the game's saving grace.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 2:37 pm
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error[dot]exe TeaDidikai I know that dyscalculia is harder to diagnose. While my optometrist had noticed the dyslexia early on, most of my teachers didn't even consider dyscalculia for a couple years after that. Significantly harder. People forget that dyslexia is a spectrum, so many don't realize that disorders such as dyscalculia exist. My roommate had a lot of difficulty with her teachers, especially math, because she reads so well. They wouldn't even consider the possibility.
Absolutely. I am great with language and writing and reading. I've always overachieved there - I even went so far as to be an English major. But numbers confound me; my biggest problem being I constantly reverse numbers out of order when copying them or writing them down. They look correct to me, but they aren't. I can memorize methods and formula fairly well, but I often just couldn't write the numbers down correctly.
I had math teachers go so far as to call me a behavioral problem, because I was obviously not trying to pass math, as opposed to the high marks I got in every other class. They never even dreamed it was possible I was trying my best and still failing.
I hated math and science because I couldn't keep the numbers in order to get the right answers. I did really well in physics, though - it didn't matter if my answers were right or wrong, as long as I used the right formula in getting there.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 3:00 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:12 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:25 pm
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PoeticVengeance patch99329 I speak aspergers due to family and friends. I believe such would be similar to autistic. I speak ADD. It's a very complex lang... oh wow a bike! *rides bike*
Hey! Speak for yourself! My ADHD goes more towards
....wait, did someone bring a new book into the house. *zoom!*
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:34 pm
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PoeticVengeance patch99329 I speak aspergers due to family and friends. I believe such would be similar to autistic. I speak ADD. It's a very complex lang... oh wow a bike! *rides bike* You and I are never going to finish a conversation when we're living together, are we?
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 8:39 pm
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error[dot]exe PoeticVengeance patch99329 I speak aspergers due to family and friends. I believe such would be similar to autistic. I speak ADD. It's a very complex lang... oh wow a bike! *rides bike* You and I are never going to finish a conversation when we're living together, are we?
Sure we are. It just won't be the conversation we started on.
Topics Covered in a 5 minute Conversation between Nuri and her Husband * The new song I am learning for dance class * Bellydance = polite stripping talk2hand * What needs to be picked up from the store * Hey, why did we stop with the kissing? * Where did this book go? * Latest Episode of Stargate Atlantis * Why they shouldn't cancel said show * Idiots on Gaia * Belegarth * Functional Alcoholics
Granted, this is five minutes before bed, and notable topics for those conversations included this gem: "I know I say Christ on a Cracker!, but shouldn't that be Christ in the Cracker?"
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 9:13 pm
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sol_oriens error[dot]exe PoeticVengeance patch99329 I speak aspergers due to family and friends. I believe such would be similar to autistic. I speak ADD. It's a very complex lang... oh wow a bike! *rides bike* You and I are never going to finish a conversation when we're living together, are we? Sure we are. It just won't be the conversation we started on. Topics Covered in a 5 minute Conversation between Nuri and her Husband * The new song I am learning for dance class * Bellydance = polite stripping talk2hand * What needs to be picked up from the store * Hey, why did we stop with the kissing? * Where did this book go? * Latest Episode of Stargate Atlantis * Why they shouldn't cancel said show * Idiots on Gaia * Belegarth * Functional Alcoholics Granted, this is five minutes before bed, and notable topics for those conversations included this gem: "I know I say Christ on a Cracker!, but shouldn't that be Christ in the Cracker?" If you ever start derailing my conversation while my night time medication is starting to kick in, I'm going to smack you.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 9:31 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 10:05 pm
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sol_oriens patch99329 I speak aspergers due to family and friends. I believe such would be similar to autistic. Sounds like the difference between Classical and Church Latin. Different enough to drive you bonkers. (my brother and I once each read a passage aloud; then claimed that the other was pronouncing everything WRONG) You mean one of you rightly pointed out that the other was wrong, and the other trade to peddle blasphemic Ecclessiastical crap in his defense, right? wink
I swear, if one more damned person tells me "Oh, you know Latin! You mean like 'Vinnie Viddie Vicchi' (said like mocchi) right?" heads will roll. stare
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 1:25 am
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 6:52 am
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:43 am
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:31 am
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 11:25 am
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