He's more then willing to make that idea of yours exist for your eyes to see.

Give him a look or even share around.

www.furaffinity.net/view/61570948/

He's more then willing to make that idea of yours exist for your eyes to see.

Give him a look or even share around.

www.furaffinity.net/view/61570948/

Getting there will cause a lot of firsts for me and I have less then 11 months to make it happen. The introverted part of me says no but my age is saying 'Why not go? We never did anything like this before and it's about time we stop playing it safe.'

So I'm going to try to make this happen.

Bad news, Dispatch got snubbed. My only thought is it released late. It's a shame and hope they get a slot next year.

Thank you! I been trying to remember the name of this game for a while now and been thinking about it since yesterday.

Also give this series a look. It was a decent listen and do like the character maturity taking place throughout the novels.

Looking at you Dead Man's Hand from the The Unorthodox Chronicles

It was Danny Trejo that caused the whiplash.

Welp I'm sold. Least I know what I'm doing this weekend.

The further I look down this list its like...

"Wait wha..
WHAT?!?:

So with that, I won't give a scoring system. I'll only say if I would continue the series from where I am with it. And I can say I would like to see where this party goes and what they do next. It was a good listen to during my shift.

Finally, I really like that it doesn't linger too much on how the progression system works. It gives us enough to work with and makes it clear it's not the focus of the story. It's very clear it's based on Dungeon and Dragon's system so if you know what each class does, you'll be fine.

A joke or two caused me to chuckle as the plot was straightforward. I did like getting to see the parties viewpoints in situations.

What I didn't like were the poo jokes but I tend to frown towards most sophomore jokes. It doesn't take away from the story thankfully.

So let's talk about Fifth Era Apocalypse:One Bad Roll before I leave for shift. The book has an interesting premise yet it's clear it's trying to be a parody and make fun of all the fantasy and tabletop rpg tropes. It knows what it is and doesn't apologize for it.

Honestly if they make the Steam OS public I'll jump on that in a heartbeat. Though it does remind me to look into Linux sometime within the next three years.

I'll keep him in mind. Thanks!