Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

Just an update, me and my son still play the Wii U because Nintendo has yet to release Wind Waker or Twilight Princess on the Switch.

Anyone been going back and playing through this again lately?

Mine should be linked right. I believe I can see my games played on PS4, XB1 and Switch on my Ubisoft area.

(Quote from Link) Some years ago, I'd think those games were coming but if they don't say anything in February, I doubt we will have them. I didn't like the limited editions and yet, I know that if they offer me those games for the switch, even limites editions I'll go buy them. I'm part of the problem. We still got the Wii U connected and it'll be for a while, even if I don't use it as much, all the Zelda games HD and virtual shop you can play there plus Skyward Sword through its wii player makes it pr…

I am just tired of having 3 consoles hooked up just to get to play what I want.

(Quote from Link) I haven't yet, I'm still playing Age of Calamity. Going slow with that one.

As an update, they eventually got back to me on twitter and opened a case for me. They were pretty nice about it and severed my ties with the other account when I said I was fine losing everything gained on it. So now I got the right accounts too! :D Also, that Network mode from Scott Pilgrim game, seems to be for rewards. You don't need to link to play the game online with others which us a huge relief.

(Quote from Link) Fair enough. I was posting a doubt rather than praising the game but I'll probably be creating more threads on it as I play it. Honestly, I hadn't try Dynasty warriors, but I've enjoyed the mechanics of the first game to buy this one. I think if you don't like the gameplay is silly to get it, since it is pretty much just Dynasty with Zelda skin and texture. Now if you mean that more that even though you're fine with Dynasty Warriors but Nintendo needs to bring actual Zelda games, yeah,…

(Quote from Link) It occurs to me that, save for Link's Awakening, you probably don't need to have the switch hooked up for Zelda needs right now and that's a sad thought.

It sounds like a form of employment that would be nice if we lived in a world where employers weren't constantly trying to find new ways to wring every last penny they can get out of their employees. As it stands, it mostly sounds like a different way of getting jerked around. :P When the boss you're directly responsible to is nice and likable enough though, that's always a huge relief. I'm glad for that. :)

Haha, I definitely remember trying to validate my ego by picking hard difficulty levels myself! These days I will also usually play through a game on normal, but I really appreciate games—like Hades for example—where the game ramps up the difficulty as you get better.

It's always good to see music from earlier periods preserved via modern performance. <3

Thank you. :) The book mostly targets more experienced runners of TTRPGs, since the book is unlikely to reach anyone who isn't experienced with them. None the less, I do think it's a fairly accessible text. You seem to be a bit more active online this past month! It has been nice seeing you around on twitter and on here. :)

Duly noted!

I'm actually kinda surprised how quickly I fell off of it. I fully intended to find all the shells and such, but the game just lost my interest after I beat it. Probably because I've got so many games I'm dividing my attention between this year.

Yeah, _LS_. I am very lucky in that regard. I definitely don't want to take for granted where I am right now. I agree that for the most part this position is about squeezing the most without repercussions. It is my impression that this position is designed to allow companies hiring people without having to be accountable for insurance, paying sick days or firing in the spot. Having the cake and eating them. I dunno if US is the same but since Jr. and seniors get lower wages. A lot of jobs love to hire te…

Wow, are seniors legally entitled to less pay in Australia?

(Quote from _LS_) That's what I thought till now. Ugh... I tried backing up what I was saying from fairwork and I didn't find them openly saying that about seniors, just teenagers, so now I'm not sure. It could be it was fazed out or I misunderstood. So maybe is just the juniors, and seniors just have working limitations that makes them earn less overall and I misunderstood they were in the same boat. Coming from Mexico it makes no sense to me. One thing is paying less for simpler jobs and having old p…