Posts by Lace Sabatons

Even split between Winterbells, and Karoshi: Suicide Salary Man

http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bells.htm
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/462774

QUESTION: You can travel 2000 years into the past and be a king or queen, or you can travel 2000 years into the future and be poor.

The trailer looks fuckin' great. I love that we'll get to play as Emily this time around.

I never actually finished the DLC for Dishonored. I should do that one of these days.

Even split between Winterbells, and Karoshi: Suicide Salary Man

http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bells.htm
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/462774

QUESTION: You can travel 2000 years into the past and be a king or queen, or you can travel 2000 years into the future and be poor.

Why must you pollute this thread with your lies?

Nice to meet you, welcome to the forum.

Your soul is pretty old and worn out at the back of my filing cabinet already, so there will be no need to turn it over.

As a general rule I do not like animals. Though I am fond of my cat. I also like watching squirrels and birds out of my window.

Also, both light beers, and birthday cake ice cream are gross. You guys are giving the wrong answers. You're bad people.

QUESTION: If you had to be either blind or deaf, which one would you pick, and why?

All three of those things surprise me.

-Duke Nukem is a surprisingly adult game to have access to at a young age.
-You're so much a Nintendo kid, it's weird you started with Sonic.
-I don't think I've ever heard you gush about Pokemon the way most pokemon fans do.

Dishonored is the fuckin' best.

I mean, there aren't any dubbers on this forum, are there?

We're all good people here. Right?

I must concour with whomever "Anime Horizon" is. This video did indeed make me laugh so hard. Ex Dee Dee.

Thanks for sharing.

Quote from The Inhaling One

I thought of this name from a fan game of Five Nights at Freddy's called Five Nights at Fuckboy's. I just loved the dialogue used in that game, especially the part where it uses the word inhale. Inhale then became my new favorite word.

Huh. I was sure your name would be a weed reference.

The game is simple. In your post, you ask a question.

Whomever posts after you has to answer that question, then they ask a question of their own.

QUESTION: What's your favorite alcoholic beverage?

At some point you were sitting in front of a computer with a blank text box that said "Username:" to the left of it. You put something unique in that box. Why?

At this point, I've been "Link Skywalker" for fully half of my life. In 2001 my parents were finally going to allow me to make an email address all my own. At the time, the two most important things in my life were The Legend of Zelda video games, and Star Wars. Thus, my email address became Link_Skywalker_2001@yahoo.com.

Within a week I'd changed it to LinkSkywalker14@Yahoo.com, and I've used either "Linkskywalker" or "Linkskywalker14" to sign up nearly every account I've made since then. I feel like it's important to maintain a continuity with my username, so that people will always be able to recognize me. Although these days I prefer to go by "LS," because neither TLoZ nor Star Wars is really that big of a part of my life anymore.

AMUSING SIDE-NOTE: I am not the first Link Skywalker. I learned, about a year after I made the username, that there was another guy in the Zelda community who went by that name. He was apparently a huge asshole or something, because I actually got shadowbanned from a few forums because people mistook me for him.

But I own linkskywalker.com, so I'm the real one now.

The bridge crossing scene in Final Fantasy.

Cutscenes weren't really a thing back then. So having this sort of secondary title screen pop up after 40 minutes of gameplay was a huge surprise. And the still shot of the adventurers cresting a hill, looking back at their homeland receding behind them, was a really beautiful piece given the limitations of the NES. Couple that with the first appearance of my favorite FF leitmotif, starting out slow, building into something hopeful, and finally descending into something wistful.

That was a seminal moment for me. Even though it wasn't the first FF game I played, it moved me.

Also, the opening song to The Dark Sword of Chaos. Holy shit:

NES games really concentrated some of their best music in the opening song, didn't they? =P

I'm not sure how I missed that, sorry.

It looks like he doesn't survive all the way to the next island though...

Quote from Pekachew

Yea, I agree.. really there's alot of things indie games could provide more these days.

I don't think I've actually purchased a AAA release since I bought Dishonored back in 2012 or 2013. And while I'm certainly going to be buying Fallout 4 later this year, I've personally found that Indie games are pretty much the only thing I play anymore.