I enjoy your user customisations. I only just noticed them, because I've had them hidden for the past year or so.
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I AM THE ORIGINAL. In a manner of speaking... but then so are you?
Plan is coming along well *Mr Burns fingers* I actually had to think about which one you were :/
Ooh ooh ooh I just watched you're favourite foreign film for the first time today! Wow there's been a good number of changes in the last 15 years.
Ugh. You'd think the average New Zealander would take one look at Britain and realise that the right isn't the best answer at the moment. Also we're only antipodes if Gibraltar counts
The enemies scale with you!? I was hoping that levelling up very slowly might enable me to get a little further each time I levelled up. That's ridiculous. I'm glad I returned it. Also, you might be interested how the political landscape changed in the antipodes overnight: http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post...Wellington-red The Tories won, but only just (in terms of left-right blocs, as they are clearly the largest single party).
Oh yes, I've definetly heard that it's too hard. Far too hard. So hard that people expose glitches to try and make it easier to level up only to find that the enemies scale with you hard. Or challenging.
Don't play it. It's too hard. Some people may say it's challenging. It isn't. It's unfair.
I dunno. Not played it myself, but in a Games Design class you get pretty sick of everyone talking about one game. Endlessly.
I've played it for like three hours, and plan to return it to the store at lunchtime today, if that's any consolation?
You're playing dark souls now? Everywhere I turn it's that or freakin' Skyrim.
Ah right, that's what I thought it would be. I think the term was used for that here up until a short while ago. But now every party bar the Conservatives are very pro-trade union. Although trade unions have far too much power. They can call strikes with minority votes supporting them. The big 'uns are planning a large strike for St. Andrew's Day (30th Nov), including teachers who haven't striked in Scotland for over 20 years. Some sort of pensions thing. Although the weird thing is I think it's just to effect teachers in England & Wales with Scottish teachers only striking as a form of support. Bet it wouldn't happen the other way around.
Trade unionist. Our equivalents of that are monarchists (vs. republicans).
Feeling ignorant here: what's a New Zealand unionist? In the UK, a unionist is an individual who supports the union of the United Kingdom and is anti-Scottish-Independence.
