Edwina Fairchild
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- Mood:geeky
James Blather
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Yes, I have finished. I actually thought I was just sent a text document with the rules, but it seems instead he sent me a generating program instead. This post will be mostly a list, with a few notes scattered here and there.
Body 4 | Agility 4 | Reaction 3 | Strength 4 | Charisma 3 | Intuition 4 | Logic 3 | Willpower 3 | Edge 3 | Magic 6 | Initiative 7
As you can see, my stats are identical to how they were before.
Qualities:
Adept
Quick Healer
Bad Luck
Sensitive System
First Impression
These are also identical.
Skills:
Disguise 4
Infiltration 4
Palming 4
Shadowing 4
Climbing 4
Gymnastics 4
Running 4
Swimming 4
Navigation 4
Survival 4
Tracking 4
Blades 4
Unarmed Combat (Martial Arts) 5
Dodge (Ranged Combat) 5
Etiquette 4
Negotiation 4
Pilot Ground Craft 4
Clubs 4
Computer 1
If you've noticed, I've bought the Athletics and Outdoors skill groups, along with upgrading my blades skill, adding some social skills I forgot before, an additional weapon skill just for the hell of it, an upgraded ability to ride, and 1 point in computers. Also, I didn't notice this while I was doing it, but that is a lot of the number 4.
Knowledge Skills:
Magic Background (?) 5
Criminal Organizations 5
Music 4
Performance Art 4
Languages:
English N
Japanese 3
Adept Powers:
Flare Compensation
Thermographic Vision
Missile Parry 2
Penetrating Strike 2
Smashing Blow
Motion Sense
Killing Hands
Inertia Strike
Freefall 2
Great Leap 2
Critical Strike 4
Yes, the GM asked me to take Linguistics, Enthralling Performance, and Cloak out. Not being mean, he was quite justified. They didn't really fit with the "Way" I chose for my Adept.
Weapons:
Survival Knife
Katana - Damage : (STR/2 + 3)P
Staff - Damage : (STR/2 + 2)P
Armor:
Lined Coat with Shock Frills and 2 levels of Nonconductivity
Actioneer Business Clothes
Helmet 1B/2I
Clothing
Fairlight Caliban
Navi
Printer
Electronic Paper
Subvocal Mic
Misc:
GPS
Gecko Tape Gloves
DocWagon Platinum and Biomonitor
Wire Clippers
Survival Kit
Standard Rope (100m)
Binoculars
Yamaha Growler
Next I'll be putting up my two contacts.
Body 4 | Agility 4 | Reaction 3 | Strength 4 | Charisma 3 | Intuition 4 | Logic 3 | Willpower 3 | Edge 3 | Magic 6 | Initiative 7
As you can see, my stats are identical to how they were before.
Qualities:
Adept
Quick Healer
Bad Luck
Sensitive System
First Impression
These are also identical.
Skills:
Disguise 4
Infiltration 4
Palming 4
Shadowing 4
Climbing 4
Gymnastics 4
Running 4
Swimming 4
Navigation 4
Survival 4
Tracking 4
Blades 4
Unarmed Combat (Martial Arts) 5
Dodge (Ranged Combat) 5
Etiquette 4
Negotiation 4
Pilot Ground Craft 4
Clubs 4
Computer 1
If you've noticed, I've bought the Athletics and Outdoors skill groups, along with upgrading my blades skill, adding some social skills I forgot before, an additional weapon skill just for the hell of it, an upgraded ability to ride, and 1 point in computers. Also, I didn't notice this while I was doing it, but that is a lot of the number 4.
Knowledge Skills:
Magic Background (?) 5
Criminal Organizations 5
Music 4
Performance Art 4
Languages:
English N
Japanese 3
Adept Powers:
Flare Compensation
Thermographic Vision
Missile Parry 2
Penetrating Strike 2
Smashing Blow
Motion Sense
Killing Hands
Inertia Strike
Freefall 2
Great Leap 2
Critical Strike 4
Yes, the GM asked me to take Linguistics, Enthralling Performance, and Cloak out. Not being mean, he was quite justified. They didn't really fit with the "Way" I chose for my Adept.
Weapons:
Survival Knife
Katana - Damage : (STR/2 + 3)P
Staff - Damage : (STR/2 + 2)P
Armor:
Lined Coat with Shock Frills and 2 levels of Nonconductivity
Actioneer Business Clothes
Helmet 1B/2I
Clothing
Fairlight Caliban
Navi
Printer
Electronic Paper
Subvocal Mic
Misc:
GPS
Gecko Tape Gloves
DocWagon Platinum and Biomonitor
Wire Clippers
Survival Kit
Standard Rope (100m)
Binoculars
Yamaha Growler
Next I'll be putting up my two contacts.
- Mood:geeky
- Music:All Shook Up - The Residents
Hello, and it seems I may be back. Guzzling Barq's and talking to myself while trying not to go completely insane.
Lately, my new Shadowrun 4th ED GM has been poking me a bit to remake my character using the karma system. I will supposedly love it. Now, to do this, I'm going to show you my notes for the original character, followed by a remake using the karma system in the next post. Of course by show you, I mean show me as I'm the only one who will actually be reading this in all seriousness.
Ok, we start with 400 points in the original system and we begin, since my character is an adept, by purchasing the ADEPT quality, meaning I now have 395 points to work with. This character is also a human, which does not require additional BP cost.
Alright, we're going to start with attributes.
Here is a breakdown from the book on how attributes work.
1 - Weak
2 - Underdeveloped
3 - Typical
4 - Improved
5 - Superior
6 - Maximum Unmodified Human
Essence starts at level 6 without any cost, meaning we still have 395 points to work with. My character's (who now shall be known as Dark Horse) body, which is the stat that acts kind of like how in shape the character is, how Dark Horse heals, ETC, will be extended to 4/6. 6 being the maximum for humans in every stat. Dark Horse is a physical adept, and he's very special in some ways. So he needs to be tough. Each level costs 10 BP so we're left with 365 points. Dark Horse also needs to be agile for this special purpose, so we will expend another 30 points to bring his agility up to 4/6. This leaves us now with 335 points. His intuition is his "mental alertness" and as such also needs to be high on this character. Trust me on this. Another 4/6 brings us to 305 points. Also his strength, which is fairly straightforward as just what his muscles can do, needs also to be at 4/6. So now we are left with 275. Reaction, Charisma, Logic (raw brainpower), and Willpower will be at 3. Costing 20 points each that leaves me with 195 to work with. My magic stat is listed way down the page, but I'm transplanting it back up here. With permission I purchased the full 6 levels for 65 points (the last level costs 25 BP) leaving us with 130 points. I hope to god my math was good when I made this character. I took my Edge up to 3 which according to my notes costs 10 points, leaving me with 120 points (probably never going to use edge). Initiative is just Reaction and Intuition together so that is a 7, at no cost.
Next we're going to go into Qualities, which can add or remove points from your total depending on the quality. We already have adept, so let's see what else we need. I picked quick healing, which costs 10BP, bringing my total down to 110 points. First impression costs 5 BP, so now we're down to 105 points. Now, on the negative side, I picked Sensitive System, which basically means cyberware and bioware will mess me up something good, which gives me back 15 points, bringing my total back up to 120. Bad Luck (the reason I will probably never use Edge) gives me back 20, bringing my total back up to 140.
Here are how active skills work, according to the book.
0 - Untrained
1 - Beginner
2 - Novice
3 - Professional
4 - Veteran
5 - Expert
6 - Elite
7 - Legendary
Now, onto active skills, I started with Unarmed Combat 5 with a specialization in Martial Arts. This costs a total of 22 points, bringing the total down to 118. Next, we bring Gymnastics up to 4 with no speciality. This costs 16 points, bringing our totals down to 102. Next I bought 4 points in the Stealth skill group, bringing Disguise, Infiltration, Palming and Shadowing up. Skill groups cost 10 points per level, meaning we are left with 62 points. I also purchased 5 levels in Dodge, specializing in Ranged. This also cost 22 points, bringing our totals down to 40. Last I put 2 points in Blades. At a cost of 8 points, this brings totals down to 32 points. Yes, if you've noticed by now, this character has no skills in firearms. This is a bit of a gambit, but I've played these sorts of characters fairly reliably in the past. If you've noticed, I also seem to have completely forgotten social skills, perhaps I will be able to fix this in the transfer.
I put 16 points into starting gear, bringing my nuyen to 80,000 and my BP count down to 16 points.
I purchased one 2 Connection rated, 6 Loyalty Rated Contact (James Blather), and one 4 Connection rated, 4 Loyalty Rated contact (Edwina Fairchild) for 16 points total, leaving me with no points.
Now, knowledge skills have their own point system. (Logic + Intuition) x 3. Which means my totals start as 21 points. I expend 5 points into Magical Theory, 5 into Criminal Organizations, 4 into Music, 4 into Busking (I'm not sure if I meant what makes a crowd scream or what), and 3 into an additional Language, Japanese. My character speaks English naturally.
Onto Adept Powers (some of these aren't in the 4th ED Rulebook, but in an additional book provided by my GM at the time of character creation. I have 6 points to spend on these (equal to my Magic rating). I spent .5 points on Killing Hands, which can turn the damage from my unarmed attacks from Stun to Physical, bringing my points to 5.5. I then spent .25 points on Cloak which appears to be in the book I don't have access to at the moment, bringing my total to 5.25 points. I next spent .25 more points on Linguistics, which is also from the other book, but basically under the right conditions, I have the chance to permanently learn a point of any language. This brings to current total to 5. I expended .5 points on 2 levels of Great Leap, which lets you jump higher and further, bringing my total to 4.5 points, plus I took 2 levels of Freefall, which I believe is also in the other book, which lets you fall further without hurting yourself, for another .5 points, bringing the total to 4. Another .5 goes to Inertia Strike, also in the other book, and also not sure what it does, bringing my totals to 3.5 points. Another .5 to Enthralling Performance, which is probably related to my knowledge skill of Busking, bringing my total to 3 points. Next I put 2 levels and .5 points into Missile Parry which lets me hit slower thrown objects out of the air and catch them, this brings my total to 2.50 points. Next I spent .5 points on two levels of Penetrating Strike, which is also in the other book, bringing my total 2 points. Next I bought a point of Smashing Strike for 1 point, bringing my total to 1 point. I expend .25 points to allow my character to use Thermographic vision and additional .25 to allow for Flare Compensation so as not to get blinded by flash grenades and the like, bringing my total to .5 points. Lastly, I spend the last .5 points on another skill from the book I don't own, Motion Sense, leaving me with no points.
Next I move into the gear, which I will be providing in a decending list.
80,000
Survival Knife (50) Damage (STR/2+1)P | AP -1 - 79,950
Lined Coat (700) 6 Ballistic/4 Impact - 79,250
Shock Frills [for coat] (200) Electrical Damage - 79,050
2x Nonconductivity [for coat] (400) - 78,650
Docwagon Platinum Contract (50,000 a year) - 28,650
Fairlight Caliban Commlink (8,000) Response 4 | Signal 5 - 20,650
Navi [Comm System] (1,500) Firewall 3 | System 4 - 19,150
Yamaha Growler (5,500) Handling +1 | Acceleration 15/40 | Speed 150 | Pilot 1 | Body 6 | Armor 6 | Sensor 1 - 13,650
Actioneer Business Clothes (1,500) 5 Ballistic/3 Impact - 12,150
GPS (200) - 11,950
Clothing + Anything I may be stupidly forgetting (6,950) - 5000
Lifestyle (5,000) - 0
I might get some sleep before recreating my character.
Lately, my new Shadowrun 4th ED GM has been poking me a bit to remake my character using the karma system. I will supposedly love it. Now, to do this, I'm going to show you my notes for the original character, followed by a remake using the karma system in the next post. Of course by show you, I mean show me as I'm the only one who will actually be reading this in all seriousness.
Ok, we start with 400 points in the original system and we begin, since my character is an adept, by purchasing the ADEPT quality, meaning I now have 395 points to work with. This character is also a human, which does not require additional BP cost.
Alright, we're going to start with attributes.
Here is a breakdown from the book on how attributes work.
1 - Weak
2 - Underdeveloped
3 - Typical
4 - Improved
5 - Superior
6 - Maximum Unmodified Human
Essence starts at level 6 without any cost, meaning we still have 395 points to work with. My character's (who now shall be known as Dark Horse) body, which is the stat that acts kind of like how in shape the character is, how Dark Horse heals, ETC, will be extended to 4/6. 6 being the maximum for humans in every stat. Dark Horse is a physical adept, and he's very special in some ways. So he needs to be tough. Each level costs 10 BP so we're left with 365 points. Dark Horse also needs to be agile for this special purpose, so we will expend another 30 points to bring his agility up to 4/6. This leaves us now with 335 points. His intuition is his "mental alertness" and as such also needs to be high on this character. Trust me on this. Another 4/6 brings us to 305 points. Also his strength, which is fairly straightforward as just what his muscles can do, needs also to be at 4/6. So now we are left with 275. Reaction, Charisma, Logic (raw brainpower), and Willpower will be at 3. Costing 20 points each that leaves me with 195 to work with. My magic stat is listed way down the page, but I'm transplanting it back up here. With permission I purchased the full 6 levels for 65 points (the last level costs 25 BP) leaving us with 130 points. I hope to god my math was good when I made this character. I took my Edge up to 3 which according to my notes costs 10 points, leaving me with 120 points (probably never going to use edge). Initiative is just Reaction and Intuition together so that is a 7, at no cost.
Next we're going to go into Qualities, which can add or remove points from your total depending on the quality. We already have adept, so let's see what else we need. I picked quick healing, which costs 10BP, bringing my total down to 110 points. First impression costs 5 BP, so now we're down to 105 points. Now, on the negative side, I picked Sensitive System, which basically means cyberware and bioware will mess me up something good, which gives me back 15 points, bringing my total back up to 120. Bad Luck (the reason I will probably never use Edge) gives me back 20, bringing my total back up to 140.
Here are how active skills work, according to the book.
0 - Untrained
1 - Beginner
2 - Novice
3 - Professional
4 - Veteran
5 - Expert
6 - Elite
7 - Legendary
Now, onto active skills, I started with Unarmed Combat 5 with a specialization in Martial Arts. This costs a total of 22 points, bringing the total down to 118. Next, we bring Gymnastics up to 4 with no speciality. This costs 16 points, bringing our totals down to 102. Next I bought 4 points in the Stealth skill group, bringing Disguise, Infiltration, Palming and Shadowing up. Skill groups cost 10 points per level, meaning we are left with 62 points. I also purchased 5 levels in Dodge, specializing in Ranged. This also cost 22 points, bringing our totals down to 40. Last I put 2 points in Blades. At a cost of 8 points, this brings totals down to 32 points. Yes, if you've noticed by now, this character has no skills in firearms. This is a bit of a gambit, but I've played these sorts of characters fairly reliably in the past. If you've noticed, I also seem to have completely forgotten social skills, perhaps I will be able to fix this in the transfer.
I put 16 points into starting gear, bringing my nuyen to 80,000 and my BP count down to 16 points.
I purchased one 2 Connection rated, 6 Loyalty Rated Contact (James Blather), and one 4 Connection rated, 4 Loyalty Rated contact (Edwina Fairchild) for 16 points total, leaving me with no points.
Now, knowledge skills have their own point system. (Logic + Intuition) x 3. Which means my totals start as 21 points. I expend 5 points into Magical Theory, 5 into Criminal Organizations, 4 into Music, 4 into Busking (I'm not sure if I meant what makes a crowd scream or what), and 3 into an additional Language, Japanese. My character speaks English naturally.
Onto Adept Powers (some of these aren't in the 4th ED Rulebook, but in an additional book provided by my GM at the time of character creation. I have 6 points to spend on these (equal to my Magic rating). I spent .5 points on Killing Hands, which can turn the damage from my unarmed attacks from Stun to Physical, bringing my points to 5.5. I then spent .25 points on Cloak which appears to be in the book I don't have access to at the moment, bringing my total to 5.25 points. I next spent .25 more points on Linguistics, which is also from the other book, but basically under the right conditions, I have the chance to permanently learn a point of any language. This brings to current total to 5. I expended .5 points on 2 levels of Great Leap, which lets you jump higher and further, bringing my total to 4.5 points, plus I took 2 levels of Freefall, which I believe is also in the other book, which lets you fall further without hurting yourself, for another .5 points, bringing the total to 4. Another .5 goes to Inertia Strike, also in the other book, and also not sure what it does, bringing my totals to 3.5 points. Another .5 to Enthralling Performance, which is probably related to my knowledge skill of Busking, bringing my total to 3 points. Next I put 2 levels and .5 points into Missile Parry which lets me hit slower thrown objects out of the air and catch them, this brings my total to 2.50 points. Next I spent .5 points on two levels of Penetrating Strike, which is also in the other book, bringing my total 2 points. Next I bought a point of Smashing Strike for 1 point, bringing my total to 1 point. I expend .25 points to allow my character to use Thermographic vision and additional .25 to allow for Flare Compensation so as not to get blinded by flash grenades and the like, bringing my total to .5 points. Lastly, I spend the last .5 points on another skill from the book I don't own, Motion Sense, leaving me with no points.
Next I move into the gear, which I will be providing in a decending list.
80,000
Survival Knife (50) Damage (STR/2+1)P | AP -1 - 79,950
Lined Coat (700) 6 Ballistic/4 Impact - 79,250
Shock Frills [for coat] (200) Electrical Damage - 79,050
2x Nonconductivity [for coat] (400) - 78,650
Docwagon Platinum Contract (50,000 a year) - 28,650
Fairlight Caliban Commlink (8,000) Response 4 | Signal 5 - 20,650
Navi [Comm System] (1,500) Firewall 3 | System 4 - 19,150
Yamaha Growler (5,500) Handling +1 | Acceleration 15/40 | Speed 150 | Pilot 1 | Body 6 | Armor 6 | Sensor 1 - 13,650
Actioneer Business Clothes (1,500) 5 Ballistic/3 Impact - 12,150
GPS (200) - 11,950
Clothing + Anything I may be stupidly forgetting (6,950) - 5000
Lifestyle (5,000) - 0
I might get some sleep before recreating my character.
- Mood:geeky
- Music:Rosegarden Funeral of Sores - Bauhaus
This is essentially a test of my Flock browser. I've been informed this is what I should use for "social networking" sites. It's a quite strange sensation and I have no idea if this will work.
Here goes nothing.
Here goes nothing.
Blogged with the Flock Browser
First, I wanted to apologize for hyping the thing I was going to be bringing out, and then not... but there's still a ton of work needed before I can bring it out to ANYONE.
Anyway...
Memento - I'm thinking this is a new edition, because it has a fancy package and I've never seen it in the stores before. It's two discs and I've fallen far into love with the packaging. It's so... wonderful. Something about it, the kid in me adores. I liked it when it first came to home video, but I'll have to take another look.
Fight Club - Nope, never seen it. The packaging was torn to shreds but it looks like the disc is still in there.
X-Men - Another DVD I've purchased for the Rifftrax track.
Anyway...
Memento - I'm thinking this is a new edition, because it has a fancy package and I've never seen it in the stores before. It's two discs and I've fallen far into love with the packaging. It's so... wonderful. Something about it, the kid in me adores. I liked it when it first came to home video, but I'll have to take another look.
Fight Club - Nope, never seen it. The packaging was torn to shreds but it looks like the disc is still in there.
X-Men - Another DVD I've purchased for the Rifftrax track.
You're Ulysses!
by James Joyce
Most people are convinced that you don't make any sense, but compared
to what else you could say, what you're saying now makes tons of sense. What people do
understand about you is your vulgarity, which has convinced people that you are at once
brilliant and repugnant. Meanwhile you are content to wander around aimlessly, taking in
the sights and sounds of the city. What you see is vast, almost limitless, and brings you
additional fame. When no one is looking, you dream of being a Greek folk hero.
Take the Book Quiz
at the Blue Pyramid.
- Mood:
amused
1. Wonderwall - Oasis
2..Lovesong - The Cure
3. No Rain - Blind Melon
4. Within You - David Bowie
5. Ana Ng - They Might Be Giants
That is all...
2..Lovesong - The Cure
3. No Rain - Blind Melon
4. Within You - David Bowie
5. Ana Ng - They Might Be Giants
That is all...
- Mood:
sick
Glasses cleaning somehow turned into a full-blown shower, so I'll get back to work after I toss some clothing on, and retrieve my glasses from the kitchen. Looking at the screen without gives me such headaches.
- Mood:
wet
Golf Grand Slam: Not a fan of Golf games, mostly.
Golgo 13 - Top Secret Mission: Not TOO bad.
Goonies II: I appear to be stuck...
Gotcha! The Sport!: Apparently, some of them are impossible to shoot.
Gradius: Awesome!
Great Waldo Search: Pretty insipid use of a license.
Gremlin's 2: Crap.
The Guardian Legend: Much too fast.
Gun.Smoke: Not terrible...
I need to clean my glasses.
Golgo 13 - Top Secret Mission: Not TOO bad.
Goonies II: I appear to be stuck...
Gotcha! The Sport!: Apparently, some of them are impossible to shoot.
Gradius: Awesome!
Great Waldo Search: Pretty insipid use of a license.
Gremlin's 2: Crap.
The Guardian Legend: Much too fast.
Gun.Smoke: Not terrible...
I need to clean my glasses.
- Mood:geeky
Gargoyle's Quest: If the first part is actually doable, it seems like a neat game.
Gauntlet 2: Not bad.
Gemfire: Fun, fun, fun.
Genghis Khan: Another strategy game.
George Foreman's KO Boxing: Oh god, it's no Punch-Out.
GhostBusters: Eh...
Ghostbusters 2: Even Vigo finds this boring.
Ghosts 'n Goblins: HARD, but unsurprisingly so.
Ghoul School: This range is terrible.
Gilligan's Island: Understandably skipped.
Godzilla 2 - War of the Monsters: Oooo... military strategy.
Godzilla - Monster of Monsters: As hard as I remember it being.
Gold Medal Challenge '92: I don't see the appeal in losing.
Gauntlet 2: Not bad.
Gemfire: Fun, fun, fun.
Genghis Khan: Another strategy game.
George Foreman's KO Boxing: Oh god, it's no Punch-Out.
GhostBusters: Eh...
Ghostbusters 2: Even Vigo finds this boring.
Ghosts 'n Goblins: HARD, but unsurprisingly so.
Ghoul School: This range is terrible.
Gilligan's Island: Understandably skipped.
Godzilla 2 - War of the Monsters: Oooo... military strategy.
Godzilla - Monster of Monsters: As hard as I remember it being.
Gold Medal Challenge '92: I don't see the appeal in losing.
- Mood:geeky
Friday the 13th: Well, it's pretty bad, and hard to play without the sound how I like.
Fun House: Not bad, not great.
GI Joe - The Atlantis Factor: Platforming is ok, bosses are a pain.
GI Joe: Pretty good platformer.
Galaga: Classic
Galaxy 5000: Infuriating racer.
Fun House: Not bad, not great.
GI Joe - The Atlantis Factor: Platforming is ok, bosses are a pain.
GI Joe: Pretty good platformer.
Galaga: Classic
Galaxy 5000: Infuriating racer.
- Mood:geeky
Fantasy Zone: Fairly nice shmup.
Faria: Fun!
Faxanadu: Ouch, my eyes.
Ferrari - Grand Prix Challenge: WoooooO! I used to play this all the time.
Fester's Quest: Hard.
Final Fantasy: Classic
Fire 'n Ice: Fun puzzle game.
Firehouse Rescue: Fun kiddie game.
Fist of the North Star: How did I die with half life?
Flight of the Intruder: Eh...
Flintstones - Rescue of Dino and Hoppy: Eh...
Flintstones - Surprise at Dinosaur Peak: Eh...
Flying Dragon - The Secret Scroll: Crappy...
Flying Warriors: Kind of tough training.
Formula One - Built to Win: Pretty nice racer.
Frankenstein - The Monster Returns: Playable.
Freedom Force: Nice little shooter.
Faria: Fun!
Faxanadu: Ouch, my eyes.
Ferrari - Grand Prix Challenge: WoooooO! I used to play this all the time.
Fester's Quest: Hard.
Final Fantasy: Classic
Fire 'n Ice: Fun puzzle game.
Firehouse Rescue: Fun kiddie game.
Fist of the North Star: How did I die with half life?
Flight of the Intruder: Eh...
Flintstones - Rescue of Dino and Hoppy: Eh...
Flintstones - Surprise at Dinosaur Peak: Eh...
Flying Dragon - The Secret Scroll: Crappy...
Flying Warriors: Kind of tough training.
Formula One - Built to Win: Pretty nice racer.
Frankenstein - The Monster Returns: Playable.
Freedom Force: Nice little shooter.
- Mood:geeky
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: While the game isn't THAT bad, the instant death when you reach Jekyll's position doesn't make any sense to me.
Dr. Mario: Still a classic Tetris-like game.
Dragon Fighter: Hard to avoid attacks.
Dragon Power: I've never been good at this.
Dragon Spirit - The New Legend: Fight as a dragon, and...die...
Dragon Warrior I-IV: An rpg, and from what I hear, quite popular.
Duck Hunt: Who doesn't like Duck Hunt?
Duck Tales: Eh...
Duck Tales 2: Eh...
Dungeon Magic - Sword of the Elements: Without a map, this is very hard... maybe there is a map...
Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball: I can't hit crap.
Dynowarz: 8547... Not bad.
Elevator Action: All the fun of... waiting for elevators.
Eliminator Boat Duel: If you like boats... I guess...
Exodus: Eh...
F-15 City War: *crash*
F-15 Strike Eagle: Death to all clouds!
Family Feud: Boo!
Dr. Mario: Still a classic Tetris-like game.
Dragon Fighter: Hard to avoid attacks.
Dragon Power: I've never been good at this.
Dragon Spirit - The New Legend: Fight as a dragon, and...die...
Dragon Warrior I-IV: An rpg, and from what I hear, quite popular.
Duck Hunt: Who doesn't like Duck Hunt?
Duck Tales: Eh...
Duck Tales 2: Eh...
Dungeon Magic - Sword of the Elements: Without a map, this is very hard... maybe there is a map...
Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball: I can't hit crap.
Dynowarz: 8547... Not bad.
Elevator Action: All the fun of... waiting for elevators.
Eliminator Boat Duel: If you like boats... I guess...
Exodus: Eh...
F-15 City War: *crash*
F-15 Strike Eagle: Death to all clouds!
Family Feud: Boo!
It's going to be at least a few more days before my stupid new thing is ready.
Dig Dug II: Not too shabby, but the rounds seem a little small.
Dirty Harry: Controls are all kinds of awkward.
Dizzy The Adventurer: Probably made for younger audiences, but that bit with the fire was kind of creepy.
Donkey Kong: Classic
Donkey Kong Jr.: Classic
Double Dragon: Still pretty hard.
Double Dragon II: A little easier, at least until the helicopter scene.
Double Dragon III: Skip it.
Dr. Chaos: After the chicken lady, I decided to stop.
Dig Dug II: Not too shabby, but the rounds seem a little small.
Dirty Harry: Controls are all kinds of awkward.
Dizzy The Adventurer: Probably made for younger audiences, but that bit with the fire was kind of creepy.
Donkey Kong: Classic
Donkey Kong Jr.: Classic
Double Dragon: Still pretty hard.
Double Dragon II: A little easier, at least until the helicopter scene.
Double Dragon III: Skip it.
Dr. Chaos: After the chicken lady, I decided to stop.
I shall now gather and sharpen my pencils.
Stay Tuned...
Stay Tuned...
- Mood:OOooooO
Darkwing Duck: Excellent. I used to play it on Gameboy all the time.
Day Dreamin' Davey: ...What am I doing?
Days of Thunder: Not a fan of racers.
Deadly Towers: Tedious.
Death Race: Wheeeeee! If only I knew what I was doing. Maybe a bit too suped up,
Deathbots: Pretty hard
Defender II: Pretty fun.
Defender of the Crown: Damn your terrible range!
Deja Vu: Feels fun.
Demon Sword: Interesting controls...
Desert Commander: Neat little strategy game.
Destination Earthstar: Interesting little space combat sim.
Destiny of an Emperor: Not bad.
Devil World: Like an insane Pac-Man
Dick Tracy: Confounded directions!
Die Hard: From what I hear and experience, it's hard.
Day Dreamin' Davey: ...What am I doing?
Days of Thunder: Not a fan of racers.
Deadly Towers: Tedious.
Death Race: Wheeeeee! If only I knew what I was doing. Maybe a bit too suped up,
Deathbots: Pretty hard
Defender II: Pretty fun.
Defender of the Crown: Damn your terrible range!
Deja Vu: Feels fun.
Demon Sword: Interesting controls...
Desert Commander: Neat little strategy game.
Destination Earthstar: Interesting little space combat sim.
Destiny of an Emperor: Not bad.
Devil World: Like an insane Pac-Man
Dick Tracy: Confounded directions!
Die Hard: From what I hear and experience, it's hard.
- Mood:geeky
- Music:DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like (Pt.4)
Apparently, when I banished it about a month ago, it didn't take, because it seems to have returned. I haven't seen it since I closed the laptop and opened it again 5 seconds later (and cleaned the monitor, but I'm not positive that helps), but I can feel it... stalking me through the digital landscape.
It also seems to have returned with video driver problems that preceded the last batch of incidents, though the driver is all updated.
It also seems to have returned with video driver problems that preceded the last batch of incidents, though the driver is all updated.
- Mood:
distressed
Commando: Feels like sort of an Ikari Warriors clone.
Conan: Feels advanced, but plays like crap.
Conflict: Oooo... strategy game.
Conquest of the Crystal Palace: Will play again.
Contra: Classic
Contra Force: Crapsic
Cool World: Argh.
Cowboy Kid: Way too easy to get hit.
Crackout: Brickout!
Crash 'n the Boys: Eek! Crash is right.
Crystal Mines: Simple Gameplay. Good.
Crystalis: Awesome
Cybernoid-The Fighting Machine: Interesting.
Darkman: Awful controls.
Conan: Feels advanced, but plays like crap.
Conflict: Oooo... strategy game.
Conquest of the Crystal Palace: Will play again.
Contra: Classic
Contra Force: Crapsic
Cool World: Argh.
Cowboy Kid: Way too easy to get hit.
Crackout: Brickout!
Crash 'n the Boys: Eek! Crash is right.
Crystal Mines: Simple Gameplay. Good.
Crystalis: Awesome
Cybernoid-The Fighting Machine: Interesting.
Darkman: Awful controls.
- Mood:geeky
Castlevania III: Whip, Heart, Blank, Heart, Blank, Blank, Blank, Whip, Whip, Blank, Blank, Blank, Blank, Blank, Blank and Blank. Fun!
Caveman Games: I suck.
Caveman Ninja: I still suck.
Challenge of the Dragon: I don't think this one sucks because I suck. It just sucks.
Championship Rally: Not bad for a Nintendo Racer.
Cheetah Men II: AWFUL with a capital FUL with an extra L of Shit.
Chiller: Hmm...
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers: Not a bad platformer.
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers: Still, not terrible.
Chubby Cherub: A game where you fly around and dogs shoot at you while trying to eat things.
Circus Caper: Interesting story, hard to hit anything.
City Connection: It's kind of fun. Probably more so with some time.
Clash at Demonhead: Pretty cool.
Cobra Command: Controlling a Helicopter is precarious.
Cobra Triangle: Proving that on a scale of ease of control, speedboat>helicopter.
Code Name - Viper: Pretty fun, but hard. Controls seem good. Apparently a Rolling Thunder clone.
Caveman Games: I suck.
Caveman Ninja: I still suck.
Challenge of the Dragon: I don't think this one sucks because I suck. It just sucks.
Championship Rally: Not bad for a Nintendo Racer.
Cheetah Men II: AWFUL with a capital FUL with an extra L of Shit.
Chiller: Hmm...
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers: Not a bad platformer.
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers: Still, not terrible.
Chubby Cherub: A game where you fly around and dogs shoot at you while trying to eat things.
Circus Caper: Interesting story, hard to hit anything.
City Connection: It's kind of fun. Probably more so with some time.
Clash at Demonhead: Pretty cool.
Cobra Command: Controlling a Helicopter is precarious.
Cobra Triangle: Proving that on a scale of ease of control, speedboat>helicopter.
Code Name - Viper: Pretty fun, but hard. Controls seem good. Apparently a Rolling Thunder clone.
- Mood:geeky
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