Separate Ways

> >I don't recall a WW1 scenario so perhaps you are playing a different
Eternal
> >Darkness than mine.
>
> The one I'm playing is on the Gamecube. A woman is reading a cursed
> book and as she reads, you play various characters from the history of
> the book.
> If your character loses sanity, amongst other things the game pretends
> to start wiping files from your memory card. A corking wheeze if ever I
> saw one...

That would be it. The game "changed" my tv volume looking exactly the same
as my tv did change volume. I died in the same fight three times trying to
"fix" the volume on the tv - I was afraid it might awaken others. Imagine my
surprise when I hit the mute and the volume was still "changing". The object
I'm talking about is a miniature hot air balloon thing - brightly colored -
and I came across it shortly after I learned to put the second thing (can't
remember what they were called) together to create some kind of spell
(magic).

> I've now completed "Seperate ways". I was pleased, it didn't feel
> overdone and didn't strain the plot of Leon's game. I was impressed to
> see a sequence where Ada plants something Leon later finds (after years
> of playing "B" scenarios in RE2 and constantly thinking "how did that
> trap reset/helicopter catch fire again?", this was a nice touch.)
> I do have a small gripe with the missions, but I don't want to spoil
> them for anyone so I won't say what it is.
> I have a feeling I'll be playing Seperate Ways more than the main game.
> I've also asked for a grapple gun for christmas...
> Tsugumi

Did you notice in the first mission that you could see Leon running at three
different times? Of course the baddies chasing him turned on you! My gripe -
not long enough and I bloody well hate timed missions! ( I had already
mentioned that before I even played it - I was hoping it was only a rumor)
Susan
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>My gripe - not long enough and I bloody well hate timed missions!

Your gripe is my gripe ^_^

>The object I'm talking about is a miniature hot air balloon thing - brightly colored -
>and I came across it shortly after I learned to put the second thing (can't
>remember what they were called) together to create some kind of spell (magic).

It doesn't ring a bell, I'll have to fire up the game again and have a
look.
After I've had another crack at merceneries of course...

Tsugumi
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Yeah, I know this is old.

Susan wrote:
>>> Do you consult a thesaurus before you email?
>> No, I don't like dinosaurs...
>
> Clever!

Very comedic

>
>> It's getting crepuscular earlier here now I notice.
>
> I don't mind entertaining words ... but when I have to drag out a dictionary
> .... even more embarassing "crepuscular" wasn't even in there!

Dictionary.com helps.
I wouldn't expect a quick change to sunlight observations so quickly in
a post.

>
>> They've started showing Family Guy over here. In last night's episode
>> the local bar was turned into a British pub, some of the regulars
>> complain and a comment from one of the British customers is "let's get
>> them to leave using our superior linguistic skills"...
>
> Personally I think the dog is brilliant.

Eh. I really don't think it's all that good.
I mean, it's watchable for the most part. But nothing to make time for.

>
>> I just have an ability to pick words up I suppose. Strange really, at
>> the school I went to, the ability to count to ten unaided was viewed
>> with deep suspicion. Due to my not being keen on sports, there were
>> rumours that I liked books (and not the sort with pictures you coloured
>> in...).
>
> Some of my fondest memories are of "those sorts of books".

I never had many of those books.
.... I got a reputation for Porn, computers and maths in my school. If I
had more confidence I would have been a heart breaker too I think.
Being rumoured to read books isn't too bad. It's being able to attend
tests, make sure your phone is actually off BEFORE entering the hall,
and writing your own name on the test sheet that REALLY gets people
looking at you.

>
>> As you can gather, I didn't really like school. The only way I'd
>> revisit it is in a lancaster bomber full of horse dung...

I know the feeling.
Most of the people in my school, and around my area, are imbeciles who
couldn't bash two rocks together.
Although, I stuck with some friends, and my year group in school was
quite good, so I would gladly go back to school.
Would that be English horse, or a wild White Spanish breed?

>
> There you go again. Can't just be a bomber, it has to be a "Lancaster"
> bomber.

.... The best damn bomber from WW2!

>> Oh dear, this is going to sound to good to be true, but my father's
>> name is Albert. His continuing existance makes me curse the strict gun
>> laws in this country...
>> Tsugumi
>
> Ok. I'll give you that one, but do you know a Krauser?
> Susan
>

That's cool.
You could make up your own cast and film a fan-movie!

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>>> As you can gather, I didn't really like school. The only way I'd
>>> revisit it is in a lancaster bomber full of horse dung...
>
>
>
>I know the feeling.
>Most of the people in my school, and around my area, are imbeciles who
>couldn't bash two rocks together.
>Although, I stuck with some friends, and my year group in school was
>quite good, so I would gladly go back to school.
>Would that be English horse, or a wild White Spanish breed?

Anything that makes a good splat and reeks to hight heaven would do,
perhaps with an anvil chaser or two...
Actually they demolished my old school ten years ago, my only complaint
was that they let the staff out first.
If your school was anything like mine, you could have a brain like
Einstein or Hawking, but if you weren't interested in football, you
found the goal scoring wonders who had to take their socks off to help
them to count to twenty got higher marks in stuff like maths and
english than you did...
Typical bloody Northern school.

>... The best damn bomber from WW2!

A Stirling choice ^_^


Tsugumi
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Tsugumi Niyamoto wrote:
>
> Anything that makes a good splat and reeks to hight heaven would do,
> perhaps with an anvil chaser or two...

That'd be Spanish then!

> Actually they demolished my old school ten years ago, my only complaint
> was that they let the staff out first.

Haha. Perhaps the doors couldn't be locked because of damage.
I know our doors were hopeless! Especially after the way chairs, bricks,
students, techers, and various other classroom objects were thrown into
them destroying them.

> If your school was anything like mine, you could have a brain like
> Einstein or Hawking, but if you weren't interested in football, you
> found the goal scoring wonders who had to take their socks off to help
> them to count to twenty got higher marks in stuff like maths and
> english than you did...
> Typical bloody Northern school.

Actually our teachers weren't too bad. They didn't let students with
good physical abilities get off lightly.
Then again my year in school wasn't so bad, so we didn't have many of
that type anyway.

>
> Tsugumi
>

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