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I knew we had some hobbies and interests in common, but I didn't realize how much we truly are cut from the same cloth at times. You're one of the good ones, buddy!

I suppose that's true. I've never been a big fan though, even before the recent batch of dogshit. It's not like these most recent movies tipped me over the edge.

Most of you probably know me, and probably even a little bit about me. I joined Dtoid officially in 2011 after getting banned for saying something lewd in a Kotaku article. I never gelled with their seemingly uptight community regardless, and I guess I was looking for a place to call my digital...

Howdy. I see you've come prepared and alright pulled out the wood.

Chrono Trigger: There is zero wasted space in Chrono Trigger, in a genre known for even it's best examples often having at least a little bloat or filler. Chrono Trigger wastes nothing. It's about as close as I can personally consider a game to be perfection. Final Fantasy VI: A strong...

Uncharted and Assassin's Creed. I don't even like the original AC that much, but it would eventually turn into a series I liked a lot. And Uncharted was awesome, and again, turned into a fantastic series.

Mine is a placeholder, because I just don't have anything better at the ready. But aside from that, I love Nevermore and their logo.

I'm fucking stupid and am just learning this past week that Tommy Karevik from Kamelot had a previous prog metal band, and he still fronts it as well, called Seventh Wonder. And I love them now. Tommy has a fantastic voice, even if I do still vastly prefer Roy Khan, but what can you do. BUT...

It's probably no secret to most here, but I LOATHE Star Wars.

I've been wanting to sink my teeth into Blood Rage. At the time I got Cthulhu: Death Must Die, that was a possibility on the table. But the group liked the idea more or that one than Blood Rage. Both are Eric Lang games, though.

Glad to help! I hope you like it as much as my group does!

Hit me with that lewd shit!

I play so much shit, man. I barely know where to start. Mansions of Madness: 2nd Edition. It's no secret, I'm a Lovecraftian/cosmic horror nut. This game is damned near perfect in this regard. There's combat, puzzle solving, investigation, and the art is gorgeous for it. It's a difficult game...

Why you gotta do me dirty like that?

lol. Should have just took it into paint and painted a smiley face over Dead's head.

I'm old enough that this is how I first learned to have group discussions on the internet.