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<Snipped quote by Driving Park>
FORZA 4 IS BRILLIANT : D
Ye. I've played it a lot with a friend who has it, and I recently bought it for myself so we can race each other online with the cars we've made.
I'm a die hard Gran Turismo player, having played it since the first one came out in the '90s, but I'm digging Forza 4 a lot too. It actually goes a lot deeper than that...the entire reason I bought a 360 about 8 months ago was so that I could play games online with my friends who only have 360s. I rebought GTA V for it (having already beaten it on PS3), as well as Halo 4 and Burnout Paradise (another game I completed years ago on PS3). All of it has been so worth it.
On my own, I've been playing Elite: Dangerous and the Black Desert Online character creator (lol). I really need to update my GTA V games (PS3 and 360) and get cracking on Forza 4, which I just bought.
With friends, I've been playing Battlefront II (speak of the devil), Rock Band 3, and Modern Warfare 2.
With friends, I've been playing Battlefront II (speak of the devil), Rock Band 3, and Modern Warfare 2.
I DID A THING
-goes to work/gig-
-goes to work/gig-
The soft sounds of a violin reverberated across the hallways of the airship.
It came from a certain feren, who was busy stood with her legs crossed looking out the window. The music was merely a habit, and not presently the primary focus of the tall Tarcan's thoughts. That honor belonged to what on Earth the Harp wanted with a team of seven, why she didn't know who would be in it, and why the Harp hadn't invented a better name for it than "Accord". Conspicuously absent from the silver-haired Maned Wolf's thoughts was that the meeting to establish all of that began very shortly, and that she should probably start walking over. It was absent because as a veteran member of Echo, the long-legged woman knew that arriving any sooner than a few seconds before the Harp began to speak was unnecessary...and that rookies always took a long time to get to meetings. Speaking of rookies, the word on the street was that there would be some of them on this new team. For as long as this formidable violinist had been in Echo, she had never enjoyed being in charge, much preferring to operate second in command behind a certain Shindan that everybody on board the ship revered (and for good reason). Thus, the prospect of operating with newbies did not excite her, for there was the possibility that she would have to lead the team (an admittedly rare occurrence, but one she wished was nonexistent).
The name of this veteran, with a penchant for sarcasm and keeping her hair absurdly long, was Sylvia Sterling, and it was a name that was fairly well known throughout Echo. Not as much as Shae Arca, of course, but Sylvia liked it that way. She was able to fly under the radar while being a celebrity when she felt like it.
Just after Sylvia had finished deciding she really didn't want to be the leader of a team of all rookies, and right when she was absentmindedly about to finish playing through a piece that sounded remarkably similar to the Bach Partita, she heard someone run by very quickly...and very loudly.
Turning her head just in time to see a pair of wings bounce down the hallway to her right, Sylvia played the last few notes of her piece and then began walking after the winged girl. I suppose that's my cue, she thought absentmindedly. Walking at a casual pace, she yelled "Why so fast?" after the girl before she disappeared around a corner. Sylvia assumed the girl was going to the same place she was, but perhaps she could at least get her to chill out a bit before meeting what was presumably her new team.
It came from a certain feren, who was busy stood with her legs crossed looking out the window. The music was merely a habit, and not presently the primary focus of the tall Tarcan's thoughts. That honor belonged to what on Earth the Harp wanted with a team of seven, why she didn't know who would be in it, and why the Harp hadn't invented a better name for it than "Accord". Conspicuously absent from the silver-haired Maned Wolf's thoughts was that the meeting to establish all of that began very shortly, and that she should probably start walking over. It was absent because as a veteran member of Echo, the long-legged woman knew that arriving any sooner than a few seconds before the Harp began to speak was unnecessary...and that rookies always took a long time to get to meetings. Speaking of rookies, the word on the street was that there would be some of them on this new team. For as long as this formidable violinist had been in Echo, she had never enjoyed being in charge, much preferring to operate second in command behind a certain Shindan that everybody on board the ship revered (and for good reason). Thus, the prospect of operating with newbies did not excite her, for there was the possibility that she would have to lead the team (an admittedly rare occurrence, but one she wished was nonexistent).
The name of this veteran, with a penchant for sarcasm and keeping her hair absurdly long, was Sylvia Sterling, and it was a name that was fairly well known throughout Echo. Not as much as Shae Arca, of course, but Sylvia liked it that way. She was able to fly under the radar while being a celebrity when she felt like it.
Just after Sylvia had finished deciding she really didn't want to be the leader of a team of all rookies, and right when she was absentmindedly about to finish playing through a piece that sounded remarkably similar to the Bach Partita, she heard someone run by very quickly...and very loudly.
Turning her head just in time to see a pair of wings bounce down the hallway to her right, Sylvia played the last few notes of her piece and then began walking after the winged girl. I suppose that's my cue, she thought absentmindedly. Walking at a casual pace, she yelled "Why so fast?" after the girl before she disappeared around a corner. Sylvia assumed the girl was going to the same place she was, but perhaps she could at least get her to chill out a bit before meeting what was presumably her new team.
Ima make a post soon, I guess.
same
also i won a local smash bros tourney without even playing the game for 2 months ayyy lmao
Win anything k00l? Or anything?
INTERDICTOR
(I just wanted an excuse to use that word)
(I just wanted an excuse to use that word)
-isn't a Lost-
That first one is such a work of art.
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