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If the spy/agent place is taken, I'll move onto something else happily enough. I was pondering using an eloquently spoken pathological liar human girl with cybernetic enhancements in that position, but that's just one of many.

Helmsman/Pilot: steers the ship, ideally while sober

ideally while sober

^^ This gives me a fun idea all in itself.
From the clips I've seen of the writing/dialogue, I'm probably not going to purchase the game. Everything appears rather static and boring with dreadfully non-dynamic characters. Honestly, a lot of the dialogue sounds similar to the very first script I wrote and that was an ugly piece of shit. Truly, this could apply to the first piece of writing for most people.

Small side note, what's with NPC's acknowledging you're flirting with them so absurdly bluntly? Did the writing team have no tact? Jesus.
Tossing in tentative interest. Things are finally clearing up for me life/schedule-wise but this sounds right up my alley.
@Iuniper 9/10 on the Theme of Love, I actually got a bit of a chill just listening to it. Never played FFIV, unfortunately, but many consider that to be the moment where FF really took off onto its golden ages. 8/10 on the Jazz, that really mellowed me out.

@SleepingSilence 7/10 - not much in the way of dynamic-ness, but that had me bobbing my head lol. Gotta love that classic loop style of game music.

Speaking of loops...

@pugbutter Never been truly into games like Civilization, though perhaps I should give them a retry one day. But, that soundtrack gets me into the mood of symphonies, feeling all classy while I plot world domination and shit. 7.5/10

I feel like any thread such as this requires this to be tossed in.

Never played Legacy of Kain. While the song's not wholly my style, I can dig it for the atmospheric effect. Solid 7/10.

The Witcher 3 The Wild Hunt: Summon the bitches.
There was one time during a vacation at a cottage we rent every year that a sound was made while my brother and I were playing pool downstairs. Pretty' scary cus' it sounded like someone had come inside. So, we did what anyone would do. We carried our pool sticks like baseball bats, ready to beat that mother******. Turned out it was just the wind gusting through and causing the doors to the fireplace to smack closed and open.
Congrats err body!!! @Silver definitely a deserved victory. and @Hylozoist for a wonderfully done short entry that was also a deserving winner/contender.

On to the Labors. Will this be when I make my return at last? Stay tuned for next time folks!
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How are the translations of those? I've thought about getting them but been afraid they would be bad.

And I know this is a weird question to ask, but how does it compare to the writing in the game? Because Witcher 3 is the only game i've ever played where the storytelling made me jealous.


I don't have a great grasp of Polish whatsoever so I couldn't quite say as to the true quality of the translations, but for me they read smooth and are amongst the best fantasy books I've ever read. Might be somewhat biased there, but Sapkowski is a great mind for world and character building. And good lord does he twist fairy tales wonderfully. And compared to the games they're just as good, if not better in terms of writing. One thing CDPR did that I love was that they were pretty true to the books I feel, despite the games being their own story.

But yes, I recommend the translations. And the books don't ever go over 500 pages I think. Sapkowski is kind of a rare breed of fantasy author in the sense that he doesn't have many bloated-sized books, if any.
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