Not that I recall other than their D&D stuff (was even hooked on Dungeon Hack for a bit), maybe one of their baseball games? I didn't even remember the Buck Rogers game - surprised I never played that as I had liked the tv series as a kid and was also into space games but most were more much more combat than RPG, like the Wing Commander franchise (Privateer being a favorite).
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I started AL, just wanted to know if what you've warned me about occurs in the main path like LOF... ? Or only in specific paths. (I'm gonna assume it's a parth of the main story)
It's part of the main story but if you go down the route of picking one of the girls than it gets stronger.
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Hmm I see. I understand what you mean like in LOF it's stronger with Cece' path.
Here's the thing that I've noticed. It's definitely a better experience to play LOF first with Cece's path but ofcourse you can choose not to. Before actually choosing her (at Lexi's place) you are already met with a lot of incidents and scenes that involve her. So naturally you know Cece more and it has an influence in making the decision. Which is not surprising coz most ppl chose Cece's path first (including me).
Does something similar happen in AL ? (It would be nice if it went with the flow)
Or if you could tell who to choose **(if it doesn't spoil anything)** then let me know...
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Even though it's finished and I've played all the routes, I still try to come back and play through LOF at least every other month. monthly if I can and I try a different route each time to keep them all fresh
Real life rarely has happily ever after's. When dealing with real issues that so many can relate to, Happily more often than not and continually striving to do better just tends rings truer.
My bad. I thought you were talking about Cece and LOF. I have no idea about AL.
Also what is AL?
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Yeah I just bought my current computer in February because I needed something I could render with, My laptop couldn't cut it. I am already realizing that I need an even nicer desktop that renders even faster so I can lock that one up doing animations and keep doing still frames on this one. My laptop is now at work permanently where I use it to write script and set up minimal scenes to render later at home. I just filed my taxes and should be getting back over $5500, so I will probably put all of that (and possibly a little more) towards getting a system with dual, water cooled GEFORCE RTX 3090'sthat's it; if your machine runs windows 10 or 11, and you use image-based software or games, an RTX 3090 or its competitor Amd RX 6900 XT becomes the minimum required for normal operation. When I think that the first PC I built ran on windows 3.1 which was installed with only 10 3"1/4 floppies, the previous one only ran under Dos, that is to say, no graphical interface...
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Let me date myself... In 9th grade I learned DOS programing on a Tandy computer! I also remember playing Mario Brothers before they were "Super", lol I got my NES for Christmas the first year they were out... in 7th grade.
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When I was 4 my dad brought home our first video game console... PONG! About a year later we got an Atari 2600.
But did you get the one that came packaged with the Nes Zapper for Duck Hunt and R.O.B. for Gyromite?
May not have been the first year they were out technically (can't remember) but that was the package I recall my family got when they became available at the local Toys R Us and such. Never used either much beyond initially... NES Advantage controller was the NES accessory that I remember getting the most mileage out of.
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Mine came with Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt and 2 controllers and the zapper.But did you get the one that came packaged with the Nes Zapper for Duck Hunt and R.O.B. for Gyromite?
For those who've never seen it, the Original "Mario Bros" was more like Joust or Donkey Kong...
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Same here... I'm pretty sure ours was some knockoff or store-specific brand. It came with two paddles, a light gun, and a few games besides pong.
Konami code was an essential in a lot of games.
Joust! Wow, I used to sit in front of that game (on an Atari I believe) until I'd been yelled at a million times that dinner was getting cold. It would get pretty crazy as it progressed.
Need to thank you guys again for making me feel slightly young.
I remember having either a 600XL or 800XL (need to go dig it out and see)... think we had a different or slightly earlier model before that but it died in a lightning strike.
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Nothing like starting the game with 30 lives!! I used to play Contra for hours! Loved that game!Konami code was an essential in a lot of games.
Pretty sure that was a later version then... the one we had only played pong and looked like this...
You had to sit right next to each other to play because each of those dials is for one person.
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I remember having either a 600XL or 800XL (need to go dig it out and see)... think we had a different or slightly earlier model before that but it died in a lightning strike.
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Ooohhh ... I think we had that (not sure, might just have had the cartridge for the 400 ...)
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First video game I played was Pong. Yikes. I remember when NES came out and I wanted it just so I could play Shadowgate. And when I went outside to play I had to go uphill, both ways, to and from the climbing tree, where of course I used to hide from the Pterodactyls. Rock music still consisted of banging two rocks together. Good times.