I hate one-time-use items in games. If I get an item that I can only use once in something like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, it’ll sit in my inventory forever. I’m afraid that if I use it, then I won’t have it when I really need it. On the other hand, I love Paper Mario games. The series combines humor, color, and character in a supremely playable package. So, I was worried when I found out that Paper Mario: Sticker Star, available Sunday, Nov. 11, for the Nintendo 3DS, features a battle system in which one-time-use stickers replace traditional stats, leveling, and equipment. That didn’t sound like fun to me. Actually, it’s a nightmare scenario for my neurotic brain.
DinoRex wrote: » Was disappointed to wake up this morning to find that the first layer the cube had yet to be removed.
johnny_ultimate wrote: » Also, I like that the icon for the app has a question mark on the cube, instantly endearing itself to me. App is glitchy as hell though.
DinoRex wrote: » Oh and only one person will get to the centre where you'll get a link to a video which will apparently be life changing.
EnterNow wrote: » Here's to an anticlimax
Steve SI wrote: » The awkward moment you go to a job interview and your ex GF is the HR person
o1s1n wrote: » Never, in the history of boards, has a post needed to be elaborated on more than the above! Do tell! Did you run away screaming?
Steve SI wrote: » You know the way I like to have multiple copies and versions of things, I used to be like that with the ladies as well :cool:
EnterNow wrote: » I wouldn't hold your breath for that job so man
nuxxx wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14gpqf8JP-Y addicted to this!
Steve SI wrote: » Yeah, I have that feeling myself
Steve SI wrote: » Turns out we were both wrong, got that job. Now, do I want to work in the same company as my ex girlfriend?