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Thread: An Artifact, A Girl, and a God. |Lagerthas x BlackTalon|

As 'No' resounded from Naari's lips the glowing golden energy around Khepri seemed to burst out even more. It's intensity increased until the energy resembled pure golden flames that emitted from his body. His face was searing with anger and his teeth gritted together as he looked upon the disobedient woman. That same rebellion and arrogance was what kept him intrigued instead of destroying every fiber in her body until she was nothing but a distant whisper in the wind. As his thoughts were scrambled, her first question went completely unanswered as he didn't even register what she had asked him. His mind was a raging fire, thoughts of battering, whipping and other punishments that he had used in the past to all the disobedient slaves that he had. No longer disobedient at all but as loyal as a small dog. His mind returned to calmth the moment Naari touched his medallion and got shocked by it. He remembered now why she had been so easy to save. It seemed that she knew the medallion herself and it caused a reaction between her and the magic influenced into it. Her head was bowed down and refused to look at him, a sign of no respect. Without a word Khepri stood up and let Naari fall backwards into the bath once more. He stood up and walked away from the bath, his naked rear shown fully to her as he walked to what used to be the entrance. Without any hesitation Khepri kept on walking. The walls opened up and allowed passage to the god himself before it closed behind him. Now there Naari was, alone in the large room that seemed to be ever so silent now. To the east side of the large room there was a seperate room. A large sealed off room with a large bed, easily enough to fit 4 people in it and be comfortable to sleep in. After ten minutes of absolute nothing, the entrance opened up once more only to reveal a servant dressed in a silken robe that covered her face for only her eyes to be seen. Mistress. she said before she kneeled infront of the bath, a plate resting atop her hands. Bread, grapes and herbal butter in lavish amount was put onto the plate and was brought to her to sate her hunger. The seemingly young woman did nothing but kneel and bow infront of her. The entrance had closed by now and now there they were, a servant and a captive.
Thread: An Artifact, A Girl, and a God. |Lagerthas x BlackTalon|

Naari's mind went blank for a while, happy to have just let the emotions flowed over her. He did not seem to fully grasp how different their planes of existence were really. Here, Gods and Goddess walked among men and ruled them. There, machines ruled man. Her eyes closed at the thought, allowing him to keep her near him as he wiped her tears away. She had forgot, she had been crying. Her face only turned in silence when he spoke about the pain he had endured. Naari had never thought about God's going through terrible times, no. This was not how people in her time depicted God, the holy. Or their many deities. So far out of reach, so perfect and yet...Here was a real God speaking about once being mortal, what he lost, what he hated, that he had been pitied on by another God. Still, he seemed cold when he spoke of the ordeal. Numb perhaps. No emotions phased over him, like he had rehearsed this time and time again. That may have been true, he may have told lots of his companions that. Her jaw tensed as she was pulled against him. Her face turned red, but she was annoyed. She felt his hands pushing her lower half to him and then his face coming in for a kiss. God, she could only imagine those preppy high school girls flailing their arms and flinging themselves on him screaming at this moment..and her? Well..she registered for a moment that he'd probably kill her for this later. Literally. She smacked him hard against the cheek and turned her face away from him angrily. You are a fucking pervert! I can't even have a moment of weakness without out you trying to hump me! Naari was angry, was this all any guy thought of? Even Gods? If that pained you so much on her lose, then why are you so cold? She knew he had been warm, sweet with her in comforting her. Still, that did not take away from the fact he was arrogant, self righteous..then again he probably had a right to since he was a God. This did not sit well for Naari. She was still angry, angry at the fact that he had even been pieted on by light and she had been scorned by it. That he even knew he could not tell her otherwise to ease her anger. You think one sad story and you'll win me over? Please ! Get over yourself. Her brows was twitching as she grumbled. There was no doubt she could imagine him impaling her with that spear right now.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

A question I love to pose to other gamers for some reason. I know it can be a rough one. Maybe that's why I like it so much. Forces us to wrack our brains and commit For me I have been an AVID lover of the Beat Em' Up genre. Born on the tail end of the 80's and growing up through the 90's, I got to experience some of the best the genre had to offer And basically the lifespan of the genre as it's near extinct these days. There's something about the simplicity of the genre that made it great to me. Just beat up all the dudes, get a high score, manage health and items you find to get through levels and figuring the best time to use desperation specials to deal with bad situations. Then there comes some of the genre's best qualities. The music. Video games in general tend to have some of the absolute best music composition. Beat Em' Ups though had some of the best tracks. They sort of had to in order to keep you pumped to beat the faces off your enemies. The genre was known for rehashing the same themes a lot Streets of Rage, Final Fight, Double Dragon share very similar themes and locations at times but each still feels to retain a unique identity. I can still recall just about every Beat Em' Up I've ever played because of this. Mechanically they seem almost identical but the spirit of each game is strong. As for what my favorite in the genre is? It's surprisingly a super easy choice for me. Out of all the greats Streets of Rage, Altered Beast, The Punisher and AVP arcade games, the MANY Marvel beat em ups, etc...the winner each and every time for me is Comix Zone for the Genesis. This game...THIS game is already in my top 5 best games of all time for me. It combines my love of comics with my love of beat em ups and blends them. Literally. A completely unique take on the genre, a simple but very 'video-gamey' story, solid controls, unique enemies and levels, iconic power ups...and the MUSIC. Oh my God, the music in that game! It has just the right amount of difficulty once you really come to grips with how the game works and even has multiple paths in each chapter not VASTLY different but offer enough diversity to make taking them worth it, as the paths can vary difficulty or yield much needed power ups. I feel the game is one of the quintessential games any Genesis owner has to have in their library, it's just that good and unique.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

I love tactical rpgs and rpgs with job systems, so my favorite is the one the combined the two, Final Fantasy Tactics for the Ps1. I still go back and play this every couple years. I played the ones for the gba and ds, but the departure from serious storylines was a major bummer to me. As a fan of side-scrolling beat em ups, how do you feel about the resurgence of the genre in the past five years? More or less budget, indie titles, but personally I found many to be quite enjoyable. Scott Pilgrim vs the World stands out, in particular.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

The resurgence has been a little slow IMO but I'm really hoping it can take off real soon. I've not gotten the opportunity to play Scott Pilgrim but I've heard a lot of good things about it. I played a lot of Dungeon Fighter which is a beat em' up MMO which is, honestly insanely fun thanks to the classes. Priests were awesome...you got to beat the crap out of monsters with a massive crucifix! Double Dragon Neon is pretty OK. Wished for more with TMNT Mutants in Manhattan but it tried to sort of capture the spirit of the genre in a 3D plane so I praise it for trying. Haven't gotten to try Dragon's Crown either but is one I've heard some mixed reviews. A lot of the indie titles are...certainly 'unique' in their identities but some struggle to really capture the magic. Unless its because I'm becoming a crotchety old man
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

Melevolence said Unless its because I'm becoming a crotchety old man Click to expand... LOL isn't that a classic to prefer the games or game styles we grew up with? Classic Marios as opposed to new ones? Caesar 3 as opposed to 4?
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

How do you feel about God Hand? It might be my favorite game ever, so naturally I consider it the pinnacle of Beat 'em ups. Comix Zone wins a ton of points for style, though. I always wished more games went the comicgame route, but I can only think of Comix Zone and XIII. Favorite genre of mine is probably character action. You know, your Devil May Crys, Bayonettas, God of War, and so forth. Of the genre, Metal Gear Rising reigns supreme. I enjoy hilariously overlong combos, but there's nothing quite like fighting an endgame enemy that could squish you like a bug in less than a second and killing it in two perfect blows the second of which generally hacks them into pieces on an axis you set to your pleasure, basically as many times as you want before drinking their fluids to arm your next brutal massacre. These happen in rapid succession, often convergently. If you want to bat enemies around like a cyborg cat, that's certainly an option, but for my money I like to get my sword strikeskills ratio as close to 11 as possible.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

RedRose said Melevolence said Unless its because I'm becoming a crotchety old man Click to expand... LOL isn't that a classic to prefer the games or game styles we grew up with? Classic Marios as opposed to new ones? Caesar 3 as opposed to 4? Click to expand... Ehhhh, maybe? I mean I'm not one to wear them nostalgia blinders though I think that especially with the beat em up' genre that the art form is almost lost. So it makes it hard to compete with the classics as they did it so well, and hasn't been done properly for SO long. D Makes me so sad! Trygon said How do you feel about God Hand? It might be my favorite game ever, so naturally I consider it the pinnacle of Beat 'em ups. Comix Zone wins a ton of points for style, though. I always wished more games went the comicgame route, but I can only think of Comix Zone and XIII. Click to expand... I have never gotten to play God Hand, but I have heard all the great tales of it and I've seen the gameplay. it looks hilarious as fuck and I would love to pick it up in the near future. But yeah dude, Comix Zone was fantastic. I love the music, I love the art design, and I love the concept. Combat was fun, levels never over stayed their welcome and had the fair amount of difficulty I expect from a beat em' up.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

You should emulate it. PCSX2 is a really quality program.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

Trygon said You should emulate it. PCSX2 is a really quality program. Click to expand... I'd likely just pick up a physical copy over emulation. I love to play on the official hardware if possible. I usually only use emulators if I want to do weird crap like randomizer runs on Pokmon games and such that I can't do otherwise. I'll def see about hunting down a copy next paycheck or two.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

I like any strategic games such as Chess, Game of Generals and PvZ.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

For me, it has been and likely always will be fighting games as my favorite genre. Everything that could be classified as one I have likely played to list a few series names, in no particular order, we got Blazblue, Guilty Gear, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Last Blade, King of Fighters, Tekken, Soul Calibur, and a sprinkle of Darkstalkers and Smash. If I were to try and give a definitive reasons for my liking of the genre, it would have to be gameplay and character designs. All of these games have different systems, and even similar series have distinct characteristics, hell, some games within the same series have different personalities. The characters in these games are amazing, too, very distinct and, most of the time, well rounded in both personality and lore. As far as my favorite of the genre...for the longest time it was Mortal Kombat Deception, but ever since my recent craze with Street Fighter, and learning of the glory I had been missing out on in my blind beliefs, I would have to say that Street Fighter III Third Strike is my favorite. I am nowhere near the pinnacle of a person's skill in that game, but damn if it isn't fun to play. Parries are a weakness for me in fighting games if a fighting game has a parry system of most any type, I will enjoy the hell out of that parry system. While Last Blade is a close second with their Repels for me, Third Strike's parries...well, there's nothing quite like parrying an entire Super Move that would have killed you otherwise.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

I'm a gamer who got her start in the early 80s. So I've seen the evolution and partake in various arenas of what gaming has now become. I've always been a fan of RPGs, whether played as an RTS or on a turn based system. I love it when a game has a story to tell and characters you can grow with over the course of game play. I will say that with RPGs, I much prefer a third person platform over anything first person. I have a harder time with visuals with first person games of any kind. That isn't to say I don't enjoy giving them a go andor watching others play them. Hehe. Anyway. RPG. Hard to pick a fave as the genre has changed over the decades. I adored old school RPGs like LoZ, the original Final Fantasy, Crystalis, Secret of Mana, Illusion of Gaia, Soul Blazer...to name a few. I've enjoyed newer RPGs like FFX and FFX-2 and, now that I've scored an Xbox, am reallynwanting try games like Witcher 3 and Shadow if Mordor. XD I also like survival horror games. Some past favorites are the Fatal Frame games. They are creepy as hell and quite clever in story line. Again, third person is a must just like with RPGs. Lastly, though scrollers aren't a fave, per se. I'll always have a love for anything Castlevania. Hehe!
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

I like many genres, really. My favorite is stealth, however, and my favorite games in that genre are Metal Gear Solid, Splinter Cell, and Dishonored, in that order. Dues Ex is another honorable mention, and on the PS2 days I liked Tenchu and Shinobido. I'm someone who actually played action games like Assassin's Creed, Shadow of Mordor, Far Cry, Tomb Raider, Uncharted, Last of Us and Watch Dogs trying to be as stealthy as possible, only fighting when I exhaust all other options. I don't know why, I love the challenge. I also like fast paced action games like Devil May Cry, and survival games like Last of Us, Dead Space, Resident Evil, and Uncharted. Metal Gear Solid 3 is my favorite game of all time because it combined both stealth and survival elements managing resources, health stamina, hunting, etc..
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

darkangel76 said I'm a gamer who got her start in the early 80s. So I've seen the evolution and partake in various arenas of what gaming has now become. I've always been a fan of RPGs, whether played as an RTS or on a turn based system. I love it when a game has a story to tell and characters you can grow with over the course of game play. I will say that with RPGs, I much prefer a third person platform over anything first person. I have a harder time with visuals with first person games of any kind. That isn't to say I don't enjoy giving them a go andor watching others play them. Hehe. Anyway. RPG. Hard to pick a fave as the genre has changed over the decades. I adored old school RPGs like LoZ, the original Final Fantasy, Crystalis, Secret of Mana, Illusion of Gaia, Soul Blazer...to name a few. I've enjoyed newer RPGs like FFX and FFX-2 and, now that I've scored an Xbox, am reallynwanting try games like Witcher 3 and Shadow if Mordor. XD I also like survival horror games. Some past favorites are the Fatal Frame games. They are creepy as hell and quite clever in story line. Again, third person is a must just like with RPGs. Lastly, though scrollers aren't a fave, per se. I'll always have a love for anything Castlevania. Hehe! Click to expand... I gotta ask. You've got the first two games in the Quintet Quadrilogy there Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia, did you play Terranigma and The Granstream Saga? Probably my favorite RPG series of all time. Terranigma especially was the peak of the SNES for me.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

Nooooo!!!! I have not and hope to see these, plus the two I mentioned, show up on the eShop one day. I will soooo pay for the DL of all of them! Anyway, I've heard great things about the other two and I mainly missed out because college got int the way. XD I love the two I've played in the set though. They were utterly fantastic! I remember renting both of these and refraining from both sleeping and eating so that I could beat them in a single weekend not the same weekend, lol!. Was worth it. I eventually got both for my SNES too. I hold out hope for eShop. I've already DL'd two of the best games ever made Earthbound and LoZ A Link to the Past.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

Forbidden Fruit said I like many genres, really. My favorite is stealth, however, and my favorite games in that genre are Metal Gear Solid, Splinter Cell, and Dishonored, in that order. Dues Ex is another honorable mention, and on the PS2 days I liked Tenchu and Shinobido. I'm someone who actually played action games like Assassin's Creed, Shadow of Mordor, Far Cry, Tomb Raider, Uncharted, Last of Us and Watch Dogs trying to be as stealthy as possible, only fighting when I exhaust all other options. I don't know why, I love the challenge. I also like fast paced action games like Devil May Cry, and survival games like Last of Us, Dead Space, Resident Evil, and Uncharted. Metal Gear Solid 3 is my favorite game of all time because it combined both stealth and survival elements managing resources, health stamina, hunting, etc.. Click to expand... Stealth genre is a close second for me, personally. The game that started it all for me was Thief for PC way back and the subsequent sequels. God I love those games. Metal Gear came next for me, then Splinter Cell. Dishonored is a noteworthy mention as well. Never did get to play much of Duex Ex though. Might give it a go sometime soon.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

darkangel76 said Nooooo!!!! I have not and hope to see these, plus the two I mentioned, show up on the eShop one day. I will soooo pay for the DL of all of them! Anyway, I've heard great things about the other two and I mainly missed out because college got int the way. XD I love the two I've played in the set though. They were utterly fantastic! I remember renting both of these and refraining from both sleeping and eating so that I could beat them in a single weekend not the same weekend, lol!. Was worth it. I eventually got both for my SNES too. I hold out hope for eShop. I've already DL'd two of the best games ever made Earthbound and LoZ A Link to the Past. Click to expand... Terranigma is unlikely to show up, as it only got a Europe localization, and Granstream was a Playstation game. Gonna have to emulate, but both should run just fine on any semi-recent flagship phone Phwoar, now you've got me thinking about those games again. I've tried to replay Terranigma a few times, as my initial playthrough was broken up over longer then a year, but it's such a sprawling game I never make it very far. Granstream, on the other hand, was one of my first Playstation games - I didn't even realize it was part of the series until last year - So I smashed it to death a hundred times. Looking back, I can't say it's as good as the first three, but they made a very serviceable puzzles and exploration RPG with a rather good realtime combat system, at a time when FF7 was the gold standard for RPGs. A bit ahead of it's time, really. For whatever reason, Illusion of Gaia didn't really gel with me. I'm still not entirely sure about the 'Gaias'. Like, the Gaia of Illusion is the endboss of Soul Blazer, innit? I remember some inkling of that, but I was also quite young. Really need to replay all those games. Or at least find an excellent LP.
Thread: Favorite Genre & Game Within That Genre

Ahh gotcha gotcha. I will look into them just 'cause though. XD With the end bosses, I recall Deathtoll for Soul Blazer and the comet for Gaia. But I can't recall off the top of my head if there were other terms used. I can see it though with how the games worked. I remember when I figured out that there was a set. I'd played Soul Blazer first. Then, with Gaia, I was like...THAT DOG!!! I pieced it together then and that was before internet. Honestly, those old school RPGs were fantastic, especially for their time. They will always be special to me as a result of that. Speaking of great old school RPGs, might I recommend Crystalis. Interesting story and even more sonwhen you consider when it was released. It's a fave of mine and I do believe it can be emulated. If you liked games like Soul Blazer, Gaia, etc then you'll love it. Neat story, interesting quests and puzzles, and the RTS combat is pretty smooth for its time. You get to use magic too, so that's a plus. XD Also, this isn't quite your standard RPG not sure how tondefine it, but HELL YES to Star Tropics. Another amazing throw back if youre able to get it. Also, I'm eyeing Switch. If that becomes what I hope it becomes, I'll be in old school heaven! LOL!
Thread: Double Dare (Celebstars x Melevolence)

When he'd been told that they'd have the house to themselves for the evening he had been certain it'd be the greatest day of his life. Their parents had never trusted them to be home alone together before, always hiring a sitter. It wasn't like he and his sister had any issues. Just that they were a bit protective. But he lay on the couch, flipping through TV channels. There was nothing to watch this early in the afternoon, he wasn't allowed to have friends over, and his friends couldn't get online to play on the X-box with him. He'd never been this bored in his entire life. Flipping the TV off with a depressed sigh, tossing the control onto the coffee table, Daniel rolled off the couch. Wonder what sis is up too? He asked out loud, to himself. Getting to his feet he bound up the stairs two steps at a time. Maybe she'd be interested in playing a game or something. Daniel was 16. His medium length brown hair was often a little untidy, never staying styled for long despite his best efforts. Being on the soccer team didn't help his cause in that regard either. Dressed very casually for the luke warm fall day in a blue, sporty pair of shorts and a jersey to his favorite soccer team. White socks made his steps silent as he shuffled down the hallway towards her bedroom. He knocked a few times on her door, wondering if she was even awake. Hopefully she wasn't napping. Hey sis...let's do something! I'm bored!