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If you choose to edit your event - it might require re-verification. one of our moderators found a problem with your submission! It must be edited it to be re-verified.Īpproved - Congratulations, your event has been approved! No further action is required. Automated messages that come before whatever you write: You don't have to change status to submit updated internal staff notes. I'll have to make my own games in order for that though.The event organizer is emailed whenever status is changed. Basically I just don't like the stereotypical mage/thief/fighter/cleric and wish that games would try new things. I tend to be torn between a mage(who is too squishy and has to many spells) and a warrior(who just does one thing). The effects never feel worthwhile to me and I want my healing characters to be devoted to healing alone. I also really hate buffing spells, and debuff spells to a slightly lesser extent. I've played the first Baldurs gate but found it to be to difficult, I kept getting killed by bandits. Every single one of my characters has or will die, if I'm really lucky I'll get to level 14 before the end of my life. ADOM solves this by being so hard that I have never gotten past level 13 when there is 60 levels. I'm also picky about violent games having to many easy battles in which I feel guilty the entire time because my enemies do not stand a chance. Most games have tiny quirks that annoy me to no end, there's always something I want to be able to do but can't. My only problem with the game is loneliness. If you play the game frequently then it is completely worth it.
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It's not free unfortunately but you only have to pay once to have the game forever. Unfortunately the game is pretty hard on computers and I don't want to run my computer that hard for that long so I've been avoiding it. You can turn off the monsters and just build a little home where no one will bother you. Minecraft is a really nice game that's pretty much about building things. I have a love/hate/really hate relationship with the game because I die every ten seconds but the incredible detail draws me back for more. ADOM(Ancient Domains of Mystery) has been 100% free until recently when they released a paid version.
BISTRO BOULEVARD GAME PUBLISHER PC
I've always played games on the PC since it can be used for things other then games. I'm not really a gamer since I don't play ton's of games but I've played ADOM and minecraft mainly. So how many here are gamers and what are your favorites?
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I love the Delicious Emily's- Time Management games, and Bistro Boulevard, plus Heart's Medicine, and lastly match-three games like Restaurant Rush, Burger Shop 2, and all three Shop-N-Spree games. Midnight Mysteries-Salem Witch Trials, Farmington Tales, Manor Memories and many more. On PC I also enjoy Hidden Object games like Campfire Legends-The Hookman and Campfire Legends-The Babysitter which I got both together in a Double Pack. Unfortunately game developers make fewer of those than any other type, but I do have about 7 good ones on my Kindle Fire, also.
I enjoy several types but my most favorite is Adventure/Quest type games like Wandering Willows, The Island Castaway 1-2, The Promised Land, Hero Of The Kingdom. I was a subscriber for years at Big Fish Games, then/now~ Gamehouse. Then I discovered Hidden Object games via free play of Little Shop Of Treasures via Arcade Town online, and I've been hooked ever since. My out of state daughter and I used to dream about our Simmies! Also loved -Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn. Played the Original Sims for years and had all the exspansion packs. After Nintendo changed their controller to that new horrible many-button style with Nintendo-64, and we got fed up with the prices of console games, I switched to mouse-driven PC games on CD-ROM. Hi All.I have been a gamer since the old Pong game, then the first Atari, then Intellivision, and Nintendo 8-Bit.
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