Sometimes the fast food shops do not have the food you want. It happened to me twice(which may equal a bad luck string). My dad and I went out to buy dinner one day; first stop, Church's chicken: by the time we got there, the mild chicken was out of stock/not cooked yet. Wait time: 12 minutes(rather not wait). Next stop, Little Caesars pizza. There was one available but when we got there,it was sold(what horrid timing). Wait time: 10 minutes(NOT AGAIN!). My dad's response to these chain of events: aren't you lucky(Somewhat contradictory). So, we wind up eating McDonalds(after the "out of stock" holds, got worried that it would happen a third time; but it didn't). Thought it would be most suitable to the humor topic.
The first try can frustrate many [even myself (especially trying to use the wii wheel]. The one that still gets me is the bikes 2 drive systems(can't seemto get the second one down). But once you get used to it, gameplay becomes quite enjoyable. Its just the antics behind this game gets too much on item rapture (item hits received consecutively) and tier cheats (abuse of top tiers to gain wins). Can tolerate the antics but may want to make individual vehicle ratings alongside overall ratings in siren of abuse. Unlockables are more of the same with some variety but may want more of that variety (character variation clear but more on vehicle and track).
Tag system: Using a D-pad they may be able to do a 5-character tag system using right stick as assists (direction then press). T&A direction will change by characters left.
Customization: Use of garments/armors in combination with weapon and elements creates variants in moves and tiers. 5 tiers: Skill, Force, Speed, Range, Trick. Moves have a 0 to 5 rating & overall on 1 to 10 rating. Skill in moves is balance in moves and overall is ranking in duels.
Bonuses: extra customizations, extensions to current character, roster expansions, and modes need to be unlocked through scoring currency. Some may have achievements as a lock to those bonuses simple or not.
Yep, it's me, Matthew. Giving a shoutout to everyone cool enough to read this. If you aren't reading this THEN YOU AREN'T COOL! YEAH! THAT'S RIGHT!
However, having read this, you may place yourself above every other human being on the planet and refer to yourself as a superior, god-like creature. This is how wars are started. Anyway, onto less sarcastic topics, (yes, this is a sarcastic topic, I do not encourage holy war over who has and hasn't read a blog) in desperation for someone to read just about ANYTHING I've written, here is a link to my deviantart: http://aquamantor.deviantart.com/. That's right. I've submitted poems and short stories to deviantArt. Now you see my dilemma. People don't go to that site to read, they want to look at pretty pictures. I highly doubt that I will get a cast of faithful readers at any point in time, but if you're interested check it out okay? It's somewhat of a writer's portfolio. My idea beforehand was that if I built up an online fanbase then I wouldn't face complete failure if and when I wrote an actual book. Because, let's face it, who wants to read anymore? That's what spoopid nreds who sepll tings rite do.
I'm currently being inspired by Stephen King and his Dark Tower series. He's often credited for terrifying horror novels, but I think that he deserves his fame much more for just plain being an excellent writer. Characters who will appear for no more than a hundred pages (at maximum) are fully fleshed out. Unimaginably strange circumstances are brought to life with an unrelenting sense of realism. He definetely has a love of writing about the dark and twisted, yet despite this he rarely forces the darkness. (I say 'rarely', he does have his lapses in some of his earlier books.) And if the side characters are fully fleshed out, then the main characters are brought to life with ferocity...he's a genius.
For 2D fighting games, there may be a way to fully customize a certain character. Specials must be seen in battle, Supers require a scanner super which the custom character has, original moves must be bought. Score transfers as currency for skill shops. Shops offer move mods: Damage, range, speed, and effect varies for each moves. Most moves will do command setup [Creating your custom move commands]. Character abilities can be bought but some bonuses have to be by missions and difficulty of mission(example: combo certain moves together [some will tell order, some will tell avoidance, some will just say do it]. An online mode will only allow that custom character to use for the entire mode. There is a limit to how many moves/abilities the character can equip but moveset expansions can also be at the shop. Only color edit can be used for appearance changes.
Most of which that comes out of my head are modification projects which I try to write out. Now sharing Yugioh mods: Revenge traps can be activated even when destroyed however, when used that way, it comes with a cost. Sentinel traps have ritual summon effects only when in the graveyard. Element fields have additional rules and forbids use of monsters of the opposite element.
Monsters: Living Weapon - Can be used as equip spells but, if user gets destroyed, the weapon gets summoned as a monster w/ same effect. Soul Dweller - No effect when summoned but when it would be destroyed, special summon it with effect. When used, it gets removed from play. Rival monsters can't be destroyed by specific monster. 1 effect play if you use it, 2 effect plays if opponent uses it. Morphine Aeons have 2 effects: 1 as monster & 1 as spell/trap. When destroyed by opponent, apply both effects one turn only.
1. Collect yugioh cards: Have gotten some of the first set but got left behind on Magic Ruler to resuming in Lost Millenium. Created 5 sample decks of 70+ cards. TCG-wise, not all that good.
2. Music streaming: Mostly the mainstream music on radio or T.V. The web I find more mainstream on (some sites you already know) and foreign music via crunchyroll.com (not much on anime music).
3. Checking for updates: sites I check on - www.Serebii.net for all things Pokemon, Fightersgeneration.com for fighting game references, Gamefaqs.com (mostly checking their forums, check cheats and unlockables, and game data), and Gamespot.com for their reviews.
4. Anime streaming: Check past animes [cause some of this year's anime can get rather disturbing?!] several video streaming sites have these past animes (probably already know some)
Stats as of 5/2:
Solo->Adventure: 100% progress, however some enemies and bosses are yet to be trophied. All characters unlocked this way. Classic: intense complete as Mario; 9 lives lost. Easy fielding. All-star: normal clear, yet to field it(rather busy/lazy). Boss-battles: {Very hard clear} as Donkey Kong; yet to clear intense. Easy fielding.
Vs Wi-fi: 20 first finishes, 7 last finishes, [rest of 45 are second and third(lost track)]. Achievements:{Grand Slam: 4 K.O.'s by Home-run smash attack.}{Wimpy KO: K.O. by a weak attack/special.}{ K5-0: five K.O.s in one life/match.}
Sudden death Wi-fi: 2 wins, 4 losses. Achievements:{Bomb for nothing: Sudden death win was by bob-ombs falling}{backstabber: Struck an opponent by the back.}
ooogally boogaly
scary pic
of a scary monster
no wait... the scary creature is too scary so instead I'll just post this pic from the same web as the scary monster!
AWSOME
ROBOT
This robot is called the "Martial Queller"
Details can be found on keiththompsonart.com
Just hit the gallery button
And stay away from the undead section

in you're face apathy!!
this is awsome... and you know what?
I shall post a picture of a smexy puppeh!

I can't believe I used the smexy word
I is asomely bad inglesh