Back in 1996, when I was an innocent child, I was shopping in an outlet mall and purchased a floppy disk of demos that included X-COM: UFO Defense. I managed to get it working on our IBM 486 (with a math coprocessor my dad proudly pointed out), and I fell into a new world.
I am rarely inspired to write reviews, but middling art that could be great triggers me.
Revisit a small 4x game form 1997
Aster and Varis bust into a druid camp after cleaning up a goblin raid.
These things take time. People only have so much space, time, and effort. If you want to work on yourself, at least initially, you’ll have to pull back from others.
All reversals. Maybe I should change the way I flip my cards.
I want character creation that has an that organic feeling and is more narrative based.
I want to play a rogue (or mostly a rogue) and I want to do a lot of damage.
