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addme2020-10-27 04:58 pm
perhin_madoc_gamgins) wrote in addme2020-10-27 04:58 pm
Hiya!
NAME:. I'm going by 'Perhin' on the 'Net.
AGE: 30
INTERESTS & HOBBIES:
LOOKING FOR: Art geeks, otaku wannabes, old film buffs, fantasy dorks, and someone who can handle a heavy dose of random history lessons in my journal.
ANYTHING ELSE?:Want to know more? Just ask!
-Perhin
AGE: 30
INTERESTS & HOBBIES:
- Anything by Tolkien,
- Harry Potter,
- Douglas Adams,
- studying Japanese(I need to pick this back up),
- playing fantasy RPGs online and just on the PC,
- reading,
- writing short stories and poetry,
- drawing (I want to learn how to draw dragons and how to paint watercolor),
- NatGeo History magazine and geeking-out over history in general (the Tudors are a fav and Hamilton was awesome),
- quirky books that only I could find (like Gourmet Rhapsody and Waiting for Gertrude----I'm reading this sometime soon!),
- watching sort-of old anime (is anyone here a Haibane Renmei fan?) and Studio Ghibli films,
- butterflying (this is like birding but with pretty bugs)
- old black & white films (Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and Jimmy Stewart are favs, oh, and the non-related Audrey Hepburn)
- the Jazz Age (Dorothy Parker is Goddess)
LOOKING FOR: Art geeks, otaku wannabes, old film buffs, fantasy dorks, and someone who can handle a heavy dose of random history lessons in my journal.
ANYTHING ELSE?:Want to know more? Just ask!
-Perhin
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The main resource I can think of for Japanese off the top of my head is jisho.org, which is a great website for definitions, grammar, and conjugation. They also let you draw kanji if you can't copy-paste it (though it has to be done in stroke order...). Let me go through some of my stuff and find you some more.
I've played Kingmaker a little bit, but I found it a little too complicated on the default difficulty, if you know what I mean. I love playing tabletop Pathfinder, but I think that game is really meant for people who optimize their characters.
I do have Neverwinter Nights 1 on Steam! I haven't played much of it yet, but I love the creativity of being able to make your own modules. I mostly use GOG for original (not re-released) old games so they work on modern PCs and come with all the cool bits. They're a godsend for playing the original Fallout games for instance!
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I'll look at that site soon. Sounds good. :)
I haven't played a lot of RPGs in a good long while, but I've been increasingly interested in the text-based RPGs. Makes me feel ancient just for looking at their sites. There's a game that's been going on since the early '90s. I think it's 1994.
My favorite chapter of NWN1 is three. I want to tell you all the cool things that's in chapter three, but then I would be committing spoiler alert without warning.
I wonder if GOG will get the Sims2 games? I hope so. I loved the Season and Bon Voyage expansion packs. Nothing like your sim being shocked by lightning on their way to work.
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As far as I know, I don't think GOG will ever get the rights to the Sims games. EA wants to keep that stuff under lock and key. You can't even purchase Sims 1 or 2 legally from them anymore. There are, uh, other methods.
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