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It must be an excellent product for friend computer tells me so. Fun is mandatory.
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It must be an excellent product for friend computer tells me so. Fun is mandatory.
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SHODAN loves me—this I know,The Von Braun's screens tell me so.
Fleshy ones to Her belong,
We all are weak, but She is strong. {crawls into ventilation duct and hides}
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I for one welcome our new Alien Overlords- Kent Brockman
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Title is awesome! No, I don't mean the title of the last chapter of the AP (although that's not too shabby), but the title of this store blog thread! Strangely enough, I awoke just a little while ago from a dream that featured a robot Paladin and a group of murderhoboes . . . EDIT #1: Actually, I'll just go ahead and post it in here:
The dream scene started on this group of 3 Paladins who were Holy Pains (see this Paladin/Antipaladin Guide if you're not sure what that means) and highly inclined to operate in murderhobo mode. The dream scene was also in a totally anachronistic world, by the way, complete with modern technology, and for some weird reason everything (including the aforementioned Paladins) had a sort of anime/manga look to it. Unfortunately, my dream memory is hazy, because after waking I can't remember what their names were, only that they were horrible puns. After a bit the view shifted over to my liege, the robot Paladin, whose name I do remember, PAL-A-GON. PAL-A-GON had to do a bit of self-assembly, namely the body had to wheel over and pick up and put on the head, which had popped out of somewhere else, and which the murderhobo/Holy Pain Paladins with the horrible pun names that I can't remember were about to attack after the head popped out and landed in front of them. PAL-A-GON (who had suddenly become a lot more Intimidating) started to give them a stern talking down about running around killing everything they didn't understand, but then was struck silent by the REAL problem that would afflict a robot . . . or an Iron God: a software glitch -- a crash. Although no Blue Screen was visible, it was obvious to me that I had to get PAL-A-GON away from the murderhobo Paladins to get it back up and running. Amazingly, I managed to wheel PAL-A-GON away from them fast enough and cleverly enough to escape into an elevator without them being able to get in, although I knew they were close behind. I managed to get up to and into our hotel room, although delayed by the hotel room key card entry mechanism refusing to recognize the key card for several precious seconds. I wheeled PAL-A-GON into the room and managed to get the door closed and locked, although not before the pursuing murderhobo Paladins got to see which one it was. They were working on trying to get through the door (oddly trying to do something subtle but not entirely silent with the lock, rather than simply bashing their way through), while I was trying to reboot PAL-A-GON, when I woke up.
EDIT #2: Funny thing is, I haven't even played in or acquired Iron Gods . . . .
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Yeah a new animal companion (from Castrovel!!!) and a new Inevitable.
Castrovel critter, yay!