DEBOO'S PROFILE

Hey guys, i've been sat here for about 4 hours researching different kinds of laptops, and all that's happened is my brain has managed to get even more confused than normal and i'm now tired.

One laptop did seem to get a lot of good reviews, the macbook pro, but i don't know how much i like macs, we had them in the art department and they seemed very confusing(though tbh i couldnt get past the single clicking mouse). I'm sure i'd get used to it though, if it's worth it.
I was wondering if any of you had brilliant laptops you wanted to recommend? Anyone with a macbook pro? I'm just looking for an all-rounder, but itd be good if i could use photoshop and play games on it(with a decent speed).

Please don't tell me to use google, or i'll cry. Thanks in advance! :D

Also! What's with all the notebooks? I can't seem to find a normal laptop in this day and age.

FFT is brilliant once you get into it.
But i didn't save for ages and died, and because it's so slow paced i lost about 4 hours of leveling :(

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Visual novels are the shit.

Phew, at first i read that as visual novels are shit. It seemed unlike you.

It's good to have you here, i'd be interested in listening to your podcasts sometime :)
Phoenix Wright is the bomb.

Add my dad to the divorced list plz :)
Although i suppose he's not strictly divorced seeing as they were never married...

I get on really well with my dad, i really love him. He's quite an individual(lonng grey beard, wacky clothes, thinks differently to anyone ive ever met..) but i love that about him. A lot of people assume i'd be embarrassed walking around with him, but i'm really not, im proud to have him as my dad.
Even though i dont live with him, and he doesnt own a car, he'll go out of his way to see us everyday, because hes so selfless like that :)
He's very kind, cares for others more than himself, and (okay maybe im bigging him up a bit now) yeah, so, he's basically superman.

I'm sorry about everyone who has an unfortunate relationship with their parents, i know a lot of people do...
I don't mean to rub anything in(genuinely).

When i'm first allowed to roam around a town and talk to people, i kind of know from there if i'll be talking to NPC's from then on. As nice as it is to know about the history of the world, it's much better to learn about it in a subtle way. If every single person spoonfeeds me it, in a very boring way, then i'll skip it all, and probably won't be talking to NPC's from then on. It just doesn't feel genuine(unless i happen to be talking to a historian).

But if they talk about something amusing, and genuinely interesting, then i'll go out of my way to talk to every single one. This is what i did in FFIX, in fact, in most Final Fantasy's minus 12, and the ones for DS.

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A pet peeve of mine is when a game doesn't show you that there's items to find/books to read/hidden extras in the first half hour or so. If you're making a game then let the player know there's stuff there to look for. You don't need to spell it out via NPC or book, just have examples of what to look for at the beginning of the game.

Iniiit, I didn't even realise until right near the end of FFIV for the DS that you could examine bits of grass and barrels and things(not that i would have gone out of my way to do it if i had known...) to find potions(!) and the like.