ColeSloth

Oh. That armor. Ok, I rescind my "dumbass" remark.

Thanks for ruining what's behind the door, ~~dumbass~~.

*apparently that's not what's behind the hidden door. He was talking about the armor shown earlier in the game.

Good call.

As far as "light" it's already capped out, then. Going shorter there's only x-ray and then Gamma ray. Gamma ray lithography sounds bad-ass and dangerous.

The entire game is pretty shallow to me, but the sea stuff to me is still fun. Funnest part.

I like the sea stuff more than the land stuff (which is crazy repetitive as well. Go to dock, unlock view points, beat up guys to open the pub, do a couple contract missions, grab the few collection things lying about etc. Like 50 places where you do the exact same thing.) But the ship fighting is fun, even though boarding the enemy ship portion is boring.

At this point I just want to hit the story line, get the last few upgrades to my ship in hopes I can defeat the legendary ships that have been whooping my ass, and I'd like to get all the little rocks collected I need to find out what's behind the door on the assasins island.

The most fucked up thing is that they're saying crunchyroll won't support funimations stuff.

FUNIMATION BOUGHT OUT CRUNCHYROLL. Not the other way around.

So funimation now owns CR and funimation is dropping off the digital copies that they themselves sold to people and changing their own name to Crunchyroll. Funimation literally chose to drop support of what they sold themselves, hike prices up after buying out their competitor Crunchyroll, and they're taking over using the name Crunchyroll because it has a more positive name recognition.

Get past uvc for what purpose?

I play one game at a time until I beat it or decide it isn't worth playing. I'm currently playing Black Flag for the first time and am about 35 hours into it.

I'm still holding interest, but it's pretty damned repetitive and full of fetch quests and check boxes.

Chess needed several things basically like that, though. It's why you can castle, move pawns once or twice on their opening move, and en passant.