I've played just a little of that game and all the **** about dead and insane characters makes it tense from second one. I'd recommend.

It's pretty intense. And a lot of fun once you build up your roster. The game itself is also tough. Don't expect to never die. I also don't recommend getting comfortable with your current roster. Ever

Most important class?

Honestly, I don't know. I do like the classes that are melee focused but I know the witch doctor can be pretty OP depending on what they know. I'd say it's more important to have a diverse roster because certain allies don't want to travel with you if they know of the dangers in a certain dungeon.

I don't know how attached you get to video game characters but will I get attached and start a Geocities page as a Hall of Fallen Heroes?

Huh?
I believe the technical term for these sort of characters is pussy.
Geocities are still around? :yikes:

So a few weeks I stumbled on this dude that has insane house parties. Hardcore bands, half pipe in the backyard, kegs, chicks, 4 PS4's, 4 T.V's. This is all alleged, although I've heard multiple sources confirm it. Finally going tonight. The pass-code is DIY.

Edit: We have to go a few houses down to use his grandma's basement for bands.

I don't think so honesty. I mean, sometimes you'll have a few characters that you level up that you grow attached to, but death happens often. I'd say once you start leveling the roster up, you will grow attached. Especially since you can start naming them anytime you want.

Have you never heard OP used in regards to gaming?

:laughing:

Spent the past 2 days learning how to model Lidar scans. Brain is fried. Ready for a rainy weekend wih games and graphic novels.