In Deep Silence by clairavance.
Ouch, the bad grammar is painful.
Ouch, the bad grammar is painful.
What are you reading?
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Amazing Grace by Eric Metaxas. This guy has a real gift for the written word and is the only author on the planet who could do justice to the story of William Wilberforce - one of the greatest men to ever grace England.
Whispers of Nowhere by Rebel Dynasty =)
Lost Souls at the moment.
But if I'd been on here earlier, it would've gone like this: Sweet Story, Fishly Fleshed, Sea of The Patchwork Cats, Hungry Bug and The Tick People.
Those books I ordered...they haven't lasted me long at all. :facepalm:
But if I'd been on here earlier, it would've gone like this: Sweet Story, Fishly Fleshed, Sea of The Patchwork Cats, Hungry Bug and The Tick People.
Those books I ordered...they haven't lasted me long at all. :facepalm:
What a coincidence, so am I. ^^
Old game articles:
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/featu...ro-into-a-melee-machine-in-borderlands-2.aspx
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Even though Bloodshed focuses on melee attacks, there are a few upgrades that you can ignore if you want to be as efficient as possible with Zero’s sword. If you see the image above, you’ll see an example of an ideal late-game skill tree. Killing Blow and Iron Hand are both extremely useful, allowing you to deal up to 500% melee damage to enemies with low health and boosting your overall melee damage, respectively.
In the second tier, you can basically ignore Grim and Be Like Water. They’re both useful, but aren’t directly related to Zero’s sword attack strength. Get back to them later once you fill out the tree, but pour your points into the top tier at first.
As soon as you unlock the third tier, throw a point into Execute. This game-changer is one of the most important parts of Zero’s entire skill tree. With it, you can dash forward and slash at an enemy that’s under your crosshairs. This special melee attack deals a silly amount of damage, and you can even dash into the air to attack flying enemies. You can imagine how awesome it feels to disappear and then fly through the air to destroy a Buzzard craft with your sword.
Move on to Backstab after that, which lets you deal extra damage when attacking from behind an enemy. Again, this will come into play once we discuss Deception strategy. Once you’ve put enough into Backstab, the fourth tier opens up. Resurgence is the only option here, and it rewards Zero with health for attacking with his sword. In conjunction with Zero’s now-crazy melee abilities, it’s great at keeping you alive in tough situations. Keep on moving down the line to the Like the Wind ability, which grants you extra melee (and gun) damage while you’re moving.
After you’ve spent enough points on the Bloodshed tree, you’ll unlock Zero’s deadly Many Must Fall ability. With this activated, Zero will deploy another hologram if he kills an enemy while in Deception. If you make good use of your time, you can use this to string together multiple decoys. Few experiences in Borderlands 2 feel as great as taking out an entire squad of enemies with your sword without any of them ever seeing you.
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/featu...ro-into-a-melee-machine-in-borderlands-2.aspx
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Even though Bloodshed focuses on melee attacks, there are a few upgrades that you can ignore if you want to be as efficient as possible with Zero’s sword. If you see the image above, you’ll see an example of an ideal late-game skill tree. Killing Blow and Iron Hand are both extremely useful, allowing you to deal up to 500% melee damage to enemies with low health and boosting your overall melee damage, respectively.
In the second tier, you can basically ignore Grim and Be Like Water. They’re both useful, but aren’t directly related to Zero’s sword attack strength. Get back to them later once you fill out the tree, but pour your points into the top tier at first.
As soon as you unlock the third tier, throw a point into Execute. This game-changer is one of the most important parts of Zero’s entire skill tree. With it, you can dash forward and slash at an enemy that’s under your crosshairs. This special melee attack deals a silly amount of damage, and you can even dash into the air to attack flying enemies. You can imagine how awesome it feels to disappear and then fly through the air to destroy a Buzzard craft with your sword.
Move on to Backstab after that, which lets you deal extra damage when attacking from behind an enemy. Again, this will come into play once we discuss Deception strategy. Once you’ve put enough into Backstab, the fourth tier opens up. Resurgence is the only option here, and it rewards Zero with health for attacking with his sword. In conjunction with Zero’s now-crazy melee abilities, it’s great at keeping you alive in tough situations. Keep on moving down the line to the Like the Wind ability, which grants you extra melee (and gun) damage while you’re moving.
After you’ve spent enough points on the Bloodshed tree, you’ll unlock Zero’s deadly Many Must Fall ability. With this activated, Zero will deploy another hologram if he kills an enemy while in Deception. If you make good use of your time, you can use this to string together multiple decoys. Few experiences in Borderlands 2 feel as great as taking out an entire squad of enemies with your sword without any of them ever seeing you.
Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan, I knew i should've gotten off my lazy bum and read this when i finished Wallflower been two days and I've already gotten like a fourth of the way through.
Biblical by Christopher Galt. Apparently it's a thriller but it sounds a lot more like sci-fi/supernatural to me.
Writing a Non Boring family History by Hazel Edwards.
Because I'm bored lol
Because I'm bored lol
Those facial expressions lol.
On-topic: I'm sorry, I'm reading uh... the Denny's menu.
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Thanks to a friend I got into reading this webcomic...
Romantically Apocalyptic
It's like Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy mixed with all those movies on apocalypse Hollywood dished out.
Romantically Apocalyptic
It's like Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy mixed with all those movies on apocalypse Hollywood dished out.
Edit:
http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/2014/09/29/when-pocahontas-meets-guardians-of-the-galaxy/
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LOL :laugh:
http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/2...rewritten-to-feature-prayer-instead-of-magic/
https://m.fanfiction.net/s/10644439/1/
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“Hello, neighbor! I was wondering if you have been saved,” Hagrid exclaimed brightly; and tipped his wide-brimmed, straw cowboy hat.
Aunt Petunia laughed a gravelly laugh; and leaned forward on her sturdy, practical boots. “Saved? Don’t tell me you are you one of those Christians?”
[...] “Yes, I am,” Hagrid replied kindly. “Are you?”
Aunt Petunia laughed again; and stuck her pointy, sharp nose up in the air. “We are too smart for that. Haven’t you read Dawkins? God is dead! Dawkins proved that. Would you like us to educate you on the Dawkins?”
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I hope that one day I can troll this good... XP
http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/2014/09/29/when-pocahontas-meets-guardians-of-the-galaxy/
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LOL :laugh:
http://unrealitymag.com/index.php/2...rewritten-to-feature-prayer-instead-of-magic/
https://m.fanfiction.net/s/10644439/1/
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“Hello, neighbor! I was wondering if you have been saved,” Hagrid exclaimed brightly; and tipped his wide-brimmed, straw cowboy hat.
Aunt Petunia laughed a gravelly laugh; and leaned forward on her sturdy, practical boots. “Saved? Don’t tell me you are you one of those Christians?”
[...] “Yes, I am,” Hagrid replied kindly. “Are you?”
Aunt Petunia laughed again; and stuck her pointy, sharp nose up in the air. “We are too smart for that. Haven’t you read Dawkins? God is dead! Dawkins proved that. Would you like us to educate you on the Dawkins?”
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I hope that one day I can troll this good... XP
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The Elements of Style by W. Strunk Jr & E.B. White
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Build your author platform by Carole Jelen & Michael McCallister.
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Build your author platform by Carole Jelen & Michael McCallister.
Wormwood by Poppy Z Brite. I'm still not sure what to make of her writing style. The descriptions are very rich and captivating, but I'm not totally sold on the dialogue at times.
Munakata Kyouju Denkikou
A guy that reminds me a lot of Poirot investigates the origin of Japanese mythology, getting himself in quite an adventure.
A guy that reminds me a lot of Poirot investigates the origin of Japanese mythology, getting himself in quite an adventure.
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Sparda hellsing
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I'm reading the elfen lied manga as well as the DMC manga they're both great :3