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I've seen multiple posts on here (and even some professional reviewers) talking about how you can't pick actions for your party members in battles. There's actually a very simple fix for this. At the beginning of a battle, on the screen where you have the option to fight and flee, you can choose Tactics. In that menu, you can set your party's tactics, and one option is to make your characters Follow Orders.
Now you can select their actions like you're used to in a turn-based JRPG.
I just watched a YouTube video where they reviewed Trails from Zero, and it appears the PS4 version is simply an upscaled version of the PSVita version.
So the textures look much better in the Switch and PC versions. If possible, I'd recommend getting either the Switch or PC version.
It's certainly playable on PS4, but in terms of visuals, it is the weakest version.
I finally landed an engineering job (you know, the one I went through four years of difficult school to get). I gave my two weeks back on the 2nd, and now I have just two shifts left: Thursday and then Saturday night.
I really want to give all the Karens a piece of my mind these last two shifts, but I probably won't have the courage to do it.
It's just such a great feeling to know that I will soon be free.
Today is release day for Fireweaver, the second book in my Sunweaver series. To celebrate its release, the first book is free, and the second is launching with a limited-time price of $0.99.
The sun is dying. The world has turned to ice. Only the Sunlord can keep humanity alive.
Deril was supposed to be the next Sunlord, following in his father’s footsteps. But it doesn’t matter how much Deril trains. He is no savior, just an ordinary Sunweaver, powerful but useless. But then Fireweavers kidnap his father, intending to use his Sunlord powers to free their mad god. Now Deril must infiltrate a secret Fireweaver organization and earn their trust. If he doesn't, the mad god will kill all Sunwe
I'm running a week-long promotion on the box set of my entire series. It's normally $9.99, but right now it's on sale for only $2.99. It's also free to read with a Kindle Unlimited subscription.
This is fantasy for people who love the classic fantasy adventure, but with a few modern twists.
The first thing that stands out to me about this book is the author’s writing style. Kelliher has a slightly more poetic style than I’m used to seeing in fantasy, using a great deal of figurative language. Apart from that, the prose is also very readable. The book was also paced very well, keeping me turning pages because something interesting was almost always happening.
The battle sequences in the last twenty percent of the book were also a joy to read. They gave me that frantic feeling I love getting during the climax of a book. The revelations at the very end also have my excited to read the rest of the series.
But I do have a few criticisms. While the pacing was great for keeping the
So I work in the shoe department at a major retailer. This particular story involves children's shoes.
Our children's shoes are divided into toddler sizes and big kid sizes. Toddler sizes go from 4 to 10 most of the time. Big kids sizes start at 11 and go up to 7.
This tale starts out innocently enough.
A lady is over looking at our dress shoes for bigger boys. The lady asks, "Do you have these shoes in a size 8."
I politely point out that the boys' shoes only go up to 7. Size 8 is over in the men's shoes. I send her a few aisles over, thinking this is just a typical customer interaction.
And then she started yelling at me about how the shoes were way too big and how I'm stupid for dire
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