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[quote=TheSilverDust][quote=HiFromBuddha] Sorry, to further cockblock the question, but the people at Taiwan are like the reverse of what my friend claims South Korea to be. From my experiences, Taiwanese people are SUPER nice to foreigners, like, they will go out of their way to make foreigners at home, but they are really shitty to their own kind. Its pretty funny. But yes, please do answer Sirell's question above, I've got nothing.[/quote] Please put Filipinos here, they are almost racist to everyone especially to black people and also their kind. And I answered his question already, it's Jack Frost from Shin Megami series in Atlus. Do you play Blazblue? If yes, who's your favorite character? If no, OK.[/quote]

[quote=HiFromBuddha][quote=TheSilverDust][quote=HiFromBuddha] No, but seriously, I'm a guy that's big on his food. I love gourmet, fine dining, all that shit, and I Ve been to numerous in Melbourne. Well, there's one restaurant I absolutely loved the first time around by a celebrity chef here in Australia called George Kolambaris, you might've seen him on Masterchef, I dunno. Well, the first time I went, amazing. Textures, flavours, and creativity in how he reinvented numerous Greek dishes. It was great. The second and third time, fuuuuuck. It went to complete shit, which was really a shame. Undercooked food, service that was horrible and food that came late. It also seemed like the creativity was gone as well. Hella disappointing. I'm guessing George's focus on Public Image and television took priority over his signature restaurant. At least he has a lower class, souvlaki chain that's really popular AND pretty darn good as well.[/quote] Oh my, I watch Masterchef Australia in Lifetime channel. They even have a promo that the main price is to visit his restaurant in Melbourne. It really is disappointing to hear that. [/quote] His main restaurant, the one that I was talking about (The Press Club), is closed down now if I'm not mistaken. The restaurants behind it though, Little Press and Cellar, is still alive and kicking. It's still pretty good. There are definitely better restaurants in Melbourne. Also, since you are a Masterchef fan, Gary's restaurant was so-so. Everything was pretty subpar imo, except for his signature slow roast lamb dish. Oh my god, I think I came from eating it. Also, Shannon's restaurant, Vue de Monde is very good, and has a fantastic location, being at the top of the second tallest building in Melbourne, and within the heart of the CBD. My sister's husband proposed to her in that restaurant :3 EDIT: I'll answer for the hell of it. I don't play Blazblue, but I did do a lot of research on it when I was considering picking it up. My favourite character is Bullet. What's your favourite genre of game?[/quote]

[quote=TheSilverDust][quote=HiFromBuddha] His main restaurant, the one that I was talking about (The Press Club), is closed down now if I'm not mistaken. The restaurants behind it though, Little Press and Cellar, is still alive and kicking. It's still pretty good. There are definitely better restaurants in Melbourne. Also, since you are a Masterchef fan, Gary's restaurant was so-so. Everything was pretty subpar imo, except for his signature slow roast lamb dish. Oh my god, I think I came from eating it. Also, Shannon's restaurant, Vue de Monde is very good, and has a fantastic location, being at the top of the second tallest building in Melbourne, and within the heart of the CBD. My sister's husband proposed to her in that restaurant :3[/quote] Actually, I'm not that of a fan of that show. I just watch it when I like to. So sweet @ the proposal part :3 EDIT: From what I remembered, the main price is to visit The Press Club... IF not, then I forgot.[/quote]

[quote=Re4XN]I don't have a "favourite genre" when it comes to games, but I do enjoy RPGs and strategy games the most (however, I also like action games, hack 'n' slash, etc. as long as the game is decent enough). Some of my favourite games: Mass Effect, Shadow of the Colossus, Dragon Age, Baldur's Gate, The Elder Scrolls, Medal of Honor, C&C/RA. Was there a game that touched your heart (getting all sentimental here)? If yes, which one?[/quote]

[quote=I want to be a Blitzball]There was one, Radiant Historia. Not extremely known, but a great game and it loves showing just how much wrong you did. Which game has driven you the furthest towards madness?[/quote]

[quote=HiFromBuddha]Spec Ops: The Line. The gameplay is pretty meh for me as I'm not the biggest fan of shooters, this person or first person, but oh my word the story what the fuck please stop I don't think I can mentally handle this right now. Seriously, the story is just full of twists that just completely fuck with you and everything you know. What game do you play to unwind after an incredibly rough or stressful day?[/quote]

[quote=RottedApples]Sometimes i just watch youtube videos. Although if i were to talk about a casual game, probably OpenTTD because i can then play my own music in the background and mindlessly make money. However since i got RCT3 installed i might play that some. What is your favorite kind of coaster to build with in RCT (any of the games)?[/quote]

[quote=I want to be a Blitzball]Considering I barely remember the game, haven't played RCT3 for over 5 years, I always used to build really stupid stuff, always making them go really long and then sending the people flying. Did you ever try to kill the people (even if it wasn't possible in RCT3?)[/quote]

[quote=emoriam]I used to play RCT a bit on a friend's computer back when I was like 9 years old. I don't remember killing any people in games before starting to play games on my own computer which I got a few years later. Today was my last day of school. Same for you?[/quote]

[quote=HiFromBuddha]Nope. If you were given $20 to guy buy yourself something nice from the supermarket, what would you buy?[/quote]