This means more procrastination on my end. But, I do have some projects I'm gonna try to get done, and even getting one of this lot done would be a triumph. These are pretty much my nemeses, and everytime I want to write for it, I break down and weep like a nancyboy!

- Tactics Ogre
- Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis
- Ogre Battle 64
- Wild ARMs 3

...*sniff*

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	EmP - January 06, 2009 (04:17 AM) Stop enjoying Ghost in the Shell! It feels wrong when you like the same games as me.
	honestgamer - January 06, 2009 (01:02 PM) Make 2009 the year that you finish a FAQ for Ogre Battle 64. You can do it!
	shotgunnova - January 06, 2009 (05:01 PM) Emp: I ghosted shells when you were in short pants! As for OB64, that sucker is a behemoth. Any game in the series is pretty hard to write for, though... =/
	psychopenguin - January 07, 2009 (08:32 AM) Looking forward to seeing what you do with WA3. It's probably my favorite in the series, but it's a bitch to write for. Lots of side quests, and some of the dungeons can be confusing. I tried writing for it back in.. 2004? maybe, and only got about 50 KB in before crying for my mommy.
	shotgunnova - January 08, 2009 (10:21 AM) I've played it so many times that it wouldn't necessarily be hard to make a walkthrough...it's just that I've had a music guide running alongside it and that's dragged progress down. So, if I do one the other's getting done, too. I made cool ASCII for it and it's not going to waste, dagnabit.
	zippdementia - February 10, 2009 (12:59 AM) You should submit one for my "review that game you always wanted to" contest!
	shotgunnova - September 06, 2009 (02:18 PM) Hey, I didn't do any of my goals and probably won't. Hooray!
	darkstarripclaw - November 26, 2009 (02:25 PM) I always harbour ambitions of surpassing brian sulpher/CyricZ's Ogre Battle FAQs. Every time I think about it I decide that I would rather Square-Enix take advantage of the fact that they own the property and make a new game.