Do you let your younger siblings watch
That’s hilarious
There’s another one I forgot to tell about.
I was doing Personal Story for my female charr, the Order of Whispers’ storyline in particular. I was talking to Tybalt.
Here comes my sister.
“Will this lion fall in love with our lioness?”
You should buy her a copy of the game. She would be invaluable as a leader in dungeons.
The game does have a T rating, you may want to re-consider letting a 5yo watch it.
http://www.esrb.org/ratings/synopsis.jsp?Certificate=32125
Try not ignoring the game’s rating which is obviously placed there for a reason.
I’m usually really sweet… but this an internet forum and you know how it has to be.
/i’m a lesbiab… lesbiam… less bien… GIRLS/
The game’s rating is mostly because it’s an online game, not necessarily the content. And he’s not letting her play, just watch a game where she understands none of the dialogue. She doesn’t know they’re drinking alcohol, for example, unless someone tells her.
As for my younger siblings, they’re all at least 18 and live 1000 miles away so no. I do play with my middle sister sometimes, though.
There’s another one I forgot to tell about.
I was doing Personal Story for my female charr, the Order of Whispers’ storyline in particular. I was talking to Tybalt.
Here comes my sister.
“Will this lion fall in love with our lioness?”
Oh god.
If that happened, what an awful battle of clawr island that would be QQ
And all who stood by and did nothing, who are they to criticize the sacrifices of others?
Our blood has bought their lives.
Back before the start of the current WvW season we had faced the same servers several times. On seeing the matchup, my son, who plays sometimes asked
“Why do we keep playing these servers when we keep beating them?”
My daughter (who doesn’t actually play) replied,
“Maybe they haven’t learnt their lesson yet.”
Aww, these are precious. I’d let my siblings watch if they weren’t mostly thousands of miles away and in their 40’s … but they wouldn’t come up with lines like those. Even my nephew and nieces are mid to late teens.
No, but I do have a dad that makes hilarious comments every time he plays or watches me play GW2.
“Back in my day, the story was actually a story. And that story made sense, unlike today’s garbage”.
“Back in my day, we had to fly on griffins that took us on a 15 minute journey to get where we wanted to go. Nowadays, you can just teleport everywhere. Lazy ****es”
“World completion? Bah, in my day we didn’t get rewarded for exploring. All we got were animal pelts that we could make into leather armor, which we could sell for -5 gold”
“Wow, an entire 2 silver for a 5 minute event! Anet needs a raise for this amount of genius!”
I need to record him some time.
(edited by Galtrix.7369)