It's on the 360. Umm I think I have a screen shot somewhere on my computer. They're floating around Myspace a lot.excessum ado said:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bushexcessum ado said:
That's the final boss. Turns out he was a space lizard after all. Go figure.
Personally I like to pretend Real Life is a space combat sim. That's why I run at people making 'fwoosh' noises, strafe them with laser fire and then run off into the distance.
SHOULD you get your rep back after doing the nasty with a tree?Haliwali said:
I hooked up with slightly less than pretty young women in my high school days, but never a tree.
Did it call you the next day?
j/k
High School rep points aren't important at all. The game changes completely after that level and Rep points reset to zero and you start all over.
Just remember to drop some skill points into studying instead of pouring them all into the Keg Stand skill, and the later levels will be easier. You can then dump a whole lot of skill points into the party based skills without going broke.
I don't know about the big boss as it's soon gonna change. I read it in some pre-release file for the new patch that's soon coming out. I'm not sure though, but hopefully I am. I too am in the High-School levels. They are really boring. It's just random grind and isn't really much fun. I just got the "Don't care about most things that dumb people say" skill. It's awesome! I think I seriously need to get points in charisma....
Yeah, if you've honestly never been to the places where that came from... sorry, it's old news for a lot of folks.General Mostly Electrified Steel said:
For anybody becoming bored with Real Life, I highly recommend leaving the single player experience behind. I started playing co-op mode with a partner ten year or so ago and we cemented that into an official in game alliance 4 years ago, and among the many advanatges is that you can use each others skills and feats in a complimentary manner. My co-op partner took the "good with money" feat, which I wasn't able to do since my patience stats is only moderate to low. On the other hand, I was able to take the "good with people" and "dealing with jerks" feats. It's worked very well, in general principle. Co-op mode changes the nature of the game entirely, but make sure you like your co-op partner. Nothing is worse than a bad co-op partner.
What is this?Chilango2 said:
Real Life is clearly a single-player RPG, running in the Real World. I regretfully inform you that your "partner" was little more than AI, and could not have done a large amount of the things you claim she did.
Well, it's a *mostly* single player experience sometimes, but even FF2 had a co-op mdoe where a second player could control some members of the party. The Real Life situation is vaguely similar. As a general rule, rela life is more sophisticated than most if its fellow rpg's.General Mostly Electrified Steel said:
This is true, Chilango; however, to date, there has been no documentation of multiplayer support in Real Life.
You, perhaps, are thinking of a different game. Perhaps the expansion pack, Society?
You, perhaps, are thinking of a different game. Perhaps the expansion pack, Society?
