Though sometimes you get a dialogue pile-up if you progress too fast and as the system prioritizes new events over old ones you'll get stuff about defeating a boss in a later stage before the dialogue about an earlier boss.

game, esp. if you've played the first one and have some background. Funny quips aside, eg. Hades promised to be a better parent at the end of the first one and when you meet him here it's obvious that he gets really depressed by circumstances conspiring to turn his daughter into a murderhobo.

Apollo boon that makes it expand, because there's a huge opportunity cost in DPS uptime while you're running around avoiding mechanics; this is also why the Demeter Cast was so good in the first game.
And while mechanically good it's also impressive how good the writing and characters are in this >

I thought you guys had droughts down there.

All the reason to never become Famous [tm]

better mood and much more motivated to just try things without structure or responsibility)

"helpful features" because at its core is a dogged insistence that the robots know what you want better than you do, or are attempting to browbeat you into accepting whatever garbage they want to shovel.

These days it has become necessary to put quotes around every search key to prevent it from ignoring part of the search (which makes the whole thing useless) but even that is apparently no longer foolproof so maybe time to switch to a different engine.
And that's like half the reason I hate >>

Sadly it's an object now that it's dead and I don't think we have any Necromancy spells that work on dragons.

That's more Carl, his job is to keep the cat activated

Look it's not my fault there's absolutely no downside to being a teacup wizard.

and most of the usual stuff, though somewhat difficult to navigate between customers and staff restocking the shelves.

were in front of, which maps indicated was a retirement home, so wondering if it's just sort of a regular neighborhood activity now - get breakfast, talk to your neighbors, take a walk, protest the government.
Bellevue HMart is tiny and cramped compared to the Redmond one but has a large deli >>

to have opened up a new branch.
Also stopped by The Container Store and I keep thinking there should be cats in their baskets.
Most bizarre was about a dozen senior citizens with walkers and chairs who lined up along the sidewalk with protest signs and sometime later went into the building they >>

I got it quite often in roulette and quite like Alliance raids in general so I didn't mind but it took forever to get the stuff I wanted, 4 casters but endless NIN drops kind of thing.
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make the player go through the motions restricting their agency via forced gameplay gimmicks (where ostensibly you have Choices [tm] but there's only one right answer) results in an extremely negative experience. If you have no good answer to "why is this not a cutscene" then don't do it.