Germonik Scriptures Narrated Story Time, Final Fantasy Tactics (fft) Germonique
Germonik Scriptures Narrated Story Time, Final Fantasy Tactics (fft) — Reading the Germonik Scriptures and learning the truth about what is happening. Rather intense: I picked up the Germonik Scriptures Simon game me and flipped through the pages. The text was in an ancient holy script with drawings in places. It was damaged and hard to read. I wondered what was written in it? Then I saw some words in a language I recognized. Somebody had written some notes in the Ikoku language. Who could have done it? Judging from the ink, the older notes were written only years ago. But the Newer ones were written only days ago. It smudged when I rubbed it. The ink was not yet dry. They were written by the same person. I Realized Simon had been slowly translating this book over the years. I tried reading it by refering to his partial notes. It says, this is written by a follower of Saint Ajora, Germonik… Germonik? I’d heard the name before, must have been in history class. Then it came to me. Germonik was the disciple who betrayed Saint Ajora by selling him to the yudora Empire. It was amazing Germonik’s book was even still in existence! Calming myself, I turned the pages. Then, I found something more amazing than the historical legacy in my hands. I thought Germonik compiled Saint Ajora’s words in this book, but I was wrong. It’s a record of Saint Ajora’s activities, and not the Saint Ajora we know. A record of Ajora, the human. First off, Saint Ajora is not human. I’m not a true …
Video Rating: 5 / 5
aerialtelly.co.uk Aerial Telly’s knowledge of and interest in the videogame industry begins and ends with his Vertigolf habit so he will let the bint from the pilot explain “jPod is a freakish netherworld within Neotronic Arts. It is a product of the Y2K glitch which caused random employees with J surnames to be assigned to the basement satellite offices”. jPod is also CBC’s adaptation of Douglas Coupland’s best-selling novel, set in Vancouver videogame company Neotronic Arts. Ethan Jarlewski (David Kopp), our sappy hero, is the gore specialist for BoardX, the insanely violent game the podsters are developing. Kaitlin Joyce (Emilie Ullerup) is the new girl, a character designer. Bree (Steph Song) is the motion capture expert with serious control issues, Cowboy (Ben Ayres) is the handsome shoots-from-the-hip programmer and poonhound. John Doe (Torrance Coombs) is the backgrounds maestro – a boy determined to be statistically average in every way (hence the deed poll name change to John Doe) after a traumatic upbringing in a lesbian commune where he was cruelly christened Juniper. You can see how someone might want to blend in after that. Things get complicated fast in jPod. Idiot management-speak spewing executive Steve Lefkowitz (Colin Cunningham) wants to incorporate a cuddly turtle into the gorefest that is BoardX, in a damp-eyed expression of love to the son he barely sees. Ethan has to deal with his dope dealing mother, philandering father and run-ins with Chinese …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
