Mobius Evalon226,796 (119,966)

I regularly trade away my completed games at Cheap Ass Gamer and Game Trading Zone. As such, I do not own most of the titles in my gamer history. If the game is not on my boost list, I either do not have it or do not want to play it.

My sessions are carefully regimented when I host them, and I choose methods that are fair above all and fast whenever possible. I know which achievements you need and which ones you already have, and I form a plan before we even begin to avoid a situation that resembles the seagulls on Finding Nemo. Because I carefully plan out what's going to happen, I do not appreciate deviation from the plan in fits of selfishness; if an achievement is neither listed in the session nor alluded to in the notes, there is little chance you are getting opportunity to work on it. I also disinclude all achievements that can easily be done by your lonesome, and I will not allow wasting of the valuable time of the group on something you can easily do without the rest of us. The wonder of TA is that anybody can make a gaming session; if you're not pleased with how I do things, you are free to make your own and do it your way.

I am not impressed by a large number of the titles released on the Xbox. Any title that neither contributes a single new facet to its' genre nor does so in a meaningful way should not exist.