After all, everyone's used it so often by now as to rob it of any kind of credibility. Sadly, the superior applicability of this fib also proves to be its downfall. A time-honoured appeal thats just as prevalent on the squash court as it is in the annals of the inner city knitting society, probably. Here's one that hardcore 'excusers' will recognise from the real world. Success rate - 60% - Sadly, some folks just aren't ready to believe anything they hear online, and who can blame them - right now you're reading an article on how to choose the most convincing excuses, you daring, deceitful rogue, you. Still, it's probably best not to wheel this one out after every minor defeat we wouldn't want you to lose all credibility, now would we? Cry wolf one too many times and the townsfolk will only be too happy to see you lining a lupine belly, so save this excuse for only the most egregious of multiplayer muck ups. Amen.Īs fun-ruining phenomena go, lag is a real killer, and unlike many of the entries on this list, definitely does exist. Praise be to the Internet that sent out its only engineer, that having turned off the router, saw it risen again from the dead after the customary 30 second waiting period. Only by supplicating ourselves to their divine will - their great and terrible moodswings of spotty service - are we allowed to continue blasting our buds online. Watch as we toss gnomes at scarecrows, lock a naked imp in a cage and throw stink pellets in the faces of unsuspecting wizards in this episode of PolyPals Jr.Lag, or 'the dance of the juddery ghost men' as its known to expert gamers, is a form of technological pestilence inflicted upon mankind by the vengeful gods of the Internet. Also, did you know that the guy who did the music for the Elder Scrolls games and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic also scored this game? It’s true! Rowling’s incredibly wrong decision to put Harry and Ginny together at the end. We go into our favorite characters and lament J.K. That didn’t stop us from having some great discussions about the series, though. It turns out that putting the disc on a newer console makes all the cutscenes play in slow motion.
While we had pretty fond memories of this game, playing it on a backwards-compatible Xbox 360 is - how do we put this - not good. Why did we start with the second game in the series, you ask? Well, Thomas never played the first one.
This time around, we played Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for the original Xbox.
Allegra and Thomas are back again for another installment of PolyPals Jr.
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