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God of War? More like...

The censored version is funnier to me. Just like

Honestly, I can never guess what your tastes will land on. I guess wrong like 80% of the time when you make a thread about something.

Nah, episodic anthologies don't tend to be for me. Especially long ones with wildly differing quality throughout.

You can have an old fashion romance with a prostitute. She just has to have a heart of gold. Or be great at her job. Preferably both.

Yeah, Tinder banned me for making a meme account. I didn't even get to use it. 😥

He's the scat cat

Not that desperate.

Apparently this is written by the author of the Alice in Borderlands manga (best version), so my interest just went way up.

I had a Typhlosion with Earthquake, Thunder Punch, Flamethrower, and an interchangeable 4th slot (Strength for a while, I think I replaced it with Bite or Crunch). It was funny, if impractical for playing against just about anyone who had any concept of using stats and status effects in any meaningful way.

So, the change would be from big turtle with guns to... a big turtle....?

Future Redeemed was dense enough to be its own game, and an excellent one at that. Rain Code fills me with unhinged excitement. I don't know what Danganronpa guy's gonna hit me with this time, but it will be a fucking ride. I don't ask for much. A DLC and more weird supernatural murder mysteries is all it really took to tide me over. I don't need 20 AAA games released 24 months too soon.

Depends on if the corporation can have a heart attack.

Too many.

Still a better love story than Twilight.

The part where it got replaced by a French movie bootleg site. It was a very funny mercy kill.

Fixed.

James

BotW has been a perpetual bucket list further hindered by my limited interest in Zelda. But I'm sure I'll play it some day. The world design is by Monolith Soft and that basically means I have to play it at some point.

Sort of, but I don't think the issue you had was necessarily with the content as much as how it was presented. 2011 doesn't really convey what Gon is like since they really ramp up the cheerful shonen vibe and cut down on characterization. It's all but the most recent 3 arcs. Glad it doesn't sound too severe. Those are world-ending powers that are visible to most people. It's not that people forgot. It's that most users keep it close to their chest since each ability is unique to the user and anyone knowing their ability is a serious risk. That's not a universal pretense, people outside the Hunter Organization can figure it out on their own and nobody is strictly barred from exposing it. It just isn't super common knowledge. A ton of them can't be seen without special training, either. Wouldn't say that. They're presented with more mature storytelling and better characterization, so their actions are more understandable. I'd say they're more likable and it's more neutral on how you're supposed to view them. Phantom Troupe and Chimera Ant tackle those kinds of aspects and are very critical of the cast. Though even in 2011, they actually do address stuff like that early. Everyone is caught of guard by Gon's bizarre sense of morality. '99 shows more of his upbringing with him basically running around the forrest all day, how Kite (the person that caused Gon to look for Ging) impacted Gon's morality, how Mito literally hid the existence of Hunters from Gon to prevent him from following his dad. Stuff that got removed from 2011. It's a case of 2011 making the wrong kind of changes in adaption. That stuff was in the manga. They're less "good guys" or "bad guys", and more somewhere in the middle. It's acknowledged much more thoroughly earlier in '99. I found it made them more likable despite being at core very similar. It's moodier without being overly edgy. Dark, perhaps, but handled maturely. There are women. Takes a while for any to be center stage, but there are quite a few major ones throughout. Most ensemble arcs like Phantom Troupe, Chimera Ant, and the Succession War have multiple main characters separate from the protagonist(s) that are women, and Biscuit Krueger is effectively a part of the main group for Greed Island. I should have time to watch some of Robotech in the near future. I got wrapped up in nigh nonstop Xeno series stuff that's been ongoing since Xenoblade 3 came out. Revisited 1, 2, and Xenosaga, finished Xenogears, and am mostly done with Xenoblade X outside post-game/side stories. I've watched maybe 2 or 3 things on my own since XC3 came out and both were sequels. 🙄