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64.0 |
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251 |
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07-30-11, 12:09 PM Edited 09-06-11, 6:28 AM
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DeuceB | Yesterday, 9:21 PM
That sounds like a brutal team. Do you use any particular custom assists? My friend uses Fortune and Valentine which is just insane rushdown too. I don't like Beowulf because he uses a chair and it just reminds me of fake wrestling. Who were your top choices? Yeah I believe that too, so I will still give them a try just to see what they are like.
I'm really hoping Big Band isn't going to be as slow as Tager, I would not play him then.
How did that happen, if you don't mind me asking? That must have been a big blow with a horde army like nids. I've seen those around too and I'm kind of in the same boat but for Dark Elves in terms of waiting. Skaven is a very wacky army but extremely good in the current edition. Too many bodies for my taste but they have some awesome models *cough*doomwheel*cough*
Ah I see. Since your a fan of nids, check out Legion of Everblight for Hordes the sister game of Warmachine. Legion is essentially evil draconic elves, so Tyranids + Dark Elves. I've been trying to sell my Retribution (Elves) so I can fully focus on my Legion.
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DeuceB | 05-20-13, 8:40 PM
Oh and I see you are a Warhammer player...I've been trying to start a Dark Eldar army and a Dark Elves army after I sold my other armies. I've been collecting since 2002 roughly. I play Warmachine/Hordes at the moment, not sure how big that is over in England though.
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DeuceB | 05-20-13, 8:23 PM
Yep, I'm a Solobella main. Although, I occasionally pair her up with Parasoul just for variety. Who is your team/main?
Hmm, well neither of the fan voted characters interest me at all, especially Beowulf. Squigly looks cool but I probably won't play her. I'm loving Big Band's design and will probably go with Cere/BB depending on what he is like. I'm also looking forward to Robo Fortune simply because of the mentioned new moveset.
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SaberRitsu | 05-18-13, 3:47 AM
Even those 'expensive' prices are less than the average over here. We pay roughly £30-£40 for everything. Not to mention the fact that prices almost never go down apart from the odd sale.
Still, things are improving. Madman have really bad prices, but they license most of the things that get released over here and organise some great events. Sony Universal's selection may not be very good as of now (Unless you like mediocrity like Shana and Index) but their prices are much lower than everyone else and they have some promising releases in the future.
Siren also have high prices, but they pick up a lot of unlicensed gems and have very high quality releases. Hanabee also have high prices, but they're quick to release shows, have some great physical extras and give away a lot of free stuff. So far from their competitions I've won a Bakemonogatari poster, both collections of Mouretsu Pirates and the first collection of Toradora.
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SaberRitsu | 05-17-13, 4:59 PM
I was more referring to the US. We pay the same as them for everything we get (Or more in some cases) but it comes out about 3 months later, without the physical extras and with the disc being just a copy of the US version.
You can still buy Princess Tutu (My brand new Australian copy that I bought a few months ago proves that) but it's a huge pain to find a copy of it. Haibane Renmei is out of print here too, but Sony Universal rescued it along with Shakugan no Shana and Serial Experiments Lain and are selling them at very attractive prices.
Also, I'm very aware of the troubles with buying anime over there in the UK. It's a shame that the only place in the world with good prices for anime has the worst selection.
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SaberRitsu | 05-17-13, 2:43 AM
Australia misses out on a lot of stuff, but this makes up for just about everything
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-Saichi- | 05-09-13, 3:32 AM
~Join us~
Saichi
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Burningblade04 | 05-07-13, 8:33 AM
Oh btw, I'm a poorfag so don't expect me to be too much into gaming, at least not as I used to. I do however like to keep my self informed by looking up information through wikis, videos and the like.
Bastion does sound like Ys the way you described it, I'm not sure how similar they are until I play it though Ys's hack and slash is very fast paced (it also has nice art, a kickass power metal soundtrack, and a linear timeline on the lore). Also, looking at the screen shots Bastion's world layout is more like it has individual level-like designs.
Playing through the first few minutes of To the Moon, I thought this was gonna be an indie game with rpg-maker engine like yume nikki(good atmospheric horror game)... turns out the gameplay is just point and click using that engine. You said the game made you sad? I don't think I've ever had any game that moved me, at least not if it's not a jrpg. What was that other sad game that you didn't mention the name supposed to be?
You should definitely read punpun, it presents one of the most developed coming of age stories I've ever read. Think of it like if the NHK started from childhood to how he turns into a NEET and make it very grim-dark. Overall it suits best for people at the age of young adults as there are a lot of relatable stuff that associates with personal problems.
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Burningblade04 | 05-07-13, 7:29 AM
Finally got around to finishing Eva 3.0 huh, Anno really dropped the ball on that one. Unless he's trolling and surprises us again with the upcoming 4.0 movie End of Eva style. (Dear lord, the teaser for it looks so horrible though, like a bunch college kids decided to make PS era quality graphics with blender).
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live2win | 04-28-13, 8:04 AM
Fellow Mushishi lover, do you have a particular episode that you like in that series?
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hsuzumiya | 04-25-13, 12:49 AM
Well... You are sort of right.
This period has a lot of high-rated and serious things. But I couldn't watch all of them because I became an active anime watcher just this year. And my "plan to watch" has been formed before I knew these titles.
About Mawaru Penguindrum: I read a review on this series a month ago, and it seemed to be very interesting.
And thanks for your recommendations!
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Neane1993 | 04-23-13, 9:13 PM
You too Limey.
Also because me seeing your score for it awhile ago, I watched Heartcatch Precure! and now am getting into the Precure franchise. The mahou shoujo genre is quickly becoming a favorite of mine as I watch more magical girl shows and I see why so many people like it so much.
Hope everything goes well with you. Somewhat busy in personal affairs to compose a longer message at this moment, but you can message me anytime you want seeing that we have similar tastes.
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Burningblade04 | 04-23-13, 7:58 AM
Honestly? I just went straight ahead reading Death Panda like you told me to expecting something out of it. It had more hentai and less guro(not that it lacked any). I could see some people with weird fetishes getting turned on by this. Everything was so cheesy, so I did not feel anything in the slightest. I get disturbed more from horror mangas than this because a good shock entertainment is carried out by the plot.
I already read Nijigahara Holograph it made me confused more than anything. It was more a psychological genre really. Unlike his other work, Oyasumi Punpun had a more straightforward plot that I liked.
I have no idea how someone who is into doujin and indie games like me haven't heard of that game, though that's probably because it's just me being a weeab/jrpg fag. What's it like anyway? I might play it if it's not too long cause I already have backlogs piling up. Mind giving me a sample track that you like from the game while you're at it? I'm more of an instrumental guy if anything.
Yeah, Daisuke Ishiwatari definitely makes stellar soundtracks but other than that he doesn't really offer more variety outside the metal genre, I mean we already have one that does heavy metal and that's shouji meguro (persona and smt). Oh, how could I completely forgot about this, I just can't help showing you one more last song which is one of my favorites of all time, it's an arrange track from Tits and it has violins.
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Burningblade04 | 04-22-13, 6:16 AM
I have not heard of those people. I only heard of the infamous shock mangas I've been hearing all over the internet like mai chan and death panda.
The closest I've ever got to read something disturbing was from Junji Ito's works, who is very famous for putting shock value to create his horror imagery and also spawned the hilarious "drr drr drr" meme. Although he could be very tame when compared to the mangakas you mentioned. The guy's also taken inspiration from Umezu Kazuo which means Junji Ito is probably just a babby's first horror genre in manga, btw you got any decent horror manga to boot? The one's that actually scare you or has a plot, not make you sick.
It looks like someone recommended you Falcom games, get into Ys and TITS (Trails in the Sky) series, unique rpgs with very fun game play all round, especially Trails in the Sky which is more story oriented with its grandiose world building on the story. Falcom is just a niche phenomenon, the developers are like hardcore gamers, for hardcore gamers, by hardcore gamers. The music Falcom makes is some of the best in game history ever I dare you find another game company that does better OSTS, they have their own independent band after all.
No really, just listen to this epic track
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live2win | 04-21-13, 4:30 PM
Yes, I have seen the trailer. The art direction is superb and am glad to hear the original crew are back for Transistor. It slated for next year no? could be released on PS4 then.
It doesn't really matter where you start, Ys are standalone stories that very loosely connected. I'll recommend Oath first, I look at your psnprofile and I think you're quite the skilled player so starting on hard mode should be fine to you. It should be a good introduction to the series. ( The normal mode is essentially hard mode in most games and then there's nightmare and inferno tier too )
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