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Hey there, welcome to one of the few spaces on the internet that I've come to occupy over the years. Much like you, I'm just another anime enthusiast on this platform. Looking for that next great thing alongside other like-minded people who enjoy the arts. Although I'm not very good at talking about myself without somebody asking questions, so I'd rather let my conversations and actions speak for themselves. Regardless, I guess I'm just a fairly laid-back person who likes to joke around with friends. I am also very organized, so I suppose it was only natural that I would eventually take to rating things that I've watched, which is really just another form of organization.
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the anniversary is not going well atm. mihoyo has been under fire for a good week now.
you wanna raise your AR level to unlock co op first. do story quests, open chests, guide seelies (these little blue floating spirits), do any sort of puzzle/mechanism you find, do side quests, and do daily commissions when you unlock them. grinding materials and leveling up characters and especially talents and weapons is key (talents are important). save your primo gems for stuff you really want.
don't do your AR ascension quests until you're absolutely ready to do them and feel safe in your world level. world levels raise every certain AR level (every 5 after a certain point and at some point they'll stop being automatic and will give you AR Ascension quests). You can lower your world level once you hit world 5 and you're stuck between 2 world levels (for me i'm between 5 and 6).
definitely check youtube videos for tips and tutorials for character building and artifact grinding. Also, when you get to liyue, for the love of god avoid triggering the quest Trails in Tianqiu (google the quests and see how they're activated before doing some of them if you can). this quest is very difficult, especially are super high world levels and can lock you out of co op until it's finished. people have quit the game because of this so make sure you're overleveled and super strong before doing it and don't get too high into a world level.
i knew about genshin on launch but avoided it for the reasons i'm playing it now lol 1. too addictive and 2. too tempting to spend money on
They each have their own area they shine. I would say WoW's strong point is PvP, FFxiv's strength is the overall quality/depth of the game, and OSRS has it's quirkiness and divergence from the standard mmo progression; in ffxiv and WoW there's a definitive endgame where all the current content is. OSRS you can just go do whatever, whenever. You need certain skills to do certain quests, beat bosses etc., but there's no linear path to take. When new content comes into OSRS, it could be just as relevant to new players as it is maxed stat players. It also has that older 90s/00s feel and a quirky sense of humor in it's story and design.
If you do ever play OSRS I would recommend playing an ironman account. It essentially makes the game single player outside of raids. You can't trade with players, you can't receive help from players while killing monsters (excluding raids) etc. It gives the game a little bit more of a linear path, makes it easier to find goals to work towards, and forces you to experience every aspect of the game.
If I were to rank which mmo did better in individual aspects:
Funny enough I started playing Genshin and now it's the only thing I want to play lol it's sort of a problem xD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vZAF-HCRcc&t=281s
That's me finishing arguably the hardest piece of content in the game, outside of intentionally crippling yourself to make things even harder (i.e. solo'ing the final raid designed for multiple people, doing the content from the video without supplies to flex, etc.)
I would highly highly recommend the burning crusade over OSRS though. FFxiv potentially as well but, OSRS has it's amazing qualities forsure, I have over a years worth of time played on it lol.
As far as racing, I've played the first F-Zero and Mario Kart games and that about sums it up. I'm not too into them tbh
Symphony of the Night, Rondo of Blood (the original, not drac X), Aria of Sorrow and Curse of Darkness. I love Alucard's and Soma Cruz's timelines a lot and I think Richter is my favorite Belmont. I do also like the original first game and dawn of sorrow and eccelsia are great. I liked portrait more than I thought. I think I also have a soft spot for simon's quest despite some people not liking it.
DBZ Villains; Broly = Cooler = Cell > Majin Boo > Frieza > Lord Slug
Just my take =p
I have Dark Cloud/2 on PS2 o: I like those games.