On a De-Rez thread, the one about Yahtzee.TheRightToArmBears said:
I stand by the statement, but not the grammar. I'm a recovered idiot. I do believe I had to fend off someone over the statement, but I held my ground and stayed around.
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I stand by the statement, but not the grammar. I'm a recovered idiot. I do believe I had to fend off someone over the statement, but I held my ground and stayed around.
It wasn't even that long ago and already I'm nostalgiaing a bit
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I absolutely love Majora's Mask; it was what Ocarina of Time should have been. It was brilliant for taking the great gameplay of OOT, improving the engine in just the right places, and then crafting an involved story and experience. Yes, it is like few other Zelda games and the time limit is a bit constricting, but, it is an absolute masterpiece. It's one of the few games where I actually am compelled to care for most of the characters not to mention it's one of the few Zelda games with a story beyond rescue the princess for the umpteenth time. Add to the fact that all of these advances are built with the solid foundation of an excellent game like OOT, so, I was blown away -- to say the least. I am already used to that fact that I am most certainly in the minority about this, however, unless someone starts gushing about the CD-I games, I am perfectly fine with that (since, I mean, who would want to be lumped into a minority near a size to them?).
Edit: I should have read the rest of the thread, I may be in the minority but I'm in good company here
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I absolutely love Majora's Mask; it was what Ocarina of Time should have been. It was brilliant for taking the great gameplay of OOT, improving the engine in just the right places, and then crafting an involved story and experience. Yes, it is like few other Zelda games and the time limit is a bit constricting, but, it is an absolute masterpiece. It's one of the few games where I actually am compelled to care for most of the characters not to mention it's one of the few Zelda games with a story beyond rescue the princess for the umpteenth time. Add to the fact that all of these advances are built with the solid foundation of an excellent game like OOT, so, I was blown away -- to say the least. I am already used to that fact that I am most certainly in the minority about this, however, unless someone starts gushing about the CD-I games, I am perfectly fine with that (since, I mean, who would want to be lumped into a minority near a size to them?).
Edit: I should have read the rest of the thread, I may be in the minority but I'm in good company here
Someone quoted me on that before. Saw it again...and still hate it.Jonluw said:Seeing how you watched the DVD, I assume you watched the episodes in the DVD order ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Melancholy_of_Haruhi_Suzumiya_episodes ), and I can't help but think this is part of the reason why you did not like the series. I really enjoyed the series, but I watched the episodes in the non-linear broadcast order.Aura Guardian said:How could I? Simple...It's very popular and I've never seen it. So my friend loaned me the dvd and told me to watch it in Japanese.It was awful. The english dub was very good and much better to endure than the japanese dub but the show was awful. And the reason I'm starting hate anime because of it.Aylaine said:WHAT. How could you!?Aura Guardian said:
Haruhi is god.
Uhm, I wasn't very partial to the first episode of Yu-Yu-Hakusho but as I got more into it, I really started to appreciate it more.
Of course there is the possibility that you just don't like that kind of anime.
This gives me an interesting idea, though. I think I will go create a poll to see if the order in which you watch the episodes is relevant to whether you like the series or not.
On topic: I think Lucky star would be a bad 'first' anime, as it seems you have to already be a part of the anime crowd to get it.
On a poll debating what was better, Socialism or Capitalism.
I still want to see anarchy as an option. Darwanism time!Redlin5 said:
I personally think that the reason that it's so popular is because it really set the bar for first person shooters, and it became the standard. A short story mode, make your own map, a good chunk of maps top play on, a wide veriety of settings and modes, as well as costumizable armor. Roughly, because it gives you more freedom to do what you want them most FPSs.
On BioShock, where I get the awesome tonic that sends out a shockwave every time I get hit with a melee attack. "Right," I think, "let's see those Thuggish Splicers get me now :A."
Then, I get hit by a Splicer whilst trying to sneak past a Big Daddy, shockwave hits the cyborg and counts as an attack, and I get ripped to shreds, so I try and find a Gene bank, but the only one that I can currently reach is forwards, with several, AI coordinated Big Daddy/Splicer ambushes between me and it...
It was one step away from just hanging a "F**k you!" sign on the inside of the Vita-Chamber doors... :|
Then, I get hit by a Splicer whilst trying to sneak past a Big Daddy, shockwave hits the cyborg and counts as an attack, and I get ripped to shreds, so I try and find a Gene bank, but the only one that I can currently reach is forwards, with several, AI coordinated Big Daddy/Splicer ambushes between me and it...
It was one step away from just hanging a "F**k you!" sign on the inside of the Vita-Chamber doors... :|
mine was in a forum about what games would be good if combined
"Ratchet and clank with jack and daxter
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"Ratchet and clank with jack and daxter
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