DnD = Dungeons and DragonsI agree with nearly all of this, except WoW. I don't like MMORPGs.
Never heard of DnD either.
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DnD = Dungeons and DragonsI agree with nearly all of this, except WoW. I don't like MMORPGs.
Never heard of DnD either.
I'm so tempted to desu bomb now.![]()
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highfive makes an excellent point.<.< I'm amazed Sarah Palin's commentaries aren't in the top 3. I don't care for her party but dang some of the stuff she says is just outright dumb.
Erm... You seem very paradoxal on some of the things you state. Such as on 5 and 6. you hate anime freaks and criticize them for their anime yet you go on to say that DnD is awesome and no body should make fun of it when they haven't tried it (something along those lines)
Have you ever tried to see it from the anime fans POV?
100% agreed. Probably my biggest pet peeve in all of video games.i'm going to join the flame war yayyyyyy.
You know what I've grown to hate? The love for single player FPS games. There's so many and people keep buying them and I hate them! Stop making so many. IMO (I know most people will severely disagree with me), despite the huge number of FPS games constantly released, the FPS genre has evolved very little over the last 10 years. Especially when compared to other genres. It almost feels like people perpetually buy the same game with a marginally improved coat of paint and new story. And the stories aren't even that good. Single player FPS games are like expensive productions of Pro Evo or Madden.
(in case anyone gets mad, my opinion is exaggerated and i don't actually care that much. i just felt like going with the flow of the topic)
I actually loled after reading this because I forgot that I currently have an anime avatar. For the record though, I don't watch anime that much. I do have friends who do however which is why I bothered to comment in the first place. I think the obsessive anime watchers you're referring to are a little more hardcore than the people I know however, so I can understand where you're coming from.I love how I ***** about seven things and the only two that are getting attacked are anime and WoW. I also love that almost everyone who is trying to get at my throat about number six has an anime avatar.
Yes.Played WoW, didn't like it. I hate on it.
Now, isn't it justified?
I believe my qoutes from the offical thread in the Media Metropolis would help in this matter:Also, I'd like to ask... Did you like James Cameron's Avatar?
I was about to barge into this thread raising hell about how the movie is an overrated half-***** film with a plot so chiche that it might as well have been an anime and a pro-green message that shoved down your throat to the point when ever the most extream invromentalists would call it a bit much, but this guy pretty much summed it up for me.
The put no effort into the characters or plot. The characters were, as Skyler said, walking sterotypes. And the fact that the story was exactly the same as Dances with Wolves and about ten other movies.
His disability had hardly anything to do with his conflict over if which sides he should choose (well, okay, that's not entirely true). It only played a small part, this character has been done before. A guy who's stuck between two worlds and has to choose between his people and outsiders when things get bad. If this sounds familiar, that's because it's a cliche.
Sorry sir, but I cannot agree that it's like seening this story again for the first time. While yes, the world was highly imaginitive, I found that it did not destract from such poor writing and characters.
It's not negative to vent about things once every so often.Boy, this thread is pretty heated. I see your points, but.......
Geez, it's such a negative outlook on life. Seriously, instead of complaining about it and offending people (although it is largely based on misinterperatation)........
Go eat an ice cream cone or something.
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Hello people, I'm just blowing off some steam with this blog so if I seem particularly aggressive try not to get too offended. So yeah, for those of you who want to hear me out, here's seven things that I just can't stand.
6: Anime freaks
God, I can't stand anime freaks. This group can't tell a good story from their left shoe. It doesn't help that a majority of anime is predicable, poorly written and has flat, stereotypical characters. And let's not forget the fact that a majority of anime all looks the same. Sure, a handful of series do have their own distinct style but for the most part ALL ANIME LOOKS THE SAME. But don't tell that to an anime fan, because they will get at your throat and tell you that you are wrong despite any and all evidence you have to back up your argument.
3: Final Fantasy VII
... ugh, those of you who have read my previous blog posts can skill right over this. You already know what I'm going to say. For the rest of you, GET OVER IT. This game is a fairly average RPG. The only reason why it's still alive today is starry-eye nostalgia and hard-core fanboys who refuse to let go. I mean come on! The story is all over the map, the characters are all flat as paper (with a few exceptions, Tifa was pretty well developed, as was Red XII) and the plot structure is terrible. Sure, there were a few good ideas in the game play, such as Materia, but overall the game play really wasn't anything new. And stop throwing around the word "innovative" when trying to make FFVII sound awesome. This game didn't do ANYTHING that hadn't been done in any previous RPGs with perhaps the exception of Materia and the magical "fixed camera" that too many other PS1-era RPGs would imitate. I think the thing that really gets to me are the obsessive fanboys who refuse to acknowledge the fact that there are TWELVE OTHER GAMES IN THE SERIES.
2: Japanofiles
Before you start throwing comments such as "racist" at me, I'll have you know that three of my good friends are Japanese, and I have nothing against them. What I do have a hate for are people who are 100% convinced that Japan is the greatest country in the world because of their CARTOONS. First of all, ANIME ISN'T REAL. Real Japanese people don't talk like that, and a lot of them act just like normal people. Yeah, there's some really weird Japanese people out there but in my personal experience they're just like you and me. Yes, there's some (note: SOME) good anime out there but to say that an entire country is the best thing in the world just because of it is stupid. It's like saying that England is the most amazing place in the world just because it's where the Lord of the Rings is from. I also hate it when Japanofiles try to incorporate Japanese into their everyday speech or learn the language just so they can watch "pure" versions of their favorite Japanese cartoons. Sure, I'm planning on learning the language soon but that's because I'm visiting the country with one of my Japanese friends, not so I can watch foreign cartoons.
I agree with everything you just said. Nos. 2, 3, and 6 is basically my Anime Manga & Video game club.
:-(
1. Less reading isn't necessarily a good thing if you like reading.Am I the only one on the internet who thinks Anime > Manga because it involves less reading and moving images, and also not feeling the need to learn Japanese?
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7: Through the Fire and the Flames
Agreed, but that's not the main reason I hate it. I just really don't like how Dragonforce's 2 newest albums are all basically a bunch of repeats of the same song throughout the entire album. For Inhuman Rampage, it was TTFAF, and for Ultra Beatdown, it was Heroes of Our Time.
Sonic Firestorm is my favorite, and Fury of the Storm is probably my favorite song from them.
6: Anime freaks
I can't stand most of the really obsessed people, but its really about the same with regular shows, to be honest. As long as they have good taste in anime/live action shows, I'm ok with them.
5: DnD Haters
I love a good game of DnD, but it really all depends on who the dungeon master is.
4: Comic Book ignorance
This. 100 times this.
3: Final Fantasy VII
I enjoyed FF7, but yeah, it definitely isn't the best FF. In fact, I even liked Tales of Symphonia better.
Its still a good game to play if you don't have anything else.
2: Japanofiles
Once again, agreed. However, I'm learning Japanese for not only the reason that you're doing it, but also because I prefer to watch anime without subtitles.
It isn't for "purity", but because I generally prefer the Japanese voice actors over the English ones.
1: World of Warcraft haters
I actually enjoyed WoW, but I didn't see myself paying 15 bucks a month for it.
The original Warcraft games were great, though, and I still play them.
Ehh, we're all hypocritical.It's kind of weird how half of the list is composed of hating 'the haters.'
and the other half is composed of things you hate.
I'd say it's more like Ferngully 2....IN 3D!!!!!!!!!!Also, I'd like to ask... Did you like James Cameron's Avatar?(That's a test. indeed. Just a Pocahontas ripoff with special effects. Not very innovative, just like your generic anime!)
2/7 =/= "half." You fail basic algerbra forever.It's kind of weird how half of the list is composed of hating 'the haters.'
and the other half is composed of things you hate.
I have seen a lot of anime (too many to list), most of them are reccomendations from my anime-fan friend. A majority of them were terrible, predictable, cliche, and they all had characters who were one dimentional at best. As for series that I actually liked....hmm, you put anime lovers and WoW haters on your list of annoyances, while I would do the reverse.
And by the way, what series (plural) of anime did you watch?
Oh, and I agree with your #2.
Well if you're reading/watching Case Closed to see a plot move forward and progress into a conclusion, then you have compleately missed the point.Case Closed/Detective Conan - If you actually look back on the manga, you'll see the author's gone 600 or so chapters without progressing the story too far, LOL
♪ Well not for that reason but I do like the action and fight scene to be in motion while I'm enjoying it. Nothing against manga, I just like anime better. †Am I the only one on the internet who thinks Anime > Manga because it involves less reading and moving images, and also not feeling the need to learn Japanese?