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He does. I had him last year. And he use to play Smash with everyone.
We need @Space Stranger to take us to infinity and beyond.Hi, everyone! I decided to treat myself to Steam yesterday, along with both volumes of Bookworm Adventures. Makes ya think, don't it?
So the thread is in one of its quiet states. That's only a finite amount of fun, dammit.
oh geez we're actually getting one of those?
*how's
Are you going to upload it to YouTube?
Oh good, we're getting it.
Now I must speak properly.
Well geez, that sucks.
Baka did you quite the service.
what's the point of doing such a thing?
No Shantae man you don't have a say in this!
even so, despite being funny I honestly don't see the point of making a video. Nobody really cares about YouTube here anyway.It's funny
Well, you just made a mistake too. You didn't use the correct noun.
Now, now, now, Mr. Wolf. It's "No, Shantae man. You don't have a say in this!"
I'm disappointed. That small disrespect of grammar rules just proves you're speaking improperly again.
okay I'll prove you wrong. You're essentially wasting your time lol.Prove me wrong.
I have nothing better to do anyway lol.
Funny. I started watching Sword Art Online just yesterday, after completing Hunter x Hunter.So for my 1 year anniversary in the boards I wanted to do something special. After pondering for a while, I finally decided what I'll go for, I call it:
SWORD ART ONLINE TORTURE MONTH
Ah, yes, I remember when this series got out in 2012 and everybody loved it... shame is, I did too (see why I hate my 14-16 years old self?). However, after analyzing it now in my post-weeb phase, I found out how terrible of a series this is. You might be wondering, if I hate this series so much then why don't you ignore it? The answer is pretty simple: I LOVE to HATE it. Unlike with Minions or Five Nights at Freddy's, my hate for this thing is in a more rational level, many times that I'm not focusing on what I like, I focus and nitpick on what I hate (a sad existance, I know) and SAO is brought the most, mainly because I used to like it enough to research about. So it's also a dreadful reminder of my weeb days, which I pick on a lot.
Now here's the rules what I will do on this so called "torture month":
Also take in mind one thing, what I'll write here is my sole opinion, if you like the series, fine by me. I'm not hoping to change your way of thinking neither offend you, I'm only expressing myself here.
- I'll rewatch each and every episode of the series first season each day, so I'll be daily posting a review on that particular episode.
- I'm not a professional critic, far from one, but even I know that as much as I hate something, I must also look at the positive points, so whenever there's something I think is good I'll recognize it.
- Sword Art Online has a second season, however, I'll only watch the first season, that means that out of the three animated arcs, I'll only review two: The Aincrad Arc, the one that focuses on the titular game itself and the Fairy Dance Arc, focusing on Alfheim Online. Maybe, maybe someday I'll watch the second to see how bad it is, but not now.
- After the episode that finishes it's arc, I'll do my a review explaining my general thoughts on each arc myself. The same for when I finish the show.
- I'm only reviewing the anime, the light novel is a completely different thing. I know nothing about it and I honestly don't care. Besides, when reviewing adaptations you have to see if it's able to hold on it's own without the original material. It's not the same reviewing a Zelda game than reviewing the Zelda cartoon.
Okay, now here's the obligatory explanation of the thing for those that don't know about this series:
Sword Art Online is a light novel series written by some otaku named Reiki Kawahara and illustrated by some guy with the pseudonym of abec. Those novels focus on a teenager named Kazuto Kirigaya, better known by his username Kirito, a gamer fan of MMORPGs who buys a game a brand new game called Sword At Online on it's launch day. Here's the exciting thing: it's a virtual reality game played by a console that can send waves to your brain called the NerveGear. Upon entering and spending some hours playing he finds out no one can log off the game. That's where our antagonist, Akihiko Kayaba, the game's programmer, enters. Turns out he has disabled the log off option and traps all 10,000 players in the game, making it a matter of life and death by informing them that if their HP reach 0, the NerveGear in real life will fry their brains and kill them (and the same if it's removed in real life). The only way to go back to reality, is to finish the game by clearing all 100 floors and beating all bosses. And thus Kirito starts his journey to beat the game.
I said I'd recognize good stuff and I'll do it now: The idea SAO brings us, is awesome. It's not the most original, but it has lots of potential to it. Thing is, a good idea is nothing if the execution is bad. But I'll explain as I rewatch this series, starinting tomorrow by the first episode.
Next Review: Episode 1 - The World of Swords.
Shantae always has a say in everything.No Shantae man you don't have a say in this!
Everybody loved it back in 2012 because that was the ********* year of the decade.So for my 1 year anniversary in the boards I wanted to do something special. After pondering for a while, I finally decided what I'll go for, I call it:
SWORD ART ONLINE TORTURE MONTH
Ah, yes, I remember when this series got out in 2012 and everybody loved it... shame is, I did too (see why I hate my 14-16 years old self?). However, after analyzing it now in my post-weeb phase, I found out how terrible of a series this is. You might be wondering, if I hate this series so much then why don't you ignore it? The answer is pretty simple: I LOVE to HATE it. Unlike with Minions or Five Nights at Freddy's, my hate for this thing is in a more rational level, many times that I'm not focusing on what I like, I focus and nitpick on what I hate (a sad existance, I know) and SAO is brought the most, mainly because I used to like it enough to research about. So it's also a dreadful reminder of my weeb days, which I pick on a lot.
Now here's the rules what I will do on this so called "torture month":
Also take in mind one thing, what I'll write here is my sole opinion, if you like the series, fine by me. I'm not hoping to change your way of thinking neither offend you, I'm only expressing myself here.
- I'll rewatch each and every episode of the series first season each day, so I'll be daily posting a review on that particular episode.
- I'm not a professional critic, far from one, but even I know that as much as I hate something, I must also look at the positive points, so whenever there's something I think is good I'll recognize it.
- Sword Art Online has a second season, however, I'll only watch the first season, that means that out of the three animated arcs, I'll only review two: The Aincrad Arc, the one that focuses on the titular game itself and the Fairy Dance Arc, focusing on Alfheim Online. Maybe, maybe someday I'll watch the second to see how bad it is, but not now.
- After the episode that finishes it's arc, I'll do my a review explaining my general thoughts on each arc myself. The same for when I finish the show.
- I'm only reviewing the anime, the light novel is a completely different thing. I know nothing about it and I honestly don't care. Besides, when reviewing adaptations you have to see if it's able to hold on it's own without the original material. It's not the same reviewing a Zelda game than reviewing the Zelda cartoon.
Okay, now here's the obligatory explanation of the thing for those that don't know about this series:
Sword Art Online is a light novel series written by some otaku named Reiki Kawahara and illustrated by some guy with the pseudonym of abec. Those novels focus on a teenager named Kazuto Kirigaya, better known by his username Kirito, a gamer fan of MMORPGs who buys a game a brand new game called Sword At Online on it's launch day. Here's the exciting thing: it's a virtual reality game played by a console that can send waves to your brain called the NerveGear. Upon entering and spending some hours playing he finds out no one can log off the game. That's where our antagonist, Akihiko Kayaba, the game's programmer, enters. Turns out he has disabled the log off option and traps all 10,000 players in the game, making it a matter of life and death by informing them that if their HP reach 0, the NerveGear in real life will fry their brains and kill them (and the same if it's removed in real life). The only way to go back to reality, is to finish the game by clearing all 100 floors and beating all bosses. And thus Kirito starts his journey to beat the game.
I said I'd recognize good stuff and I'll do it now: The idea SAO brings us, is awesome. It's not the most original, but it has lots of potential to it. Thing is, a good idea is nothing if the execution is bad. But I'll explain as I rewatch this series, starinting tomorrow by the first episode.
Next Review: Episode 1 - The World of Swords.
Hahahaha--NO. Disrespect is a noun too, you know. If you wanted to correct me, you should have reminded me that it's "for" instead of "of". Henceforth, you completely missed the point.
Hoo boy. I haven't cared about SAO enough to watch (Maybe I'll pick up the abridged version on a rainy day) - largely because the JoJo saga distracted me. (ORAs into the distance)
Shouldn't you guys be playing with Grimace in the gotdam ball pit, ya melted popsicles?!
Mr. Wolf? It's a she
Now, now, now, Mr. Wolf. It's "No, Shantae man. You don't have a say in this!"
I'm disappointed. That small disrespect of grammar rules just proves you're speaking improperly again.
Avatar are trap anyway.Mr. Wolf? It's a she
Hahahaha--NO. Disrespect is a noun too, you know. If you wanted to correct me, you should have reminded me that it's "for" instead of "of". Henceforth, you completely missed the point.
This is fact.Everybody loved it back in 2012 because that was the ********* year of the decade.
Go take a nap. Play some Smash. Or something.
Remember the time when we discussed this **** in 4.0 and there was a rant of it.So for my 1 year anniversary in the boards I wanted to do something special. After pondering for a while, I finally decided what I'll go for, I call it:
SWORD ART ONLINE TORTURE MONTH
Ah, yes, I remember when this series got out in 2012 and everybody loved it... shame is, I did too (see why I hate my 14-16 years old self?). However, after analyzing it now in my post-weeb phase, I found out how terrible of a series this is. You might be wondering, if I hate this series so much then why don't you ignore it? The answer is pretty simple: I LOVE to HATE it. Unlike with Minions or Five Nights at Freddy's, my hate for this thing is in a more rational level, many times that I'm not focusing on what I like, I focus and nitpick on what I hate (a sad existance, I know) and SAO is brought the most, mainly because I used to like it enough to research about. So it's also a dreadful reminder of my weeb days, which I pick on a lot.
Now here's the rules what I will do on this so called "torture month":
Also take in mind one thing, what I'll write here is my sole opinion, if you like the series, fine by me. I'm not hoping to change your way of thinking neither offend you, I'm only expressing myself here.
- I'll rewatch each and every episode of the series first season each day, so I'll be daily posting a review on that particular episode.
- I'm not a professional critic, far from one, but even I know that as much as I hate something, I must also look at the positive points, so whenever there's something I think is good I'll recognize it.
- Sword Art Online has a second season, however, I'll only watch the first season, that means that out of the three animated arcs, I'll only review two: The Aincrad Arc, the one that focuses on the titular game itself and the Fairy Dance Arc, focusing on Alfheim Online. Maybe, maybe someday I'll watch the second to see how bad it is, but not now.
- After the episode that finishes it's arc, I'll do my a review explaining my general thoughts on each arc myself. The same for when I finish the show.
- I'm only reviewing the anime, the light novel is a completely different thing. I know nothing about it and I honestly don't care. Besides, when reviewing adaptations you have to see if it's able to hold on it's own without the original material. It's not the same reviewing a Zelda game than reviewing the Zelda cartoon.
Okay, now here's the obligatory explanation of the thing for those that don't know about this series:
Sword Art Online is a light novel series written by some otaku named Reiki Kawahara and illustrated by some guy with the pseudonym of abec. Those novels focus on a teenager named Kazuto Kirigaya, better known by his username Kirito, a gamer fan of MMORPGs who buys a game a brand new game called Sword At Online on it's launch day. Here's the exciting thing: it's a virtual reality game played by a console that can send waves to your brain called the NerveGear. Upon entering and spending some hours playing he finds out no one can log off the game. That's where our antagonist, Akihiko Kayaba, the game's programmer, enters. Turns out he has disabled the log off option and traps all 10,000 players in the game, making it a matter of life and death by informing them that if their HP reach 0, the NerveGear in real life will fry their brains and kill them (and the same if it's removed in real life). The only way to go back to reality, is to finish the game by clearing all 100 floors and beating all bosses. And thus Kirito starts his journey to beat the game.
I said I'd recognize good stuff and I'll do it now: The idea SAO brings us, is awesome. It's not the most original, but it has lots of potential to it. Thing is, a good idea is nothing if the execution is bad. But I'll explain as I rewatch this series, starinting tomorrow by the first episode.
Next Review: Episode 1 - The World of Swords.
Oh, dang. Well, Neku is her avatar...Mr. Wolf? It's a she
>Play Pokémon
Duck: GIVE MEH YA FOOD M8!
Want a real tier list?This is fact.
Stealing is bad.
If you want to be strategic, VGC is for you.>Play Pokémon
Noice. If you want, maybe you can Nuzlocke for some extra challenge.
W-what's wrong with Neku?
