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Cardfight Vanguard.
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Three caws to our crow king!
Bubbles from Powerpuff GirlsFree cookies to whoever can guess the character in my avatar. ;D
Was just wondering where you had went lol
People like Vegeta have slain way too many people and still managed to gain redemption instead of death (and he actually was the main responsibility for most of his kills, since there's probably some Frieza wanted without his knowledge), so Harley, the one who didn't start the terrorism, having one and an unexpected daughter ended up becoming deserved. Now if she didn't have any sort of guilt towards it and didn't fully realize her **** ups then yeah she should've died, but in the comic world you could kill way too many people and still be forgiven. As for the World's Finest, Batman wasn't wrong about Superman being helpless...once he decided to casually murder as many people as possible, but I do agree on him getting El actual help after killing Joker. Personally both men are in the wrong, and that's probably meant to be done on purpose. Like having to choose between Rhea or Edelgard, and Cap/Tony (the ones in the right) or Tony/Carol (the winner who backfired their own lives). It's actually weird to see how the younger heroes and the ones who were trapped for the most part ended up being the sane ones in the entire MKDC world. Makes you wonder how Injustice 3 will handle both endings for IJ2.
Nice to see you again. And good luck with the doc tomorrow.
Wishing you well, my dude.
Any preferences for the genre?
RPG, Adventure, Platformer I guess. Pretty much anything that isn’t a puzzle, shooter, or music game
I can always recommend Quest 64. It's a slower turn-based game, so you won't need to worry about pressing buttons at the perfect time, etc. Not unlike Dragon Quest/Warrior in general. Though it being 3D can make it sometimes difficult to strategize where to aim a spell, etc. There's no grid like in strategy rpg's(and it is pretty similar to one in practice, bar having one character).
RPG: Bravely series, Dragon Quest XI S, Undertale, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition (I assume you've already played XC2)
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It's one mess of a game rule wise(with a good 90% of cards having so much text the font is barely readable), but being the card game nerd and all I can say yeah it's pretty interesting. Pretty easy to learn too.. it's the complicated stuff like missing the timing that gets people hard from experience.
Have you played Pokemon Conquest? It's a great game nobody talks about.
I'll never leave here dude as long as my friends are on here. Just won't as active as I wish to be for a while longer.
I have actually. It was pretty fun but it gets repetitive when you have to do all the side stories.
I played the first 3 Paper Marios & am not interested in the new style as much to justify $60 on Origami King. I will check out Quest though.
Of these I've played Xenoblade 1 & 2 (not DE), Tropical Freeze, and Shovel Knight + most Zeldas. I tried the DQ11 demo yesterday and it just didn't grab me. Think I'll try the Bravely Default 2 demo & look into the other things you listed. Thanks for the recs!
Oh yeah, I'm aware of that and it does intimidate me a bit, but certainly way more interesting than the Pokemon TCG, where, ironically, the Pokemon are the least important cards. With Pokemon, you really want to build a deck focusing on few Pokemon and lots of trainers, which makes it kinda boring due to it being a franchise all about the monsters. Also the powercreep has become really absurd. They're fun to collect though with their artwork.
We actually already got a name for it: Weregarurumon Sagittarius Mode. I was more impressed with it then Metalgreymon's, between DarkKnightmon being more intimidating as a foe and it having more flexibility in what it could do, it had a good showcase.
I chose not to buy PM Origami King too. Bottom line is I disliked the ring battles and that dragged the entire game down. I'm glad I didn't buy it because I watched a lets play and it looks much closer to color splash than PM TTYD. Bug Fables is the future of Paper Mario games for old school fans.
And again whose fault is that? Batman's. He chose to continue shaming him for killing his husbando and antagonizing Supes rather than being the friend there for him. Letting his narcissistic ego get the better of him again if he were just his friend, got him the help, consoling, comfort, and therapy he needed, Supes wouldn't have fallen down the dark path he did or gone as far.
Doesn't matter if you feel guilt or not. Committing such an atrocity or any association with such, you should still be punished. That's how the law should work especially when it revolves around an act that makes 9/11 seem like child's play in comparison.
Yep, you got it, my all-time favorite character.
As Miyamoto mentions, they're all simply actors.
I'd love to see Daisy start showing up more in the main games, tbh.
Are you planning to play it via emulator or an actual N64? It's worth noting for your control options. As well as because it does have long dungeons, so it can freeze up on you in the worst spots. I own 8/10 of the games in the series(many of them are ports/remakes...), but I've found emulation to be more reliable. The only one I've found easy enough to play on console is the two Gameboy RPG games(English and Japanese).