Felicity

aside from the 3 or so topics announcing his rapid promotion amongst the auth? And the special Dan appreciation week?

Sakura spirit Uhhhhhhhhhh, I can't actually think of anything. If I don't like to talk about it I likely don't like to play it

Oh, Rokka no Yuusha was baller as ever and, well, I really hope Electric Massage becomes a clip all its own. Now to wait for the week to cycle around once more...

Rip, people don't remember the one I made... Yeeee INFP, assertive.

Charlotte is based off of a VN, right? This episode was a complete left turn for the series as far as I'm concerned. Rather than sticking to the standard "Feelings" kinda problem you see in a lot of shows they seem to have upped the stakes a lot more. Our MC also feels a lot less like an MC now, what with the new character. We've also got a few more episodes to go but I have a sneaking suspicion it'll be a "Go check out the original work!" ending.

9/10 -1 for the title. could be punnier.

Prison school so tense. Am the only one who thinks the Chairman is the best character? "NIce to meet... YOU!" Also I'm at that point with Gate where I regret not dropping it but I've watched enough that I can't do that anymore

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How do you know what people think?

Do guys think differently to girls? Counter question, do guys think like guys and do girls think like girls? I dunno, I can't read minds

Fuck, I don't know. All I know is if you live life by the movies it never goes well. You ever tried leaping off a building to fly like Superman? What makes you think being a hero in any other way is plausible? You do you, someone will like you. Hopefully in your case though you don't mess up enough for them to change sexuality like me.

I decided to pass on the goo gril idea, I decided the best way for me to work it was as a one off Frankensteins monster kinda creation which didn't reeeally appeal to me. Anyway here is an overdue sign up sheet Character name: Levaline *Lele" Shamil Character age: 24 Character species: Dwarf Woman Combat style: Utilising the skills of the Blood guild, Lele prefers a simple brawl, jumping into the fray and smacking some heads together. Of course she's only literally had to do that once or twice, but that's neither here nor there. She goes in, uses her superior speed and strenght to whack her foes and then should the lucky sods have gotten to hit her, she heals it away with the rest of her training, or going to the guild for any more substantial healing she may need. Lele always preferred the fighting side of the Blood guild over the healing, occasionally making her wonder if the Steel guild was a better fit. Character background: Levaline Shamil is the daughter of a dwarven family whose pride comes from one of their two traditional occupations. Either they go to work on the Dwarven roads or they enter the Blood guild, many of the stronger men and women going off to study within the guild. Not one to enjoy what she saw as the monotonous and endless work that was mining, Lele opted to study within the Blood guild. Character Personality: Lele is described best an optimist by everyone who knows her. A smile is quick to appear on her face, especially when she gets to learn or apply more of her trade. She doesn't enjoy the fighting so much as the literal practice of her magic. Levalne is typically friendly to most folks until they prove they don't deserve such treatment, which typically involves direct insults to her or her friends and family. Regardless, she never lets the unpleasant parts of life get to her, even if she has to don a poker face while they happen. Character appearance: Short and stocky, Lele stands proudly at 4"4, her height made up for in her mind by the tough cordons of muscle she had honed during her time at the guild, she is quite confident she can beat anyone short of an Orc or her guild superiors in an arm wrestle without her magic. Lele holds her chestnut brown hair in a tight bun to hold it out of her eyes although one strand always seems to escape and settle exactly in front of her eyes, which are a striking azure blue. The rest of her face isn't nearly as striking, with a squashed nose, flat cheeks and a jaw that looks more masculine than feminine. Not that this ever bothers Lele (unless her mother is visiting). Typically Lele wears light leather armour when out on a job, she prefers ease of movement due to her preference for melee combat. Character theme: I think Lele is a character who doesn't want to worry about the big things in life. The conflict lies in her being completely unable to do so and how she decides to deal with this reality. She can't just put on a stony face and beat the problem to death, she can't simply not acknowledge the problem and continue gazing through rose tinted lenses. She has to face it and overcome it with those around her if she wants to live her life. Additional notes: Was once involved in an experiment of a chronomancer which permanently halted the time of her facial hair follicles, thus preventing her from growing a beard.

She's a strange mix of lively and emotionless which is p cool.

Once the story is experienced, unless it's really, really good or has some variations, the only thing propelling you to play the game is the gameplay, naturally. Depending on the game this can be fine but RPGs in particular start to feel real repetitive, especially when going through all the same motions you did before hand or if the game doesn't lend itself to mixing gameplay up as you wish. Games like Chrono trigger are fine because you can swap out the party with relative ease as each character plays their role. Pokemon with the mass amounts of pokemon to play with adds supreme variation despite the battle system changing minutely through all those games. Dark souls allows constant advancement with the unlimited levels so you can feasibly change to whatever playstyle you want etc. Other games don't manage to pll this off though, SMT being one of them. Especially when the difficulty doesn't really ramp up in the next playthrough unless you get rid of all your stuff.

There's already kinda thread for this, though not as aptly named I will admit.

Rokka was awesome as usual. Hans is one of tose interesting characters with a weird moral code that always entertains me, so that's cool. Chamot is p much just a standard "SUMMON ALL THE THINGS" power person cranked up to 12, I'm just saying. Gangsta is, well it's interesting but at the same time it isn't. Like I'm still watching because I'm interested in what the show will try to do but I'm not invested in the characters or plot. It's a strange detachment which ends up boring me so far tbh.

I think I'm going to drop out of this one. My patience is at a limit and my interest non-existent. Feel free to kill Karin off, I'm not sticking around for it to get interesting anymore.