it’s an delicate balance to strike. i definitely think it should be translated, and understood as love—because love is a more ambiguous, philosophical term. it allows for that spectrum of interpretations. somehow, “like” does somehow become, simultaneously, less ambiguous and less truthful.

from what i remember, Kaworu is something of a ‘space cadet’— to interpret what he said on a romantic, possibly carnal level of sexual politics sort of glazes over the intrinsically philosophical nature of his dialogue. he loves, yes, but it’s a love of one individual utterly recognizing themselves in another, and…

is this loss? (forgive me)

weapon degradation makes sense when you realize that hyrule’s industrial capacity has been utterly ruined for a century..most of the weapons you use must be ancient.

good question. if the style of korean films is anything to go by, i’d say that at least get exposure to a lot of french films.

anti-intellectualism is the new snobbery, everyone.

so many missed opportunities with this show. cersei deserved a grotesque death. not because it would “punish” her character, but rather because it would’ve given the actress one final opportunity to make a memorable scene. instead, the death they gave her was neither active nor reactive. it just sort of happened. same…

you’re idea of being impartial is actually a form of compromise. i realize that you’re so used to videogame journalists just taking at face value everything they’re told, but that’s not the historical role of journalism, which is actually always about giving a voice to the individuals who can’t speak for themselves,…

you can say that again

‘please make it play more like Zelda’

keanu leaks when and where he pleases

you think maybe they labelled it alpha just to avoid deserved criticism? the game is out in five months. it’s basically done.

sure, within the small scope of hardcore fandom this is indeed the case—and what you’re saying also reflects my thinking. but when you look at the enormous numbers that ps4 sales have put up, we’re talking about much, much more than ever-picky hardcore gamers. ps4 has sold this well because of yes, the games, but also…

correlation isn’t causation. although i agree with you, partially, i think the deciding factor was, for many people, the price, as well as the quality of unique titles available. most of these consoles are bought by parents to babysit their kids... the ps4 was the cheaper babysitter.

it’s just business. they are cornering the market for as long as they can, because there are no promises that the next gen will deliver, regardless of how well positioned they are.

i played the original on PC, so i’m guessing it was the better looking.

the sea stinks like whale cum but we’re too conditioned to that ‘salty breeze’ to complain. hell, maybe that’s why we like it.

the tragedy is that we live in a world where videogame dlc is more expensive than personal hygeine products.

this is an instance when learning how to lie might come in handy.

i think we have the same problem where our brains misrember crysis as far cry...which isn’t surprising considering how similar their opening levels are.