Eeeeeh, I'd disagree on that, a bit at least. League uses an in game currency (though you can chose to pay for champions, yes), whereas this sounds like you have to pay for the characters no matter what.

I'm pretty sure I remember seeing that she has her own series to explain what happened with her during the main story, actually. (I could probably confirm it by looking on Wikipedia, but I'm lazy, god damn it!)

If we're talking about good non-moe slice of life, I'd strongly suggest watching Wandering Son. It's a SoL that follows two children (the anime starts after they get to middle school, but the manga started in elementary school and is currently in high school) who are both transsexual. The show is basically about them…

The one that got me into listening to these in the first place!

I don't believe Quilled is saying to judge the writer of this article or any specific member of the Mormon faith, just that Mormonism should, as his original comment said, be targeted for mockery. Quite a big difference there, since you can respect a person but not respect their beliefs

That would be awesome, but I believe that Faust has already stated that it'll still be four-legged creatures, just not ponies (something new instead)

Alright, that was a bit of hyperbole (they will actually give you stuff if you're beating them incredibly hard to get them to leave you alone), but they will, however, only do it on their own terms. Plus, there have been times that I've had a nation that attacked ME plead with me to let them survive, and offer up 2 of…

It might tell you, but their reasoning often makes zero sense. I was once playing as Korea and sailing around (had set the world to be a bunch of medium sized continents), and ran into the Japanese and the Romans, neither of whom had researched sailing yet. They both instantly started hating me, apparently because…

that's a fair point.

to be fair, legends isn't exclusive anymore. Besides that, hell yes, you're right

actually, I think you're forgetting Wii Music. Not that I blame you for that one. I think we all want to forget that :P

Talking about Eurogames, and you don't even mentioned Settlers of Catan? Or (while it's not technically a board game) Dominion? That makes me kinda sad

Oh man, this is a really interesting article to read immediately after taking a course on Cyborg Theory this past quarter (my college is weird). I think it's important to note that cyborg doesn't necessarily just mean "people who have prosthetic parts," but is rather more of a philosophy about human-machine…

Glad I could help :D

I did that with Inigo and Morgan, personally. (Father and son in my game, also had to have Chrom and his wife Olivia on the field as well, due to being forced to bring Chrom along. Honestly, he just slows those two down :P)

My most OP units also include morgan, but for me he is the son of Inigo, and the grandson of Chrom. Inigo is the other OP one :P

If you've never played a fire emblem game before, yeah, it does (though you can abuse grinding a lot more in normal, so if you choose to do that, it gets way easier). Honestly, the one big problem with fire emblem games in general is a harsh difficulty for the first few chapters that gives way to ridiculously OP…

nah, it's your first time playing. No reason to judge you for playing the easier version of the game. That said, I would suggest trying to play through again on classic after you complete it, as it really does lend a whole new element to the way you end up playing :D

Yeah, that is definitely the case in this particular fire emblem, and I love, although there are certainly better potential marriages than others (different stat caps, different more useful/less useful skills, etc).

wait, I was supposed to keep using my healer even post chapter 8-ish? By that time, everyone was so incredibly hard to hit (team of mercs/myrmidons) that they weren't even taking any damage anyway... :P