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Do you have any idea how hard ACTUAL interesting journalism on Genshin is to find, it’s players guides recycled news or fawning praise. I love Genshin I frankly wish Sisi would write about it more. Maybe less about how Gacha sucks though, it’s a pretty easy statement.

Interesting, probably puts you at higher numbers than most I have known in general that I have discussed such with. The tone largely ends up the same though, most don’t regret it all that much and manage the numbers within there budget. It’s worth controlling for the percentage that can’t for sure, but the perception

Then your ability to interpret words is impressively weak, or selective. Though creating a perceived sense of superiority to invade others conversation is very trendy I suppose.

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I thought this was trending towards an exit post, so I am just selfishly relieved you weren’t saying goodbye.

Why is the Star War’s picture only mention Twi’Lek, it looks to be Chiss and a Twi’Lek?

I don’t think it’s an immense stretch, she has offered to dress-up. She’s clearly interested in some intersect between his fur fantasies and her own desires. The larger issue is how complex that communication process is likely to be. We can seldom really isolate our kinks down to the core components, and if it’s a

This is pretty much what I wanted to hear. I don’t have time for all that much gaming at my age. It what precious little I do is dedicated to games that are not usually kid friendly.

I’d stand by it dude. It’s slow burn observational story-telling is still great. I’d still love it if it was brand new.

It’s part of the problem with introducing anime, via Ghibli films. Those films don’t require the ‘cultural adjustment’ that most of the genre requires to allow one to see through to central story telling. I’ve not been as avid a watcher as I am sure many are, and I still often cringe at the male behavior that is

Still won by turn 7. Which is fine, it’s neat deck that is going to hit hard and fast if it’s cards come together. And while Ice mage is not going to win by turn seven (though it was some sort of hybrid, but not mid-range.) The majority of those are geared for hard fast starts. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind losing

I feel much the same, I’ll miss adventures as it was a solid way to get money, add play time, rewards that remain valuable and provide a sort of ‘stable’ of good cards that nearly everyone had a fair chance at. Experienced players will still get all the ‘deck critical cards’ but the middle semi-casual player is

Yeah it’s great, but still not as good as Suikoden II.

It truly does. At moments it’s good enough for me to just be pleased it exists even if it meant spawning the monstrosities that are the prequel films. They fought a war, all these wise and principled people ignored the fact that they were turning their young prodigy into a warrior, a soldier, a weapon. Every time he

Oh, I saw this and thought ‘I don’t recall seeing a new writer’ because senility is for 35 year old’s now then, I remembered the name from the fantastic weekend coverage a little while back. So thrilled to see you back.

If only someone could do this for City of Heroes *sooks*

Welcome Heather, you’ve been doing great work and as has been mentioned all of us work browsers really, REALLY appreciate the transcripts. I appreciate your willingness to discuss games on a similar level that we discuss more ‘respected’ types of media and hope to see more of such.

I was surprised too, I think it just made me feel old. A bit like that pretentious film guy that always brings up ‘Citizen Kane’ when people talk about movies. Still, I think it’s easy to argue that NGE is a masterpiece always worthy of re-watching, whatever its faults are they pale to the immense nuance it delivers.

They are at their very worst, exceptional examples of delivering entertainment with strong creative purpose and at best they are as moving and powerful as any multi-media piece of art I can remember. FLCLs surrealism juxtaposes so beautifully against the universal reality of adolescence and loneliness and Bebop is one