Usually major updates are about 6 months apart. In this time people have generated most, if not all, the chunks within a reasonable distance from their base. When a new update rolls around, people will usually need to go something like 2000 blocks to find new stuff.

Thanks. Thought he was talking about the Wii U Gamepad and I was like

(This is an explanation from the point of view of the PC version of Minecraft)

I'm in the same situation as you, and as much as I would love it, the chances are extremely low.

Because it isn't out yet...?

Gamepad?

He wasn't the guy to develop the games. More so advising on release dates, marketing, and stuff like that.

It's the entire fucking point. People play a Halo and Legend of Zelda and wonder 'Hey, wouldn't it be cool if Master Chief and Link could fight each other? Who would win?' It's also sorta a different kind of fighting game from what's out today.

It's not so much the bullshit that you mentioned, more so that you called Smash crappy.

It depends what you count as "third party" support. Big companies like Ubisoft and Activision, or smaller indie developers. Because if it's the latter, then Nintendo has plenty.

I don't even...?

Time stamps say otherwise. Unless you're implying that it took you less time. ;)

I like how it only took you 12 minutes to find that. Unless it was already on your favorites bar... ;)

I was wondering why they're kept in the ruins. Sure everyone hates them, but one day they might save them all, so why pretty much exile them? Couldn't they put them in a prison or something like that built to contain them? Make them slightly more accessible in case of an emergency. That's what I don't find logical.

You pose a very valid point. I hadn't thought about them like that. Thanks.

I don't really know. I stopped following the Manga a little while ago. But she does go apeshit on her brother and cuts off his leg. She also mentioned killing anyone involved with the death of her parents; and for some reason, that doesn't concern Rentaro. So I think so. A fitting end.

I loved him, too. I would have loved to see more from him.

To point it out, lead has a melting point of 327.5 C. Not just anyone has something that can hold lead and maintain it a constant temperature.

You're right. What is illogical about the Cursed Children is that they're the country's #1 weapon and they're kept on the outskirts and treated like trash. If a country basically relies on something that everyone hates and they are exiled, it's a recipe for disaster.

The show really didn't rip off Guilty Crown at any point, but it felt like it somehow. Not in a good way, more like Let's-try-and-copy-something-else way.