It is funny on how GRR Martin has ushered in a paradigm shift. Writers have realized that you do not need to keep characters alive to sustain viewer interest. As such, everyone is on the chopping block now! Everything from Attack on Titan and Downton Abbey has people on the chopping block. I think they also killed off…

Yeah, it gets hard to read later on. Some of the most heart breaking moments don't even have any dialogue in it.

Pork Bowl!

Last of Us musical? ALL OF MY YES.

You sir, deserve some internets for that very obscure reference to an underrated game.

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Perhaps this can give people some insights on how to differentiate the two genres.

Perhaps this can give people some insights on how to define the difference in the genre

Gosh I hope so. She was the only reason I downloaded the damn game. Imagine my disapointment when she wasn't there

Oh which ones?

Well that awoke 10 years worth of repressed memories. FEELS

I can't do much, but I do know how to make some soup. Oh I also know these 30 guys who ride horses and like to run people over with them. I can call them if you want but they'll only get together if I'm in the lead.

That is half the fun of literature!

I was also hoping for Druid. The shapeshifting was the only thing not in D3.

General consensus

It got more than that. It got its own couple of posts a while ago.

Personally speaking, I'd leave Tales of Graces f. Xillia is a lot better. Characters do not make you want to punch them and the battle is a lot easier to learn and manage. The complexity of the game is not dumped on you. Also, some of the skits are genuinely entertaining. I felt that the skits in Graces just served to…

That's my point! The game is fun on its own! It wouldn't have mattered if it was a sorceress with big jugs or a plank of wood with a frying pan. The arcade nostalgia is enough to draw in sales but now publishers are going to think that part of the reason this game is so successful is because of big tits. Hence, the…

That's the crux of the matter. We WANT to enjoy this game but crap like this that really sucks the fun out of it. It is reflective on how the industry still believes that it needs to cater to the lowest common denominator, that it still sees gamers as a bunch of prepubescent teenagers who need to see breasts every 5…

If I had that power, I'd spam it every freaking class I taught.