If Z-Moves are restricted to only those that have the bracelet, I’m going to be pissed.

If people want to spoil it for themselves, let them. Let people choose how they want to play a game. For some, the exploration is what is important. For others, being able to finish is what is important.

It also doesn’t help that companies like Nexon use the same mechanics and psychological manipulation practices that casinos and other gambling businesses do. It’s a shame that the moment you trade your money for some type of fictional currency, it is no longer considered as gambling.

Symmetra’s turret stacking can be extremely deadly and incredibly hard to attack at choke points because they can be placed at angles that you cannot shoot at without first exposing yourself. Torbjorn’s turrets can be shot at from behind a wall by exposing yourself for a second at a time because his turret actually…

I already got bored of it during my second time through to floor 30 because I didn’t have enough aether the first time around. The only challenge provided up to floor 40 is mostly created by the random chance that you accidentally activate an explosive trap and a mob spawn at the same time. That was the only time I…

I don’t know why, but hearing about a live action Pokemon movie just makes me groan.

I was largely disappointed by the story. It’s heavily fragmented and the non-sense that you have to put up with between the big events is annoying. If you’re new to the game, you literally have HUNDREDS of story quests that you have to do in order to unlock content, which can be extremely frustrating for new players…

This is the problem with premades and why it needs to separate solo players and premade groups. If they have a 5 man team, it should be easy for them to find a sixth.

I already know this is going to be disappointing when I read “live action.”

They’ve already screwed up some Gantz movies. Let’s hope they learn from their mistakes for this one.

It’s a reference to how they’re depicted in the game and how their S supports are shown.

Even their games on the 3DS do not have anything close to this. Shin Megami Tensei 4 and Devil Survivor does not have anything close to this level of censorship.

Pretty sure it would have gotten a T rating without the changes considering what a Shin Megami Tensei game can get away with and still get a T rating.

It does if it reaches Nintendo of America

Devil Survivor 2 was also released with a T rating and it had revealing outfits and boobs so I don’t see how it suddenly became a problem.

Actually, I think that idol culture does have parallels in western nations. There’s no official term for them, but they are something like like teenage “child stars.” We have people like Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus who got into the music industry during their teenage years. There were even groups in the past like…

Funny thing is that a lot of the girls are technically not underage anymore since they changed them to 18. Now it just becomes pointless censorship.

I just found the age change pointless if you’re going to change their costumes anyways. Might as well keep them as kids. It would at least make their costume changes (minus the wedding dress one) make a lot more sense. Hell you could have an entire story arc around Tsubasa learning to accept her inner child despite…

Kanna is off limits but Elise is alright.

There’s actually a fine line between localization and censorship that people often don’t understand and they try to justify censorship as localization. Here is a good explanation of it.