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I’d agree with this. Heck, r/kappa is a fringe of the FGC and it rails on melee players.

Even if all the gamecube controllers broke, they’d make their own, really. It takes tenacity to keep trucking around lagless CRT tv’s like they do.

Sounds like a take on 4th wall breaking like Ar Nosurge.

Not even us Canadians learn french. It was dropped off the requirements list almost a decade ago.

FFVII: Crisis Core. The first game I remember crying about. Goddamnit. I've played it over and over, 100% it, and to this day I can still sit through the entire story (well no skip cutscenes but why would you?) It's a game I'll hold dear to my heart for the rest of my life, no matter how weird that sounds.

Believe it or not, 67 million is a pretty big number. You don't have to like it yourself, but you said that people who play it don't have lives? You won't even concede the point where some people might like it cuz it's a good game? That's beyond sad.

Your words are dirt, sir.

Brother Blood izzat you? I miss teen titans...

Have I gone crazy? Sept 3rd is today int it?

I never thought... A Certain Magical Index... I mean, I love it, and it's good, but just wow.

BiriBiri still best girl universally.

Why does a hero have fall into one of those categories? It's just another word used to describe someone. Sure, it may not be the best choice, but I certainly don't believe that calling him a hero is offensive to anyone. Who would he be offending?

Objectively though, how would this be inappropriate? It's not like they meant to pour salt in anyone's wounds. It's also weird how people immediately picked up on it. It would never have crossed my mind (but then, I didn't experience the earthquake) that two character's from some game represents the loss of thousands.

Lolwut? Wait, what? Are you mixing continuities? I don't understand... Did I miss an issue?

Marvel: Superior Spider-Man

Oh man, is this an Onion Knight homage? Even if it isn't, it is too awesome, cuz the Onion Knight is the best FF character.

Was it worth it? The time spent, the crushing defeats, the battles where luck won out over tactics and skill, the RNG of it all. The tournament itself, where mature and immature, reality and virtual worlds mesh together to form a battle royale of players putting their hours in just to win a card and some honor.

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Groot is the single best hero that Marvel has ever made. Must watch.

So people reeeeally liked The Last of Us huh? I mean, sure, it was great, but Outstanding Innovation is really pushing it. Plot-wise, sure, but is it really all that different to play and control? In comparison to things like Tearaway and The Stanley Parable?

A common theme indeed, and while I can't tell if you stand by my point or are against, I wholeheartedly agree that adaptation is necessary for survival, and that it applies to games just as well as it applies to the real world.

This is a common theme in a fair amount of games so I'm actually surprised to see that it hasn't been utilized as often. All games have a certain "Meta" where a person can bring out the fullest potential in a character, utilizing only the smartest options to win.

Hope it plays like 4 Heroes of Light, since I have yet to play the demo. I played 4 Heroes and loved it, so this is going to be a treat.