What part of your own statement that I'm not here to debate anything gave you the idea that I was here to debate anything?

*are the true

Using the current season of evidence against the proliferation of moe when the original statement is that "moe is dying" kinda proves the point.

I don't have any theories, I just have a game distancing itself from moe.

Mark my words: augmented reality LARPing will change the face of LARP forever.

Oh, don't get me wrong, it still has moe qualities, but they're used more sparingly and carefully. I can appreciate that. The game isn't trying to force moe down your throat so much and is trying to stand on, in my opinion, a much more refined style.

>>>/a/

Way to extrapolate, buddy. CoD is a single series, moe is... I don't even know where to begin. I generally don't even talk about CoD because the series doesn't interest me in the least. Moe, though? Man, there have been so many moe anime these last five years that the list of anime that aren't moe was considerably…

It's still pretty anime. I don't think it's very moe.

I think it is safe to say that people are bored of the current control systems of gaming. We've been clamoring to escape reality since day one, with VR promised time and time again with nothing to show for it. We don't just want to play our games anymore. We want to experience them.

I want to give you a cookie.

No, X focusing on merchandising opportunities with Y is what's killing Z. Moe obviously will be replaced with someone else once something else becomes as marketable as moe was, but until that happens, moe dying is a good thing.

Good.

No, dying, it needs to die. Moe is the cancer that is killing anime.

You.

Oh, good, Moe is finally dying. I'm A-OK with this.

To be fair, the majority of the team that worked on the Seiken Densetsu series moved on to other games, namely Magical Starsign.

Oh please, Bethesda, when you put out Fallout 4, don't ruin it!

This is all you need to survive the apocalypse.

Wait, what? People were saying cosplayers weren't geeks? I mean, I understand booth babes not being geeks, but, like... what.