Cyndas Posts

Any news if the anime will be continued? I'm actually dying to know this, as I found the anime to be quite terrible, better off it stay dead. Only nice part was the amount of fanservice.

I don't know. It didn't really have the feel of a filler. It actually seems really natural with it. The manga itself is often a clusterfuck of flashbacks and minor time-skips I actually have a hard time keeping up with it. I mean I know it's two episodes, but at least they didn't jump straight into training.

I liked the minor character development, and how they're showing Eren's almost 'false' bravado, but hardened resolve.


Definitely don't(but should..) have to read the manga to follow along with what's happening.

I think the only KH games worth playing are;
Of course, Kingdom Hearts the first, Re; Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts 2, and 358/2 days.

Those are actually strongholds of the actual storyline without the bullshit spinoffs. As fun as Dream Drop is(seeing how it plays, and how fun it is-- 7 years after KH2, naturally it'd be much fun) it's definitely not worth mentioning in the actual storyline. I pray it comes out on PS4 as I welcome that idea since it really isn't that far off.

If I had to take a guess, I'd assume that Square is going for the 10 year anniversary of KH2 before releasing it. I wouldn't be surprised.

If I'm not mistaken, chapter 9. Your characters must also be level 35 to unlock/participate.

So for Jane's challenge, where you have to fight that Tengu boss that's level 90, is there any sort of trick to beating it other than mindlessly grinding out another 20 levels on Wil? He's currently 68 but I managed to beat that Amazon boss beforehand.

I wanted to use Zorn's axe on it but it has high Holy Res, and the worst part is; even though Baroque Axe is Omni, I can only deal 3 damage per attack to the Tengu, there's no way I'm gonna be able to dish out 280 in 15 turns at that rate.

Did I miss something?

Is the concept of building Liandry's on Mundo completely foreign to everyone still?
I literally see two reactions when I build it. Some players are either surprised by it, or they assume it's the 'dumbest fucking thing a player can do'.

I mean it REALLY fucking hurts on Mundo. Why do people look at it like it's a bad thing?

Rewatching FMA:Brotherhood. So fucking good. Episodes 26 and 62 always make me tear up and feel like crying because the emotion level in this show is so strong, the OST is crucial and they time all this shit perfectly that I get so emotional.

9.5/10.

HorribleSubs started to sub this, begone AutisticCommie! Still downloading it in 1080, hopefully it delivers.

Another great episode. The artwork hasn't faltered one bit at all since it started. The voices are really good too, Kaji is doing a fine job.. They're definitely going all out though with this one. They are sticking really faithful to the manga so that's a plus. Also Armored Titan got more face-time here than it did in the manga, but I like the way it's being done.

This is a big one for me. Tomokazu has always had such an deep brooding and authoritative tone. As much as I love Matthew Mercer(Leon S. Kennedy), I'll always take that authority over Kennedy.

When I hear Jp-VO voices, for instance for Sawashiro; I want to think;
Carl Clover(Blazblue), Catherine(...), Ivy(Soul Calibur), and Cammy(Street Fighter)!

Not;

General Hospital. ಠ__ಠ.

The #1 reason I absolutely despise this game. Sometimes no matter how much effort you throw into this game, your teammates decisions ultimately affect the outcome of the game. That's why I always find myself laughing when I hear about MLG / eSports League.

I wouldn't go that far, but everyone has a method that works. For me, it's

'Assume every game, no matter the score, is easily losable when people have their heads up their ass because of it'.

Can't tell you how many times a game has been lost because people get so cocky off a few kills, and don't have farm or the common sense to play smart and put their wits about it.

I didn't like most of the voices that much in general. During the skits and cut-scenes the voices just seemed so awkward, you could honestly tell they were acting out their emotions so it seemed really fake, and it really killed it for me.

It's probably because of the mannerisms and body-language. It's something that's not typical in the US, which is why it seemed to awkward. Obviously it's well-known in Japanese anime, and in some cases Japanese culture so it looks less foreign if it was in the native language.

The 'after-battle' comedic dialogues were pretty solid sometimes;

Richard, Sophie, Pascal - "Royal Crablettes"
Asbel, Sophie, Cheria - "White Clothing"
Asbel, Cheria, Hubert - "Raise in Allowance"
Asbel, Cheria, Hubert, Sophie - "STOP STOP YOU'LL STEP ON THEM"

Basically every skit with Hubert in it because they don't fit his character which is why they're so funny to me.

The only voices I did enjoy were Malik and Hubert.
"A MAN SPEAKS WITH HIS BACK!"

First, I heard this track in background because I was alt-tabbed out and I loved it. Then I actually watched the footage and got so hyped up. I got chills at 0:45 seeing 3D gear motions animated like that, then my heart leaped at 1:12, seeing the soldiers jump out off the roof-tops in sync with the music and the sight of everyone flying, and the manga clips.

It was too beautiful for words. I'm so hyped for this season.

Agreed, I hate sounding like an ingrate(to add insult to injury I've bought 3 of the other titles, Abyss twice, on 3DS) because it's getting a localization which is better than nothing, but honestly, this is truly the only Tales game I was praying for to have dual audio.

Sadly, I'm still buying Collector's edition regardless of audio. I still cringe at Graces f voices.

Fucking, finally. They're placing a limit on health potions to 5. I was so sick of seeing 9 pot start Zed/Katarina/Rumble etc champs in-lane. It was the most retarded concept to lane against a champion that can slip up as many times as they want to just use pots to fix it.

I can't tell you how frustrating it is as a Jayce player, to effectively land all my shock combos harass cycles to see them pop a pot or two and not give a shit. It wasn't the fact they were slowly regen'ing the damage, it was the fact I'd run out of mana before they ran through their share of potions; thankfully this wasn't a problem after I got my tear, and this will certainly not be a problem after this change.

Maybe it's because it's been many years, but does the art seem a little different to anyone else? Maybe I need to reread this, but the art seems less dark.

Episode 1. Great episode, great artwork, great backing tracks, I'm stoked and so excited for the next episode. Definitely think Kaji is going to nail this VO.

I mean, if they didn't want him to be the MC from the start they could've easily nailed him onto Armin instead, glad they didn't.

What translation group are you all watching from? I've watched from AutisticCommie, and so far, it's pretty decent.

I've never heard many voices done by Kaji Yuki, but I've heard Guilty Crown and Accel World and that was enough for me. His voice is nice, I really like it, when I watched Guilty Crown and Accel World, I didn't think of the voice acting done by the person, I thought of the character he was portraying and he did it well.

Every waking moment I saw Haruyuki Arita mope, whine and complain and become flustered with every little action made me feel this character is so pathetic it gives me headaches. In Guilty Crown, at many times I felt like Ouma Shu was the same way, but he tried to make a difference given his power, and when he failed to show his authority as a leader-figure at first and lost everything soon after, the drastic character change in tone and his voice gave me chills.

I think he's a fine Seiyuu candidate for this character. In a way, Ouma Shu and Yaeger Eren are very similar.

Last time I saw this game, it was run by OG Planet, glad to see they broke away from that awful company. They had horrible treatment for East Coast players because of server sided issues.