Cyndas Posts

Steins;Gate. Translation's a bit iffy here and there. They reference Chaos;Head in the early stages in the game but you have to listen for them, like "Shippu Jinrai Knighthart" being replaced in text with Nidthardt der Blitzsnelle.

Story wise, absolute fucking gold. Bawled my eyes out after Mayuri's ending.

"Nothing's changed from my life, and yet, this is my utopia."

Oni Chichi did that one episode I believe.

So far I've enjoyed how the show looks. Miyuki' voice bothers me a bit since -- to me at least -- it sounds too deep. But thus far, they've portrayed Tatsuya very well, it's literally as I've seen and heard him in my imagination. He's a silent badass.

But I hope they don't just skimp over the gym scene.... I found that part of the book particularly hilarious.

People underestimate Corki right now, he's a god in a nerfed Yordle outfit.
His damage output is easily the best in the damage only to be beat in 1v1s by Lucian and Draven exclusively. He even beats Draven in lane because of his range early. Lucian and Caitlyn(who "beats" everyone in lane) are the only two I've ever had issues with.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. I'll always miss the Dangan opening.

That final boss though, what a fucking badass. Grabs you, makes you burst into flames in his hand and drops you, doesn't throw, maim or crush you in his hands, he fucking drops you to the ground and doesn't even look back at you.

Disrespect to the max.

I finished episode two the other day. I cried. It was so sad, and yet so happy.
As always Andrew Ryan is a fucking boss. He simply knows everything, and everyone.

This is the last we may ever see of Bioshock ever gentlemen, they've disbanded. Enjoy it to the fullest, mindfucked start to finish with this one. I love you Elizabeth. No matter how fruitless these words are and how they'll never reach you all I can say is, she's one of the most beautifully developed, headstrong, self-sacrificing heroines I've ever had the pleasure to meet and journey with.

This level of storytelling needs to be done with some more interactive gameplay. It just can't end here.

I'm going to agree with Ammy on this one. I'm not too crazy on censorship, but menial censorship as a concept is pretty stupid in general. God forbid my moral self sees some underboob.

JP Audio is probably that's often make or break for me. Call me irrational, stupid and picky, but seiyuus are something I admire almost more than anything. Being an audiophile I carry around my set-up(Music device, Amp, Headphones, DAC, portable recharger) which is about $400, and the one I carry around friends($1,200), sound quality of anything is important to me.

But it's hard to be someone who respects Seiyuus since majority of the time it's a losing battle. I'd wager nine out of ten times we'd lose out on getting a JP voice option. Most people "don't care" about jp voice option because they're so intent on playing the game. Lost in translation is the biggest issue I always see when it comes to dubs.

There's that emotion that almost never carries over between shows from subs to dubs. Sure you get some amazing works like Domon(1) Kasshu(2), the cast of FeelMetal Alchemist Brotherhood(2) and Spike(1) Spiegel(2), but there are so many that aren't done justice. Sure it's fair to say not all dubs are bad, but for the most part, the mannerisms just don't sit right in American culture and it often just looks awkward and stupid.

I couldn't even finish God Eater because it was just so bad. Soul Sacrifice came with JP Audio as a DLC, I did not mind dropping 5 bucks for it, and if I remember correctly Bravely Default has a JP voice option as DLC as well.
If companies started putting JP Audio as DLC I would not mind dropping extra bucks for them, but for the most part it's a fruitless battle.

I really want FFXV to have JP Audio but I know it's a pipe-dream. I can dream though right? Asura's Wrath got JP audio due to fanbase(thank fucking god because it was absolutely godlike audio).

Ep 12.
Decent ending. For those who simply enjoy the show for what it is, funny, cute and romantic it's a great ending.

But as someone who's read the LNs, this ending is too Disney-esque for me.


If I only knew the show the ending would be enough, but it's really disappointing to me. I really liked Shichimiya's character more in the novel.

I sorta went in the perfect fashion, and I'll never forget my experiences.

I started with Katawa Shoujo, where it was only filled with simple indie style drawings and a simple backing track for situations. The H-scenes were more romantic than erotic most of the time. Then I got into FSN with the full voicing of non-H-scenes followed by spectacular story telling and extremely in depth routes compared to the anime.

Then came G-senjou no Maou. I felt like I was stepping towards heaven. It started out simple and got so much more crazy along the way. I'll never forget the experience and journey I made to love VNs.

Well, it's hard to explain without spoilers, but in the most bare bone explanation without ruining anything, novel one covers ground about their relationship, and how it's formed, and book two compounds on their relationship by throwing Shichimiya into the mix.



You speak lies.. [size=10]source please...... Pretty please.[/h]

After actually playing this game, I don't know how to feel about this game. It's extremely glitchy, and more importantly there's no trademark rolling tackle! Overall this game, while looks good, and I do enjoy Kiefer's voice because he has that old man experience sound to it, I'm overall disappointed in this game. Hopefully this isn't what I can expect to see in the Phantom Pain.

To me, Metal Gear games had several elements in common, nonlinear gameplay with minor side events that can change the flow of the game, with spectacular game mechanics with even more spectacular story telling. The story telling is still here,( that or I'm just excited to actually see more MGS animation in action) but the flow of the game is changed too much. Like the radio, they made it on the go, where's the personal relationships you develop by calling that person? Calling Sigant, Paramedic always had some interesting results, even Mei-ling. Now it's strictly analytical.

I'll admit somethings, I've been spoiled by the radar/solid eye and camo index. Those two aspects absent from the game immediately made this difficult to play. However while it has a few Metal Gear aspects, it feels like it's adopting too many aspects at once and it's changing how metal gear feels. I don't want to sound like that guy, but a fucking health spray? What happened to stepping on a claymore and getting hit by 50 caliber machine guns and healing up by eating a disgusting ration MRE? What happened to the actual health system, because this sugar coated screen bullshit just means I'll almost never die given most circumstances.

Let's not forget alert phase. I'm not one to despise change or even realism, but I do not hate evolving traditional game elements. Also, the weapons menu is just really not MGS-esque. Hopefully they bring back a lot of the elements they took away.

Funny thing I started rewatching the series I downloaded after playing One Piece: Kaizoku Musou(which while had a solid beginning, animation, and fight scenes butchered the ending) literally every episode had me in tears. The beginning is so good...

If you read the light novel, and saw the OVA, then it would've been obvious, as that is all there is to continue with this series.

But I really hate to admit it, but this is a case of the show being better than the novel. Extremely small spoilers in the box, mostly about a comparison of characters from the show to the novel.



Anyways, going back on the most recent episode. The show's not over yet, one crisis is averted but there's another resonating in Satone's last words.

Well, I'm not playing it now but I'm waiting for Metal Gear to be available for download. I'm scared to be disappointed.

My greatest fear for Metal Gear is playing a game and being disappointed, even with Sons of Liberty I never fell completely through disappointment to lose the morale to keep playing, RE6 did that to me, I was so heartbroken.

Why would you do that to yourself? We all know it's never coming.

This game is fucking enormous for such a limited game. There's so little content and all guns feel almost generic with the attachments available. Of course the actual flow of the game is really simple easy and fun but the ride gets boring fast.

I've played this for 20 hours and pretty much have unlocked virtually everything.

Surprise surprise, it IS possible to get bored of killing things in this game. Being an avid Counterstrike player of 10+ years, this is more of a chore than a game to me now. My KDA is a lie, since grunts and other bullshit account into it, it's hovering around 11-13 kills per death.

If you like iron sighting, and shooting at NPCs, and full automatic gunfire with no strategy other than parkour + shooting, this is pretty much for you.

Waste of fucking money. Oh well, at least my sibling hasn't gotten bored of it yet. He's getting there though, already hates using the same default rifle nonstop since there's nothing remotely similar to it.

At least with battlefield 3 I had the option of massive variety and customization. Still feels like beta.

Code Geass. I personally found the entire series to be extremely overrated, but the final episode actually got me. Outside the entire series there was probably 3-4 episodes that really hit me, but this final episode just hit me so hard.

Series wise, 6.8/10
Ending-wise, 9.2/10.
(I consider FMA:Brotherhood's ending to be a 9.8/10, the events following into the ending was just too good and so well done.)

EP 10
Damn it, it's going exactly as I expected it. Not cool. It's good for the story but bad for my heart. All my feels.

You have no idea how much I felt for Shichimiya in the second LN. No idea.

My heart skips a beat every episode or so because of how adorable Rikka is.

My heart stopped on episode 7 during the last line.