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I have a copy. Bought it for $20 back in 2013 at an anime convention. It's uncensored, but with a chapter removed. If I fancy a re-read, I prefer going online.

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I'd be down. But only if I could get the non-manga merch that sells out all the time in the stores. Don't have a desire for a store for the manga, since I prefer digital.

Welcome! Out of curiosity, what was your first hentai to corrupt you at such a young age?

I've been loving what I'm seeing when it comes to Nier Automata. I haven't seen a Platinum game this strong looking since Bayo 2. Only problem is that I haven't played any of the Drakengard games, or the original Nier. My primary concern is if there will be any form of continuity lockout, since all these games are tied together from what I've heard. I'd gladly go back and play the previous games, but from what I've seen in various youtube videos, I'm not all that keen on the combat gameplay they've used in those games, and fans tell me it's commonly the weakpoint of the series, as well. It looks rigid, and nowhere near as fluent as what we see in this newer game.

Is there anybody out there who's a fan of the Drakengard/Nier series that can help clarify if the games are closely tied together, or if the stories are disconnected enough that I can enjoy one game without needing to play the rest?

Drink for the mention of insulin shots, or anything sugar related in Vanilla.

Major congrats! It's difficult to imagine any sort of hentai site lasting more than a handful of years, yet alone still powering on at 10. Best of wishes, Fakku staff.

More magazines=more faps. The future is shaping up nicely.

Apologies if this is a bit morbid, but I'm genuinely curious. Let's say you're in a scenario where you're kidnapped, and held hostage for some arbitrary reason. Your captor plans on letting you go alive, but not before cutting off one of your arms, or legs. Luckily, he's kind enough to let you decide what he cuts off. Out of curiosity, which would you rather part with, and why? Death is not an option.

Personally, I'd rather let my right leg go. I use my arms most, and my right leg has suffered more damage than my left anyways. So it'd be less of an impact on my life than the other limbs.

Try to power through the fuckton of games that released this year. The backlog on this year alone is overwhelming.

Been loving Keijo. Just started Flip Flappers, too. The animation in the latter is fucking killer. Can't wait to see where it goes.

2016 has been an ultra busy year for video games. I can't remember the last time there were too many great games releasing so close to each other.

Pardon if I possibly overlooked it, but when will the digital version be available to read? I couldn't find it in the pre-order page info.

Tools are one of those things that will usually just sit around. It's kinda like insurance. You'll often go great periods of time without needing it, and curse the fact that you payed for it, but when you need it, you'll be glad you have it. I try my best to get tools that can accomplish more than one task, that way I get more bang out of my buck (which is why I fucking love Dremels). Otherwise, they often rarely get used.

Some pizza, potato chips, and peas.

Yeah. There's always formats that let you use older cards, as well. Especially Commander. I too have experienced times where the local hobby shop goes under. Luckily others pop up over time, sometimes.

Wish I was saying Berserk, but the new adaptation don't cut it for me. But JoJo keeps on rolling.

I always love having artbooks, or magazines around. Even if I have no specific use for them. I even went back and purchased the final issue of Nintendo Power, even though I have no real use for it. I already owned the first, so I feel I needed to at least own the last.



I wouldn't say buying duplicates counts as buyers remorse. I've had to replace games here, and there. I usually have the feeling of "I should've been a better owner". Unless it was a 360 game. My 360 had a blast scratching those discs.

Fan projects are a thing, too. If the developers are smart enough to release it before they announce it.

What are some purchases you've made in life, and/or what's the most expensive purchase you've made that you regret?

For me it's any souvenir I've purchased when I was much younger. I could've easily saved my money, and spent it on a video game that I would've still held on to (and even play), to this day. And given the rarity of most older games nowadays, I feel I made some bad choices.