do any of you. know the name of the anime where a girl tries to find her brother and he seems to die and her brother is really alive andinvented a flying train thingy for bandits of sort
In the newest filler episodes of Naruto (462 and 465), they show Hagoromo and Indra using some sort of lightning release that looks like the chidori. So did Kakashi actually invent it? Or did he copy that technique just like all his other attacks and claim it as his own?
@Haider aside from the mind rape that comes with it this is another reason why VR is no good with browsing the internet. i think my heart would give out of i was wearing VR Googles and suddenly saw that
people are always bitching about how Speed Cameras are "Revenue Raisers" for the state government and that more speed cameras are just a ploy to get more money. but these same people will never admit that the only reason why the government gets money is because drivers are breaking the law by going over the speed limits.
it's also sad that the news reports that the government makes hundreds of millions of dollars out of this
@Tyhja yeh i can't see how that works since people on social services and teenagers who hoon get booked but don't get an income. at the very most they loose demerit points but that's not a determent until they are at the point of loosing their licenses
@Tyhja the government should be really relying on that money to begin with because it's money gained from people being stupid and and risking their own lives and other road users
it's like saying you'll get paid $# for every time a certain player dies in Demon Souls
yes you'll start get alot of money to begin with but one way or another they either learn not to die or rage quit and do something else
@Ikaros not yet. 30th of August in Australia. they proabaly could still be working on preparing for the server crashing when everyone jumps online and creates the giant conga line between quest points
SO there are a group of outcasts in a Japanese village (Meiji era or similar). One of them is a crossdresser or gay (well he seems to be it, androgynous male character).
They practise magic.
In the 90s, Anime (formerly called Japanimation in some magazines and sources) became the latest target of alarmist conservative media due to a set of OVAs titled "Urotsukidōji" or "The Overfiend" in many English translations:
It's a 3 part series which contained masses of animated gore, demon...
@Haider i have an account which i very very very very very very very rarely use
I realize there are people with ad banner blindness who aren't bothered by any of that, but in my experience, I haven't met many of such people who are interesting for me to talk to
I just think it's because chat is too fluent for a localized discussion on a specific topic, so that's why SO is not a huge chat room with millions of people pleading to post solutions to their code problems
but sometimes you don't care enough for a topic to wait for people to come by, read your thoughts and share theirs
@JNat it's more efficient for the kind of discussions I like to have
sharing opinions is usually a pointless business, but discussing how to improve upon something of which you have low opinion, is usually pretty rewarding
A point make them improvise or improve. However, people should aim to correct others for their betterment.
Anyhow, I see people so many different preferences, I couldn't care less about arguing , if your waifu is crap, or your anime taste is sheet. Seeing such diversity amongst us is what makes us unique. If they like it, then okay.
thing with forums is sometimes people can't be bothered to find the time to reply there because forums usually require long detailed posts, not one-liners like in chat
and I don't like to sit down and write an essay every time I think of something
I dislike puzzle games but Limbo was unique, I wanted to see what happened next so I went through it. I hate slow progressive games and animes ( especially with fillers ). Hence I go for more FPS, action and hack n slash genre of games.
No man, I haven't since I don't own a Ps4, I made a switch from Ps3 to PC.
I played Infamous 1 and 2.
The first iteration was the best.
There's this one game I'd really want to play, it's called Asura's wrath. Unfortunately it isn't on PC but was on PC. The gameplay was so heart pounding.
The demo was truly a masterpiece , unfortunately, never had the chance to play it. ;___;
Let's say uchiha A and an uchiha B both have awakened their mangekyou sharingan. If A and B exchange their eyes, can they unlock eternal mangekyou sharingan?
most devs don't bother with protection because a lot of sales come from pirates
they buy games after they've played them and liked them enough
often not at full price, but at huge steam sales, but still it's a purchase which wouldn't have happened if the player hasn't had a chance to see the game in action
kinda like allowing free demo of the whole game
other times, a pirated game is good, but doesn't offer the convenience that a legit copy does, like connecting with friends via steam easily
Now that's some weird marketing, there'd be like a 2% of users who actually buy the game after playing the pirated version. Also, I haven't found the anime yet. ;__;
I think it has to be part of a brand recognition strategy
even if players don't buy your first game, if it's good and they remember the developer's name, there's a chance they will tell others about it, and those others might buy it
or the pirates themselves might think again and decide to buy
some pirates have their code and don't buy games for more than they think they're worth, and so they wait for sales
either way, it's better for the developer not to limit the outreach only to paying customers
a character(i think he's not the main character) that has talking blue and red dragon embedded in his shoulder... can anyone tell me the name of the anime??i really don't remember because it was aired long time ago..
Im only in episode 63 of "Naruto Shippuden", I didn't read manga. I heard something about Coup d'etat in that episode. What is it? Will I find out that later? Or I missed something important about that? Please help!!!!
Recently watched "Hai to gensou no Grimgar", wich goes along the line of SAO, in term of setup: people trapped in what seems like a video game, forced to side to survive and kill monsters and so on... I also watched DanMachi, and wondered if there is another anime I could find along those lines
Fantasy setup, possibility of death of the protagonist, good story...
In the newest filler episodes of Naruto (462 and 465), they show Hagoromo and Indra using some sort of lightning release that looks like the chidori. So did Kakashi actually invent it? Or did he copy that technique just like all his other attacks and claim it as his own?
SO there are a group of outcasts in a Japanese village (Meiji era or similar). One of them is a crossdresser or gay (well he seems to be it, androgynous male character).
They practise magic.
In the 90s, Anime (formerly called Japanimation in some magazines and sources) became the latest target of alarmist conservative media due to a set of OVAs titled "Urotsukidōji" or "The Overfiend" in many English translations:
It's a 3 part series which contained masses of animated gore, demon...
i can't seem to find out her name or anything, please help?
Im only in episode 63 of "Naruto Shippuden", I didn't read manga. I heard something about Coup d'etat in that episode. What is it? Will I find out that later? Or I missed something important about that? Please help!!!!
