You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Oh hay, 1991! Super NES came out this year, Nirvana and grunge became popular, and Metallica sold out!
Imi: at the vintage-everything store I was at today, I found FFIV (FF2 US) and FFV in their original packaging with instruction manuals for about $5 each. They're that common here, I guess.
If you'd like me to grab them, let me know. It's not that far of a walk.
I believe these are where the bullet comes from on the coordinate plane, what angle (in degrees) it's shot at, and what the speed of it is (presumably on some sliding scale).
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
I tried to sleep but I couldn't because I kept thinking about reviewing the Kingdom Hearts series and explaining why I love it so much in spite of its faults.
I tried to sleep but I couldn't because I kept thinking about reviewing the Kingdom Hearts series and explaining why I love it so much in spite of its faults.
I think the biggest reason is because despite its silliness and over reliance on "A Wizard Did It" the Kingdom Hearts series just has characters that are far too likable for me to dislike it. I find it legitimately difficult not to care about these characters because the beginning of the first game does such a great job at establishing their friendship. I also love it because this is the first game I really got into. I first played it when I was around eight, I believe, and at the time I had never played a game with as good a story as KH. And I played the crap out of it too; I had 100% completion on hard mode within a few months. I think what really, really sealed the deal was the ending. That ending was cruel. I was little; I had yet to experience a game that outright denied its main character a happy ending. Even worse, it would be years before I managed to play Kingdom Hearts II, and when I did, it didn't disappoint. I don't know what it is, but for whatever reason I feel more nostalgia about Kingdom Hearts than any other series I've played, even though, for example, I've been playing Zelda since I could hold a controller. So when I beat the KHII, finally seeing all that stuff from a few years back resolved, it was just so emotional. It felt like I was actually getting some closure. Fast forward another year, and I got 358/2 Days. Now, I had actually avoided that game for a while because I made the stupid decision to skim the Wikipedia page for it when it had only been released in Japan, and I accidentally spoiled the ending for myself. I was somewhat upset about this, so it was quite a while before I actually played it. What surprised me was that even though I knew the ending and exactly what was going to happen, I simply wasn't ready for how ridiculously sad the ending was. I very nearly burst into tears; it was like the first game all over again. It wasn't fair. Those characters needed a happy ending, and they just didn't get it. And normally this would be unfulfilling, but Kingdom Hearts makes it work somehow. There's something about it that makes you legitimately care about the characters, and rather than the endings feeling unsatisfying because you, the player feeling cheated, they feel unsatisfying because it isn't fair that the characters don't have a happy ending. You ignore how contrived and melodramatic the plot is because it works.
...
Okay, I'm done rambling. That was probably really dumb.
I think the biggest reason is because despite its silliness and over reliance on "A Wizard Did It" the Kingdom Hearts series just has characters that are far too likable for me to dislike it. I find it legitimately difficult not to care about these characters because the beginning of the first game does such a great job at establishing their friendship. I also love it because this is the first game I really got into. I first played it when I was around eight, I believe, and at the time I had never played a game with as good a story as KH. And I played the crap out of it too; I had 100% completion on hard mode within a few months. I think what really, really sealed the deal was the ending. That ending was cruel. I was little; I had yet to experience a game that outright denied its main character a happy ending. Even worse, it would be years before I managed to play Kingdom Hearts II, and when I did, it didn't disappoint. I don't know what it is, but for whatever reason I feel more nostalgia about Kingdom Hearts than any other series I've played, even though, for example, I've been playing Zelda since I could hold a controller. So when I beat the KHII, finally seeing all that stuff from a few years back resolved, it was just so emotional. It felt like I was actually getting some closure. Fast forward another year, and I got 358/2 Days. Now, I had actually avoided that game for a while because I made the stupid decision to skim the Wikipedia page for it when it had only been released in Japan, and I accidentally spoiled the ending for myself. I was somewhat upset about this, so it was quite a while before I actually played it. What surprised me was that even though I knew the ending and exactly what was going to happen, I simply wasn't ready for how ridiculously sad the ending was. I very nearly burst into tears; it was like the first game all over again. It wasn't fair. Those characters needed a happy ending, and they just didn't get it. And normally this would be unfulfilling, but Kingdom Hearts makes it work somehow. There's something about it that makes you legitimately care about the characters, and rather than the endings feeling unsatisfying because you, the player feeling cheated, they feel unsatisfying because it isn't fair that the characters don't have a happy ending. You ignore how contrived and melodramatic the plot is because it works.
...
Okay, I'm done rambling. That was probably really dumb.
not to discount your opinion but there's those of us who just popped KH into the ol' PS2 and assessed that the entire game sucked balls even before we ever pressed a button on the gamepad
there might be more to the game there that I can like, but I'm fucking not going to sit and wait through all of that bullshit for it
I think the biggest reason is because despite its silliness and over reliance on "A Wizard Did It" the Kingdom Hearts series just has characters that are far too likable for me to dislike it. I find it legitimately difficult not to care about these characters because the beginning of the first game does such a great job at establishing their friendship. I also love it because this is the first game I really got into. I first played it when I was around eight, I believe, and at the time I had never played a game with as good a story as KH. And I played the crap out of it too; I had 100% completion on hard mode within a few months. I think what really, really sealed the deal was the ending. That ending was cruel. I was little; I had yet to experience a game that outright denied its main character a happy ending. Even worse, it would be years before I managed to play Kingdom Hearts II, and when I did, it didn't disappoint. I don't know what it is, but for whatever reason I feel more nostalgia about Kingdom Hearts than any other series I've played, even though, for example, I've been playing Zelda since I could hold a controller. So when I beat the KHII, finally seeing all that stuff from a few years back resolved, it was just so emotional. It felt like I was actually getting some closure. Fast forward another year, and I got 358/2 Days. Now, I had actually avoided that game for a while because I made the stupid decision to skim the Wikipedia page for it when it had only been released in Japan, and I accidentally spoiled the ending for myself. I was somewhat upset about this, so it was quite a while before I actually played it. What surprised me was that even though I knew the ending and exactly what was going to happen, I simply wasn't ready for how ridiculously sad the ending was. I very nearly burst into tears; it was like the first game all over again. It wasn't fair. Those characters needed a happy ending, and they just didn't get it. And normally this would be unfulfilling, but Kingdom Hearts makes it work somehow. There's something about it that makes you legitimately care about the characters, and rather than the endings feeling unsatisfying because you, the player feeling cheated, they feel unsatisfying because it isn't fair that the characters don't have a happy ending. You ignore how contrived and melodramatic the plot is because it works.
...
Okay, I'm done rambling. That was probably really dumb.
not to discount your opinion but there's those of us who just popped KH into the ol' PS2 and assessed that the entire game sucked balls even before we ever pressed a button on the gamepad
there might be more to the game there that I can like, but I'm fucking not going to sit and wait through all of that bullshit for it
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Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
how could I
Imi: at the vintage-everything store I was at today, I found FFIV (FF2 US) and FFV in their original packaging with instruction manuals for about $5 each. They're that common here, I guess.
If you'd like me to grab them, let me know. It's not that far of a walk.
I never played a Final Fantasy game, oddly enough. I also no longer have my SNES, my sister has it along with all our old consoles.
But thanks for the offer.
Night, everybody
I believe these are where the bullet comes from on the coordinate plane, what angle (in degrees) it's shot at, and what the speed of it is (presumably on some sliding scale).
The rest, idk.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
I'm already feeling terrible about all the stuff I'll be foolishly buying.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Like, post-Kindgom Hearts 2?
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
For heaven's sake, Arkham City's on sale for 8 dollars. You could at least bring Skyrim under 30.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
To everyone: if you have Steam and you do not have this game, I highly suggest you buy it.
not to discount your opinion but there's those of us who just popped KH into the ol' PS2 and assessed that the entire game sucked balls even before we ever pressed a button on the gamepad
there might be more to the game there that I can like, but I'm fucking not going to sit and wait through all of that bullshit for it
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