My stance on that whole petting thing in very simple words: if you don't want to do the "weird" thing, oh I dunno, don't do the weird thing. Nobody is making you do it.
YAS OLIVIA YOU LOOK GREAT But Jesus, the more and more I see of Jennifer Lawrence in this film, the worse and worse her acting seems. That was some ham when she was getting choked, and I'm nervous she'll have a convoluted reason for even being in this story (like how she go after her in Days of Future Past instead of Rogue because ???)
The further you go into the light, the greater your shadow becomes
Into the shadows I flee.
Oh thanks guys.
It should be like $10 pre-owned or online.
Didn't play much since Saturday. Just light leveling yesterday. I think that health drain helps balance Beelzemon. I can easily see him as one of...
I've heard the same from other discussions. Looking forward to it; Nokia trying to deal with a Mega using Agumon and Gabumon was slaughter.
Fun fact: various devs at Platinum say the PS3 port of Bayonetta is their worst decision. It's washed out, has screen-tearing, and runs like poop. The 360 copies are dirt cheap though, and once you do get a Wii U, the digital copy is only like...$15? The boss used a team of Data types, including a Mega. I tried using MetalGreymon and WereGarurumon but they just weren't doing enough damage in time, and the boss kept getting buffed like every other minute. He got strong enough to one-hit them and I reset. I think I got it from converting a Keramon. I'm pretty sure there's a dungeon that has them.
Spoiler: When a boss forces you to get srs
PS4 - Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Surprising everyone.
I'm at almost the exact same spot lol (21 hours, chapter 7) I read about the Technician USB thing from various guides. I'm not too worried about...
I strongly agree with the first issue point, but I was fine with the second and fourth, and the third was forgiven to me by how much more substance there is to this film than the first Avengers film. But I do wish Ultron was a lot more developed. The concept that he brought to the universe is so much bigger than it felt like in this movie: he legitimately was able to break down the Avengers in a way Loki couldn't, but it felt downplayed hard.
I think both versions are generally good (except that I kind of hate the Xros Wars/Fusion English opening,) especially the "Butter-Fly" opening; I prefer it to the English opening for the first Adventure season. Though I have to admit, I prefer the English opening for Tamers over the Japanese. But I love the signature riff-synth-whatever that is that's present in the first three English openings. Not a fan of the lyrics or singing, which is why I love this game's opening (along with having like, four of my favorite Digimon). And just so everyone has a reference, here are all of the Japanese openings. That second Savers opening is strong.
Digimon Adventure is Season 1 and 2, and it's generally decent and gets better as it progresses. The movies are excellent. English dub is ridiculous to the point of being more fun to some people. DIgimon Tamers is separate from Digimon Adventure and it's pretty good. Digimon Frontier is where I stopped following the anime (mainly due to scheduling), and I didn't watch any of Digimon Savers (Data Squad in English) or Digimon Xros Wars (Fusion in English.) Digimon X-Evolution is a completely individual CG movie that's pretty good. Digimon Tri is the newest series that continues from Digimon Adventure and retains the first season's cast. BUT Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is a great RPG game that requires zero prior knowledge of the series and is great, with the story apparently kicking off in Chapter 9 (I"m currently in 6) So I'd recommend Digimon Adventure and their movies, Digimon Tamers, and Digimon Tri.
Cheesy as it is, the instrumentals for the first three seasons are solid.
I know there are at least 19 chapters, though I've purposely not looked up the actual number. Stacking the PlatinumSukamon/PlatinumNumemon effects is awesome; I managed to get I believe six Ultimates so far using them. Leveling hasn't been much of an issue since. Far as I know, the Memory upgrades are all from story missions so far.
Publishers: Bandai Namco Entertainment Developers: Media.Vision (developed Wild Arms series) Release Dates: Playstation Vita Japan: March 12, 2015 North America: February 2, 2016 Europe: February 5, 2016 Playstation 4 North America: February 2, 2016 Europe: February 5, 2016 I noticed there wasn't a thread or very much discussion about this game yet, but I wanted to try giving it some spotlight because of how much I'm enjoying it, as well as pointing out the fact that this game only came overseas because of a fan-made petition (with the last Digimon game overseas coming over six years ago.) Gameplay feels a lot like the Shin Megami Tensei games and Final Fantasy X in terms of both exploration and the turn-based RPG combat (with your party of up to three Digimon, who follow you outside combat in dungeons). A big element unique to the game, however, is how Digivolution works: unlike the Pokemon games, you can both Digivolve and Devolve your partners, allowing them to grow even stronger, progress down different evolution lines, etc. The localization includes a (sometimes spotty) English translation of subtitles with the original Japanese voice-acting, and new to the original game (now patched into all versions) was the inclusion of Beelzemon Blast Mode, Cherubimon Vice, a New Game + feature, a Hard mode difficulty, and Cross-Save between PS4 and Vita.
He shouldn't have
I'm not sure if you've had experience with prior Digimon games, but each Digimon has almost always had more than one evolution route, at least in the Digimon World ones. Like how Gabumon can Digivolve into Numemon. It gives them a ton more variety instead of being tied down to one line. And Terriermon's evolution routes do include Rapidmon Armor. I've read that you need the Digi-Egg from one of the Chapter 19 quests for the Royal Knights, so it's gonna be a LONG while before you get that. Here's a guide I've been using, though some names might have been changed in the localization
