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This is really a case of etiquette. The internet is mostly public or semi public spaces, so there is very little blame to be put on the person reading the spoilers. There is some, like you shouldn't go to a tumblr page about it or open something in spoiler tags, etc. But mostly it falls on the person giving the spoilers to try and talk about it in safe spaces or be courteous of others in more open spaces by asking, tagging, and so on. And with time the rules become more lax, since people who care will know already.

But it is strictly an etiquette issue. There is nothing actually wrong about walking out of a premier showing of some movie and shouting about a certain character's death. But a lot of people will hate you for it. When you make a status like "X happens to Y" it is the same thing. You know you're being a jerk. You can defend yourself with "read the books" or "watch it sooner," but the availability of information is beside the point. To even make that status you clearly intend to annoy people who don't yet know.

Took me a minute to find it. It's more centered in there. It looks pretty unintentional to me, though I can't think of what would have caused it aside from maybe a compression mistake.

JESUS IS BACK!!!!


Calm down dude. It's all cool here. Hey, you got any eggs?

I would be game to join a LS.

A FC is a bit weird on my end since I would love to join if we get there, but I've got friends in my current one so I'm not exactly eager to try and make that work. So like a half vote I guess? lol

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Not metaphorical emotional pain either. She is being followed by ninja fairies with tasers.

I'm a bit torn on it. I like the concept. Time hasn't stopped, so life in those world's goes on and you get to see it outside of just a credit clip or something. But most of the revisits felt like sidequests that were made mandatory rather than important story elements.

While that did happen a few times, I didn't feel like it amounted to anything more than an annoyance. I'm fairly sure I was still using catalogs in that fight because I saw no need to get rid of them. Not to say there is anything wrong with using Cherub's Crown, particularly on the lead. I just don't see that as something that made the boss that much harder. To each their own I guess.

The question stands.


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I didn't use death resistance, I just used raise. (And a down once when the only remaining person didn't know raise).

Anyway Fearless, you might be too defensive in that fight. Though I always found it to be a kind of race to kill him before he gets too strong (When I fought him there was a level of flare that I couldn't even tortoise through), so being able to live that long you must be doing something right.

The real XIII-2 time sink is Lightning's DLC. For the first few fights it is a game of "Last as long as possible so that you have the experience to last even longer" And even when you do "win" the game starts trolling you some.

What if he wants to do your mom?

That can be easily arranged. Just add water.

I know. But across multiple attempts to play it I can't make it work. If I try to do everything it just becomes a chore to do anything. If I let myself skip stuff it just annoys me too much. Either way it sucks the fun out of the game for me. Maybe next time I play I should just resort to fleeing from battles like crazy. I hate doing that too, but not as much as blowing off sidequests.

When Steve Jobs was given apples, he didn't make apple juice. He made a computer. You've got to be creative. Just don't make anything green. Green is not a creative color.

My main problem with FFX-2 is that I'm a completionist and that makes me overleveled excessively quickly. As In I don't think I've ever started chapter 2 and not had every difficulty rating be 1 star. However I'm not sure if I've ever made it to chapter 3 (certainly nevver finished it), so I can't really talk that much.

For myself I can't think of one at the moment, however I do have some imagery regarding my parents. My Mom and Dad have these animal associations (like favorite animals taken a step further) of a butterfly and a wolf respectively. So I've always visualized them as a couple as a wolf with a butterfly perched on it's nose, often silhouetted by the moon.

He was just buying time during the forging. Once that was done he pretty much surrendered the fight.

So no, I wasn't disappointed. I wouldn't say I was impressed with that battle, but it wasn't the final fight. I wasn't supposed to be impressed by it. And I was impressed by the following fight.

I generally liked The End Of The World, but I like exploring and it was probably the most linear world in that game.

Hollow Bastion takes the cake for me. Well except for the fact that they make you come back on a harder gummi route so that you can beat one boss that barely qualifies after what you went through the first time. But, the world is just so interacttive and expansive that it just begs for you to try and find it all. And it rewards you at every turn for you efforts (often with gummi pieces, but hey they can't all be keyblades and puppies).

Go down fighting! Change all the avys!!!