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Been playing Fire Emblem: Fates.

In particular, Birthright.

Not because I necessarily wanted to play this path, but because I know that if I get to know the Nohrian cast first I wouldn’t be able to play the Hoshido route at ALL, because at least Conquest has the more challenging gameplay to hold it up even if I love certain Hoshidans far too much to fight them.

p.s. Lucina is cute.
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Been playing Fire Emblem: Fates.

In particular, Birthright.

Not because I necessarily wanted to play this path, but because I know that if I get to know the Nohrian cast first I wouldn’t be able to play the Hoshido route at ALL, because at least Conquest has the more challenging gameplay to hold it up even if I love certain Hoshidans far too much to fight them.

p.s. Lucina is cute.
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Been playing Fire Emblem: Fates.

In particular, Birthright.

Not because I necessarily wanted to play this path, but because I know that if I get to know the Nohrian cast first I wouldn’t be able to play the Hoshido route at ALL, because at least Conquest has the more challenging gameplay to hold it up even if I love certain Hoshidans far too much to fight them.

p.s. Lucina is cute.
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Been playing Fire Emblem: Fates.

In particular, Birthright.

Not because I necessarily wanted to play this path, but because I know that if I get to know the Nohrian cast first I wouldn’t be able to play the Hoshido route at ALL, because at least Conquest has the more challenging gameplay to hold it up even if I love certain Hoshidans far too much to fight them.

p.s. Lucina is cute.

I fucking LOVED the Deadpool movie.

I’ve been really thinking about what to actually SAY about it ever since I saw it Friday morning, but I just don’t know what to say.

It was marketed brilliantly, it sold well, and it was just a great fucking movie in every way.

It just felt RIGHT. It came at the perfect time in pop culture with all of these superhero movies (especially Marvel movies) being churned out every year, and Ryan Reynolds absolutely crushes the role.

I can’t say I’ve ever been a diehard fan of the character Deadpool, but the movie was just perfect. It’s the antithesis of a cape film, a great comedy, and it has amazing action and choreogrophy. It has a perfect story that runs at just the right pace with humor and drama in exactly the right spots with the absolute perfect timing.

This movie was so amazing to me, I’d be willing to believe this movie was made specifically for me. It just appealed to me in every way. Even the gratuitous violence and profanity and sex was so deliciously decadent, I couldn’t hate on it if I wanted to (and I don’t want to).

I take serious issue with all the people I’ve seen posting shit on the internet about it without even seeing it, passing judgment on it without even so much as watching a handful of trailers for it.

Give the movie a try and you will love it. I am absolutely certain of that.

Bayonetta coming to smash isn’t nearly as exciting to me as Cloud was, but I’m still excited if only because now I’ll be able to play Cloud without being accused of being a fair-weather player that just plays the newest characters or top tier characters

I take issue with everything about the translation regarding this character.

I’m not a weeb and I don’t even know CONVERSATIONAL Japanese, but after playing a handful of games with Japanese voices, one starts to look up words and phrases that come up pretty often. I know for a fact that she’s using honorifics and extremely overtly respectful language. 

Not only that, but that particular quirk of her character is introduced in the game and even in the translation they really really try to get it across that she’s being overly formal, but they drop it completely after that.

What’s the deal? Formal language exists in English. Using something other than just “thank you” – like “Much Obliged” – could work to express the formality that the Japanese “gozaimasu” does in this situation as well. Things like “miss,” “ma'am,” or even “Lady Mikoto” could work for honorifics to display an overly respectful speech patterns.

I just… why can’t they put more effort into this?
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I take issue with everything about the translation regarding this character.

I’m not a weeb and I don’t even know CONVERSATIONAL Japanese, but after playing a handful of games with Japanese voices, one starts to look up words and phrases that come up pretty often. I know for a fact that she’s using honorifics and extremely overtly respectful language.

Not only that, but that particular quirk of her character is introduced in the game and even in the translation they really really try to get it across that she’s being overly formal, but they drop it completely after that.

What’s the deal? Formal language exists in English. Using something other than just “thank you” – like “Much Obliged” – could work to express the formality that the Japanese “gozaimasu” does in this situation as well. Things like “miss,” “ma'am,” or even “Lady Mikoto” could work for honorifics to display an overly respectful speech patterns.

I just… why can’t they put more effort into this?

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I’m in kind of a slump. I’ve got two games on my backlog that I can’t decide between. Both are different, but I can’t decide which one I want to play. I’ve beaten the prologue of both, and still can’t figure out which one I want to put time into.

Should I play Norn9 which I bought on sale during the holidays for 66% off, or should I play through Stella Glow which I bought on impulse to try to bring my 3DS back to life?

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