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>Isekai Quartet gif
I fully understand what you're saying and let me tell I live for that ****. In fact, I'd say the most important relationship in my story is between the protagonist and her best friend, which is completely platonical.
Something about it gives me Carnival Phantasm nostalgia...
And it isn't armor either, or at least not worn armor anyway. The idea was to have him emit his alternate form as he appears in his native dimension, like a reality bleed of sorts. All of the spikes are just a weak wavelength of that dimensional interaction, so what you see in the drawing is his "Earthling" appearance. He looks like a mechanical draconic humanoid in his home dimension. The reason I'm changing it is because even with context, it's gotten overbearing for me. That's why the redesign's gonna be closer to what Hyde wears, except an outright suit rather than a uniform. I get to keep the "sharp" look, spiritually-speaking.
I should probably watch Isekai Quartet tbh, loved Konosuba and ReZero so I should enjoy it too, right?
I mean, it's more content for the characters from those shows, which is always a good thing.
I prefer the latter. Personal player decisions on which characters to romance shouldn't take precedence over established lore.
Bro Fates as a whole is like $80 for all three paths. It's not worth it for a bet you don't even know if you'll lose.
Depends on what kind of game you are going for. If the player character has their own character, making everyone romanceable ends with forced relationships most of the time, imo. But if you have a complete blank slate, more options work better, since you wouldn't want to limit player for nothing.
Why couldn't I just buy one version of it? I mean, I only buy one version of Pokemon and that series is a lot more known for having differences between games so I would've imagined that it's okay to buy one version of Fates.
The two aren't really comparable. Pokemon's game differences lies in what Pokemon you can catch in any given version. Meanwhile, the three different versions of Fates are all completely different stories. They're basically three entirely separate games that happen to star the same cast.
They're 2 entirely different games that just share the same mechanics, engine, and world.
Depends. The former is more of a sexuality sandbox if that makes any sense. You forego an aspect of characters that would make them a bit more unique all across, but the anything-goes aspect allows players to choose whoever. On the same front, that makes the player character bisexual by default, regardless of the player's romantic and sexual orientation.
Fates' versions are vastly different in gameplay and map design philosophy.
Well uh, I can just get around to buying them after I finish the respective games like after I finish Conquest I can play Birthright then Revelations.
If you've got more reasons than Fates go for it.
It's still $80 you have to shell out. The difference is whether it's sooner or later.
Stop.
You have me completely lost on what Pyre is actually about
Woah. That's a big leap of logic there buddy.
Well the 2DS the store is offering is both refurbished and comes with the remake of OoT so it's kind of a good deal all things considered. Also what's that thing about handling games?
Well maybe not but if I'm gonna be honest, I always wanted to try Fates just to see how bad it is and if people are over exaggerating or not.
Nice save expuroshun.
Aight here's the long n short of it.
Sympathy brain: *hhhhnggggggggggg-*
I kinda prefer the second option where characters have set preferences due to actually giving them more character, but think it actually depends on how the bisexual approach is taken.
Of course we shouldn't pirate games. Even if they're older 3DS games, Nintendo still deserves the money they'd get from the sale.
The spendthrift
DaybreakHorizon
obviously.
it's untrue that the URL itself is fake; the real joker ad uses that exact URL
Someday you're going to marry a nice coupon cutting spouse, I can already tell.The spendthrift
No kidding I actually really like finding deals for stuff. I found a riser for an Arcade1Up machine for $5 at Walmart the other day (they typically retail for $40-$45, and can go upwards of $120 if sold by scalpers) and I was pretty excited.
I'm hoping they announce an MvC machine soon so I can get one for when I have my own place.
