X-COM/XSDF RP THINK TANK (part3)

ZombieSplitter53

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Did that when escorting Hermes to her office. (before I controlled her)

That's what the 'no fraternizing' rule means.

I mean, Cassia is free to not like those rules (And don't get me wrong, I don't like Astasha either, she's a mega bitch), but if Cassia disobeys orders or acts against them I'm going to let events take their natural course.
Just wanted more that Korra flirts with practically every man she talks to, but she hasn't broken that rule... at least not yet.
 

DarkGemini24601

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And there aren't security cameras in everyone's rooms, but obviously in the hallways and non-personal parts of the ship. So while she wouldn't know for sure, if Astasha hears some girl went into a guy's room she might make some assumptions.

Also, I won't count for earlier, but I will state that from here on... yes, she does monitor your calls. :oops:
 

ZombieSplitter53

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Quick question, do you americans not say goodbye at the end of a conversation over the phone?
I usually do, at least. Or something related to signal the end of the conversation. Proper etiquette also says you should always let the person who made the call hang up first. Why do you ask?
 

PrismaCube

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I usually do, at least. Or something related to signal the end of the conversation. Proper etiquette also says you should always let the person who made the call hang up first. Why do you ask?

Was just curious, something I read about recently and I thought that would be quite rude to just hang up xD But thank you for the answears now I know its not like that.
 

ZombieSplitter53

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Was just curious, something I read about recently and I thought that would be quite rude to just hang up xD But thank you for the answears now I know its not like that.
Good thing you didn't ask specifically about my brothers' phone-based etiquette. Rude doesn't begin to describe...
 

PrismaCube

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Sigh, I'm just so mad right now xD Remeber that talk about crusader kings 2 we had some time ago. Well on my continued conquest to take over the world I meet an opponent that was abel to beat me, sure Prisma that happends. No let me explain this in a short example.

Imagine a cave man trying to fight you with his hands and you have a death star. But you still lose because fuck you! That is how I'm feeling right now. It makes no sence xD This game...
 

ZombieSplitter53

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Sigh, I'm just so mad right now xD Remeber that talk about crusader kings 2 we had some time ago. Well on my continued conquest to take over the world I meet an opponent that was abel to beat me, sure Prisma that happends. No let me explain this in a short example.

Imagine a cave man trying to fight you with his hands and you have a death star. But you still lose because fuck you! That is how I'm feeling right now. It makes no sence xD This game...
Ever play the final boss in Drakengard 3? Now THAT is the biggest 'you lose because fuck you'. So I feel you, bro, because that boss stopped me seat in my tracks three days ago, and I haven't had the nerve to try again after failing, like, ten times. I mean... LLOOK AT THIS CRAP!
You miss one note, and you fail. And yes, that was one last note you have to hit while the two talk at the end, and THAT... that is bullshit.
 

PrismaCube

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Ever play the final boss in Drakengard 3? Now THAT is the biggest 'you lose because fuck you'. So I feel you, bro, because that boss stopped me seat in my tracks three days ago, and I haven't had the nerve to try again after failing, like, ten times. I mean... LLOOK AT THIS CRAP!
You miss one note, and you fail. And yes, that was one last note you have to hit while the two talk at the end, and THAT... that is bullshit.

I have no idea what the fuck I just watched, but it sure was beautiful, what kind of game is this? (Like the genre)
 

ZombieSplitter53

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I have no idea what the fuck I just watched, but it sure was beautiful, what kind of game is this? (Like the genre)
The final boss fight might be a rhythm game for some reason, the rest of the game is split between hack-and-slash action and flying simulation (except with a dragon instead of a plane, so you have to flap your wings every now and then).

It is the third in a line of games, with one spin off (NIER), which has an upcoming sequel of its own. The first game was the result of two guys who made Ace Combat games moving to Square Enix and saying, "What if we did Ace Combat, but with a dragon. Wait... it needs more. I know! Dynasty Warriors is popular right now. Combine them!"

Fun game play, great characters, great story. Just be warned that these games are dark and often sad. Drakengard 3 has some funny moments, more then any others, but it is still fairly dark. In the first game, it was meant to show that a man can't normally slaughter thousands on his quest to save the princess and come out with his sanity, it showed the directors distaste for the 'big brother, little sister' infatuation from anime and other things in Japan, and featured multiple endings, each darker than the last, including the one where the elf woman who went insane after she lost her children and made a pact with two spirit creatures in exchange for her womb is eaten alive by evil, twenty foot tall purple babies from hell.
 
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PrismaCube

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The final boss fight might be a rhythm game for some reason, the rest of the game is split between hack-and-slash action and flying simulation (except with a dragon instead of a plane, so you have to flap your wings every now and then).

It is the third in a line of games, with one spin off (NIER), which has an upcoming sequel of its own. The first game was the result of two guys who made Ace Combat games moving to Square Enix and saying, "What if we did Ace Combat, but with a dragon. Wait... it needs more. I know! Dynasty Warriors is popular right now. Combine them!"

Fun game play, great characters, great story. Just be warned that these games are dark and often sad. Drakengard 3 has some funny moments, more then any others, but it is still fairly dark. In the first game, it was meant to show that a man can't normally slaughter thousands on his quest to save the princess and come out with his sanity, it showed the directors distaste for the 'big brother, little sister' infatuation from anime and other things in Japan, and featured multiple endings, each darker than the last, including the one where the elf woman who want insane after she lost her children and made a pact with two spirit creatures in exchange for her womb is eaten alive by evil, twenty foot talk purple babies from hell.

You acctualy got me interessted in this now xD
I think I will go and check this out thank you for the explaining.
 

ZombieSplitter53

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You acctualy got me interessted in this now xD
I think I will go and check this out thank you for the explaining.
Drakengard 1 is a great game, as long as you keep in mind it has some elements that didn't age well (PS2 game). Drakengard 3 takes place before the other 2, so it can be a good starting point. Just keep in mind it was a PS3 exclusive.
 

PrismaCube

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Drakengard 1 is a great game, as long as you keep in mind it has some elements that didn't age well (PS2 game). Drakengard 3 takes place before the other 2, so it can be a good starting point. Just keep in mind it was a PS3 exclusive.

So I should start at Drakengard 3 and then go to 1 and 2?
 

ZombieSplitter53

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So I should start at Drakengard 3 and then go to 1 and 2?
Full experience, go in order. 1, then 2, then Nier, then 3. But 3 has the best controls and graphics, and isn't nearly as sad as the other three, and it is set before the others but isn't really a prequel as it doesn't necessarily tie in, so you are free to start with that one or end with it (personally, I'd start with it).

Incidentally, Korra's personality is based on a character from Nier named Kainé.

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I also think of Kainé's voice whenever she talks, so think of this voice whenever she talks:


Voice actress is Laura Bailey, by the way, voice of Lust (FMA), Amber (Darker than Black), Schrodinger (Hellsing: Ultimate), Shin (Shin Chan), Keiko (Yu YU Hakusho), Lucina (Fire Emblem: Awakening), Serah (FFXIII), Rise Kujikawa (Persona 4), The Cloud of Darkness (FF Dissidia), Rayne (BloodRayne), Angela (Silent Hill 2), and young Chi-Chi, young Trunks, and young Dende (DBZ). One of my favorite voice actresses.
 
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PrismaCube

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Full experience, go in order. 1, then 2, then Nier, then 3. But 3 has the best controls and graphics, and isn't nearly as sad as the other three, and it is set before the others but isn't really a prequel as it doesn't necessarily tie in, so you are free to start with that one or end with it (personally, I'd start with it).

Incidentally, Korra's personality is based on a character from Nier named Kainé.

latest


I also think of Kainé's voice whenever she talks, so think of this voice whenever she talks:


Voice actress is Laura Bailey, by the way, voice of Lust (FMA), Amber (Darker than Black), Schrodinger (Hellsing: Ultimate), Shin (Shin Chan), Keiko (Yu YU Hakusho), Lucina (Fire Emblem: Awakening), Serah (FFXIII), Rise Kujikawa (Persona 4), The Cloud of Darkness (FF Dissidia), Rayne (BloodRayne), Angela (Silent Hill 2), and young Chi-Chi, young Trunks, and young Dende (DBZ). One of my favorite voice actresses.

OMG I love Laura Bailey's Voice, personally I found her the best in Persona 4. But I do love her other work. Alright so since you are giving me a stalemate here on which one I should go through first I will just start at the start ^^
 

ZombieSplitter53

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Alright, guys. Finally caught up. And I got my first post up to explain where Brigid and Korra were. Yay!


Gonna need to teeny, tiny bit of rest after the non-stop reading and the lengthy post, but then I'll be open for collabs.
 

Dahlexpert

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Alright, guys. Finally caught up. And I got my first post up to explain where Brigid and Korra were. Yay!


Gonna need to teeny, tiny bit of rest after the non-stop reading and the lengthy post, but then I'll be open for collabs.


Yea he's back, Also going to be fun when Cassia get's on the ship ad sees Brigid again.
 
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