InvictusCobra

False. The only times I heard Daft Punk was against my own will. Next person enjoys playing Blazblue.

Well, here's mine. I am quite surprised as I am mostly ruled by emotions (though I guess I have become rational due to past "mistakes and accidents").

Congratulations! This is indeed a nice community and probably one of the communities where I am most active (whether my contributions are of any quality is up to you to decide ). Hopefully, I'll stay here long enough to make such a thread (or one regarding a bigger posts number).

For anyone interesting, Jim Sterling has played this game, with the usual amusing criticism:

False. Next person wishes they had a chuuni friend.

Deduce from her clothing that perhaps she belongs to a higher, more sophisticated class of society, then lead her to my dining hall and ask if she would like something to drink while offering her my jacket... she must feel cold after all.

As somebody who hasn't read many Novels, allow me to share my quasi ignorant opinion. I also prefer endings with a decent after story, although my standards might be different. To provide an example, I've read Oreimo Tsuzuku Disc 1 recently and the route I found to be the best was Ayase's because

Well, the games insdustry is currently a sea of uninspired ripoffs, plain copies and putrid amalgamations whose "developers" have the nerve and audacity to make people pay for their supposed "hard work". Of course there are still good games and more than plenty are still coming out/being made and most of the crap I mentioned earlier never gets to see the light of the Steam Marketplace, for example. However, with the dawn of things like Kickstarter and Steam opening the floodgates for any and all, I've become much more pessimistic regarding small projects (and even more of AAA companies). Ah well, there is still hope and what I'd like to do for a living is sustained by this medium, so can't be too pessimistic. Just as cynical and suspicious as Yahtzee and Jim Sterling:D

Basically, what the title says. Watch the video (TotalBiscuit's, not mine) and you'll understand. Hell, just one minute is enough, the rest adds to the feeling of dung.

On HoshiMemo, Asuho is basically:

True. For various reasons, mainly because:

Do you mean life stories or fictional stories? Because I have both of them, although fictional ones remain in my head and don't move on to paper. True. Next person yearns for a great adventure.

A Portuguese professor of mine here in college told me that last year, and since, I've thought that while writing stories might be something that I find fun, I have no interest in books ("real" paperback Western novels, for example). I can gobble Visual Novels or Light Novels (did it just once though) if I am really enjoying it, but reading an actual book is something I only do when I am forced to do it for college courses. Anyway, I am not doubting my professor's advice, although I must ask: Does not reading too much cause a person to reuse much of what they've read, thus causing their work to be a mix of cliches? Is it just by reading books that one can improve his/her writing? Is reading a VN, a LN, the story and dialogue in a videogame/anime/films a good source of knowledge as well? I would now say what I think. However, I am completely lost on these matters. A friend of mine says reading a book and enjoying the story in other mediums is different because books make you imagine the characters and world by yourself, whilst in other mediums, it's already there for you, someone has transplanted their vision of things and you accept it without working your mind. I disagree. What are your opinions on the matter(s)?

Well, if you don't like the character, nothing one can do. As for me, she's my favourite character, and while the plot twist was cheap and served as a bulltet dodger, I am still anxiously awaiting Disc 2's translation since while it's not the best ending we could have, it's the one we got and might as well enjoy that one... Still better than the anime ending, though that's not too hard to surpass...

Tell him to sit besides me and softly tell him it's not his fault the franchise is worse...

Huh. Mine is without a doubt highschool (while I am impartialy, anime and VNs aggravate it). True. It adds to the "atmosphere". Next person finds a side character in an Anime/Novel more interesting than the main cast.

True. I wish I had, but most of the ones on Steam don't pique my interest and ordering from Japan (with a translation available,of course) is costly, especially with Customs and shipping costs. Next person is heavily nostalgic towards a certain period in his/her life.

Technically it didn't, since

The only Abridged Series I ever watched were the Mirai Nikki and Blazblue ones, and those were glorious. Too bad they are on limbo now.