Ouraibaa Hjyuraa

Didn't feel a thing during Angel Beats!. Too many plotholes. The only thing that got me emotional during that show was when the singer disappeared.

I watched Clannad with my friend yesterday and the day before, and just... damn. The feels are real. It's the 4th time I've seen it, but I still get teary at certain parts.

It has a very good English dub, and good if you don't have anything to do nor want anything serious. I recommend English dub and watching it with a (guy) friend. (Tried watching it on my own and got bored really quickly. Watched it later with a friend, and loved it.)

You don't have a PS3 or PS4?

Ouraibaa, remember that garden of sinners discussion on this threat a while back. Remember that we said it would most likely not get a reprint...... We were WRONG. Garden of sinners movie collection will be available in October by MVM for 60 pound sterling. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/releases.php?id=27019 http://www.anime-on-line.com/xcart/search.php?mode=search&page=1 So good news for us. will definitly grab myself a copy of this. From the first link: "This Limited Edition DVD Box Set features all eight movies in 8 discs, a deluxe 36-page booklet (including an Image Gallery of breathtaking artworks of announcement key visuals, theatrical posters, Japanese video covers and more!), and a set of beautiful 14 postcards illustrated by TAKASHI TAKEUCHI (the original character design) and SUDO TOMONORI (animation director / anime character design). All of the discs will have its own digi-pak case featuring an original illustration, bonus materials and will be packaged inside a gorgeous study rigid box." It's DVD, not Blu-ray, so not interested.

Leave it to Tailmon to find old videos on YouTube and post them for attention.

I'm not a fan of steampunk, but I did enjoy the scientific progression in The Wheel of Time, so I'll probably enjoy it in Morlock the Maker.

Fair enough. It's good to be honest. I love dark fantasy. You said he's a good mechanic. Does that mean it's set in a more modern world than the usual fantasy setting?

Sounds great. You could also give Warbreaker a go if you like clever characters, as one of the main characters, Lightsong, is very, very clever. His conversations with Blushweaver are quite entertaining. I'll try that when I finish with Words of Radiance. And more a poetic writing structure may turn out to be quite refreshing. Does The Wolf Age involve a guy who is becoming a wolf or something along those lines? Because after The Wheel of Time (And some other book I don't remember the title of), I'm quite bored of that particular plot line.

You really should read The Way of Kings. I've read all of Sanderson's other works, and it's the one I enjoyed the most. (Although Warbreaker is also pretty damn good, even if it's just 1 book.) It presents some interesting new World ideas, and some of the characters are very, very enjoyable. Kaladin (And, by extension, Syl) and Galinar in particular. Not to mention there are the Sanderson-typical character twists, which I really enjoy. I'll have to check up on Sam Sykes. I don't like to read mainstream books, so it's not that easy for me to find new authors. It's also the reason I won't read GoT.

A true classic.

Who's your favourite active writer? Mine would be Brandon Sanderson. The Stormlight Archive is really good so far (Just started the second book).

(With a bat)

I was gonna make a parody of Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, but I couldn't come up with any good lyrics. Sorry.

Patience is a virtue.

Agave is supposed to come after Miyako. If that guy makes it first, we might use his translation as reference.

Fingers crossed.

I overclock, but I get my techy cousin to do it for me.

Yo, Cro! Where you been? And I want to buy GPU last (Or second last, if we count monitor). I know that CPU's don't matter too much, which is why I try to buy a good one that will last long. Won't have to worry about it in the future, in that case. Yeah, heard about that. Noob question, though: Can I still update my motherboard BIOS without a working CPU?

Hmm, All right. Well, I need 225 DDK for the i7 4790k (Which is a LGA 1150 socket), but my dad has said that he doesn't mind helping me out with it when he gets his salary on the 1st. Seems like I didn't even have a choice whether or not to buy a CPU, in the end.

Wait, does that mean that my current CPU won't be compatible with my Maximus?

Wait, so should I get it or not?! I'M SO CONFUSED!!

I think I'll just wait till I get more money. Also, I fiddle around with Sony Vegas Pro now and then, so gaming isn't my only concern when it comes to CPU. At any rate, thanks for your lengthy post. I appreciate it.

I decided on the Maximus VII Hero, and bought it, along with a new PC case, earlier. Tomorrow I'll buy the power supply I need, and that leaves me with about 2000DDK. To put that into perspective, the Maximus cost me around 1100DDK. Now, I have two options. Either I could spend the rest on an i7-4770k CPU, which costs exactly 2000DDK, OR I could wait indefinitely until I get money for a top-tier CPU or GPU. I don't have money for any decent GPU, but I'm wondering if the i7-4770k is even worth it. Currently I have a i5-2500k. What do you think? Is it worth spending the money on the i7-4770k, or should I wait until I get money for something better? I just want something that can perform good and I won't have to worry about for a long time.