Emperor Emblem

Seeing as to how i brought Akame ga Kill awhile back and know that there are fans on this forum, what do you think of Esdese? I know some would take my theories as spoilers to some relationships, so that's why they're marked as spoilers

honestly i don't even remember, i'm too involved in the babble, i've been using a friend that got into VNs (via Majikoi) as my means of keeping track of progress by telling him about each percentile update, i can give the most recently provided and "accurate" update numbers by tomorrow.

yes, Miyako approx. 55-60% Agave approx. 50% (last update i remember at least)

my favourite character from 7 is the Wolf-Beil and Armads weilder Hector, he's just so goddamn manly + he gets such a godly beard when he gets older (i even made a shirt in graphics of him and his beard)

A like if you can guess they names (Show your FF knowlege) Hector and Florina, personally I prefer Hector and Farina, however that is likely due to the effort you have to go through to get her,

In terms of all the entire series i'd say probably Naesala and Leanne, however in Awakening i'd say

every character with an offensive ability is OP with galeforce, for example in my lunatic playthrough i ran lucina with aether, aggressor, and galeforce, she is damn near unstoppable, probably only the last few bosses or enemies with counter when in melee range can beat her

what difficulty are you playing on and please say that it's on classic, there are already enough people whom i've had to kill for being filthy casuals (playing Fire Emblem on casual is the only time that i've ever thought that someone was a filthy casual)

mostly league of legends and the first EO, once i get more spare time i'm gonna finally finish Ni no Kuni

it would A-okay if you were a loli, however you just aren't pure enough for Jun to protect

Still excited to see what Minato-soft is going to do with Akame ga Kill, it's a series that I really enjoy

the stereotype was also likely progressed by several German death metal bands, after all, they make every language sound incredibly vicious, i also have to agree with German sounding quite poetic, my german grandfather lives with me and has introduced me to a lot of german writers

In former Soviet Russia s'more roasts you

Seems perfectly normal to me, the marshmallows are a tad too big, but other than that everything checks out fine to me

The odd respect given by english speakers towards Russians and Germans is something that really makes you feel undeniably awesome

Russian is one of the hardest languages to learn once past childhood, simply because of how strict it can be with its grammatical rules (get used to the double-negative when declining anything). Don't feel bad, you likely have talents to outshine any language issues you've got

I think what most people love is the generally the just how "gruff" (for lack of a better word) Russian generally tends to sound, at least that's what people say whenever they hear me speak it

grew up speaking Russian, currently i know 3 languages, once i get the chance i'm going to fully go into Japanese and Italian

pretty sure someone's on it

I'm still pretty early in it

SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!! i forgot to mention DQ VIII, i didn't become a fan until DQ IX, but then i went back and played VIII, it's so good

The R&C series (I have the trilogy on PS3 as well, sadly no Deadlocked port) The Jak series (have the PS3 trilogy, sadly no Jak X port for anything) KH 1 & 2 (not a big fan of Re:Birth By Sleep) Silent Hill 2 (i'm not even a horror fan) MGS 1-3 The Sly trilogy Okami God Hand (best brawler) God of War 1 & 2 there are several more, but they aren't exclusives i have yet to play a persona game and am deeply ashamed of that (probs gonna pick up the PSP ports), I haven't played any of the main FF games past VI all the way through (even the legendary VII), I have yet to play the good 'ol DMC or any of its sequels.

my PS2 is still in use (it still works like new), and will be until every single one of my favourite PS2 games gets ported

The Etrian Odyssey games all have the same base story, some kind of ancient dungeon, attracts a lot of explorers, you start a guild and journey through the dungeon, you don't start seeing much difference until maybe around the 3rd stratum (half-way point) unless you are playing the newest entry (remake of the first), where they tacked on a new story mode with actual characters in your party (the entire party is fully customizable and are entirely silent in all of the other games). The gameplay is a dungeon crawler (first-person view, you wander around the labyrinth that is the dungeon trying to find the next floor, treasure, harvesting points for resources, and a plethora of other things) with DQ type combat (you have a party of up to five and perform turn-based combat). the series real specialty comes down to how it handles progression and punishes foolishness (think turn-based Dark Souls). Trailer for one of the story mode exclusive classes in Etrian Odyssey Untold: Millenium Girl (remake of the first one): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_19F5K1Xx4 Etrian Odyssey III video demonstrating some of the combat, minor spoiler in terms of late game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjuCgG1MCpk