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Kittehhhh! Plz come here and platinum my game ; ~ ;

I still have a few ones things to do in game, but the giant fist, serendipitous and Beast collector thing are the hardest ones.

Slight update on some of the interview contents added.

Anyhow, that's no mysterious boy. That's young Xehanort. Then again, maybe it's not. But I wonder what he'll be doing in this title.

The event is in Japan, though ; ~ ;

Lots of things can happen in ten years. I think 3D (and Coded/Days) were really trying to bring in more people into the series.

Mmmkay...can we please be mindful. I know that you all want to share many things, but some really aren't suitable for all ages. I know this is a major dampener, but can we post less sexual/violent stuff and/or word it better or more conservatively?

Thank you~

Here's some of mine:

It's done as you requested.

Addressing the end of the conversation would require you to see how it's going in the majority of cases. In which case, he'd have to see the direction it was veering towards to make a concrete statement on the matter. But that's beyond the point of discussion, really. Should KHV have stricter rules in the way the opening post states? If not, how? That's the subject matter. Not who P quoted or didn't quote.

Again, going back to the subject, I believe the rules are fine as they are while some things could be improved on. What Starseeker asks is basically a stricter structure for the rules. No repeated images, no rudeness (intentional or not)

But the only instances where this happens is the Spam Zone. Repeated images aren't a foreign concept in the spamzone and we'd have to see if the individual member is spamming images as a method of trolling all the time or the majority of the time. And as mentioned before, not all rudeness is intentional or preconceived so giving harsher punishments before actually talking to a person during the first few instances where it is seen would be a bit extreme.

In the end, it all boils down to contacting Staff members if you feel a problem arises. If someone feels some rule could be made different, then this is to discuss that, too.

If you read where the conversation is going, it's far different from just 'banning all commenting'. Rudeness may be subjective to some, but there are rules--rules which basically frown upon certain actions, yet still allow people to speak as they have all these years. As a rule of thumb, it is requested that people respect each other. Misunderstandings can and will occur, but if they are misunderstandings due to subjective reasons, then they're usually resolved.

Ah, right. The answer still applies to the particular instance as an answer to the opening post, so I guess it works out ;>

Ah, thanks. I took care of it.

Way to exaggerate.

The problem doesn't lie in pointing things out or mentioning something. The problem arises when people think they're entitled to force people to meet their standards--thereby constantly making it their 'job' to nit-pick or harrass another person. Add to that possible lack of tact, and you can find the source of the problem.

Repeating multiple images or making huge blank posts...in The Spam Zone. I fail to see the problem (other than it being annoying if done ad nauseum). But, if it is somehow a personal attack towards you or any other, you should notify a member of staff.

I feel that harrasing a member over their grammar or way of acting (as long as it's according to the site rules) is more of a problem than any spelling or grammar mistake. Not only does it come off as condescending, but it also places undue expectations on newer members. Remarking something once, or pointing something out to a person in passing, is far different from harassing them until they meet your standards.

Standards which, I should clarify, are subjective. If someone would like to have a forum full of remarkable spelling or grammar, then a forum dedicated to a video game for all ages is not the place.

Harassment and/or bullying is by no means acceptable. We were all newbies at some point, but with time and patience, we got to where we stand. Expecting new members to meet some elitist standards will only force them to do something they might not want to or just plain leave. KHV is open to anyone who follows it's rules. And members should expect to meet many people from different backgrounds, if they don't meet your personal standards, then tough beans for you---but by no means are you to ostracize them or put them down in any thread they post or have pseudo-hazing sessions.

No one likes to be the butt of jokes or targeted, unless they're the 'class clown' or masochists, just because it happens doesn't mean everyone will like it or that it's 'right'. And to be fair, there are moments when people rag on others when grammar/spelling is involved just because. Just like you mentioned that conflicts will always rise on the Internet, there will also be many people from different backgrounds. As long as they are understood fine, I don't see why someone has to nit-pick their posts.

That said, I feel as though some things could improve, and some are fine as they are. Our system works fairly fine when dealing with members who bully or target others. If you feel you're being targetted or bullied, please contact staff and we'll look into it.

I just remember it from your old username.

Well, I figured from your last name. But you've lived in the US all of your life, haven't you?

Taking Spanish, I see.

I'm okay, I guess. How about you?

Not much, broski.

The reason I say that is because Osment sounds way too deep in comparison to KH1---you'd think they'd do some pitch shitfting on his voice for the young parts.

It just sounds strange having Sora so small and with a deeper voice xD

My Internet went out (big surprise)