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Will Toriyama and Japan's love for Lightning ever end?

HA

Ehhhhhhhh
I managed to get some joy out of it. Atleast Final Mix+
But yes, Reflega all day err day was a little "bleh"

Because it's lazy game design
There's a difference between being forced to do everything twice in order to beat the game and doing everything twice because "you liked it last time"
I WILL BE THE JUDGE of if the level was fun enough for me to do it a second time but with extra gimmicks to make it "different" and to fight the same boss a second time.
Not the game.

It's like how in Kingdom Hearts 2 they felt the need to go "HEY! THIS LEVEL WAS FUN RIGHT!? THEN DO IT AGAIN! Huh? Why not just go to a new world? **** THAT ****! IT WAS A FUN LEVEL! DO IT AGAIN!"

The problem is there's nothing new or unique about the backtracking. It's literally the EXACT same level with the EXACT same enemies and boss fights. It also doesn't help that Capcom has clearly stated that they were rushed and had originally intended for Dante to have his own level and bosses(hence the names of his weapons)

Ultimately why the game will never be anywhere near a decent action game. Even God of War takes more effort
And of course, does anybody really like Donte?

I'm the exact opposite.
I ****ing hated playing as Nero.
The Devil Bringer was so incredibly boring to use, it was pretty much the solution to everything.

Is the enemy far away?
No: Why aren't you using the Devil Bringer?
Yes: Use the Devil Bringer

Is the enemy close?
No: Bring em over with the Devil Bringer
Yes: Use the Devil Bringer

It just ended up being this godly weapon that could not be beat. It also didn't help that everytime you used it, you couldn't control Nero for a short while because he was too busy doing some obnoxious performance.
EXCEED WAS ****ING AWESOME THOUGH.

In comparison, I liked Dante a lot more because Dante had more options.
There wasn't just one solution to every problem like with Nero, there were multiple options that you had. You could teleport, dash, block, royal release, switch weapons, and all kinds of ****. The possibilities were endless with Dante and the fact that you could switch styles on the fly lead to some absolutely crazy ****.
And the best part about it was that YOU were in control of it ever step of the way, none of that "Alright, let me just do this while you wait for me to finish" bullshit that was with Nero.
And there is truly nothing more satisfying then royal gaurding a ****ing Blitz

SnK has violence due to the nature of the enemies they fight in it. Giants
So naturally there's lots of getting crushed, chomped and stomped. It's more to show just how utterly ****ed everyone is compared to the titans rather then "Wanna see how far someone's intestines can go?"

I'd believe that if it didn't try and make me sympathize with character deaths and wasn't taking itself seriously.
Gantz isn't about the violence. It has a lot of violence and sex but that's just because it's a seinen. The manga is mostly character driven and places much emphasis on character interactions.
Shingeki isn't about the violence either as Shingeki takes itself seriously. It raises questions to be pondered, makes a note of fleshing out the squad members and is overall a very story driven manga. It also does a lot of world building.

For the violence would be something like Hellsing in which there is in fact little mention of any story. It merely sticks with it's premise of "Hellsing hunts down the bad guys" and goes from there. Or Highschool of the dead which doesn't even HAVE a story.

NO REFLEGANO REFLECT
NO REFLEA OR WHATEVER THE SECOND LEVEL WAS CALLED
NONE OF IT

Oh and try a no damage run. Get hit, start the boss over.

A manga about a bunch of bug hybrids fighting ****** roaches.
I'm dead serious.

Content and story wise it's pretty bad.
But if you like to see violence and outrageous bug **** then by all means check it out.

But Gantz stopped being good a long time ago

HAH!

Anyway
The anime is moving at a snails pace at the moment so it's hard to determine if it's good or not until after it's over.
Just do the three episode rule. Watch 3 episodes and if you don't like it then drop it.

Or ideally, read the manga.

I live in Canada

This is EXACTLY what you are saying right now.
I've said once and I'll say it again
YOU CAN PLAY A GAME ANYWAY YOU WANT
HOWEVER
SIMPLY REALIZE THAT BY IGNORING EVERY OTHER ASPECT OF THE GAME THEN YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCING A "VIDEO GAME"
YOU ARE EXPERIENCING A STORY
Based on what you are telling us, you have never played a video game. You have only watched and read stories.
Also if you like to only read stories you should probably

Spoiler

READ A BOOK

I'll deal with you, I've been dealing with people like you for ages.
I'm just informing you is all, no need to get defensive.

I've no clue where you see me admitting ANYTHING

So despite the fact that people say that you'll have a better chance by PLAYING through the game a second time, you're ignoring that and just grinding to do it one playthrough.
If something requires a second playthrough to beat then that's exactly what you should do: Play the game a second time.
That's what the SECOND playthrough is there for, if you were suppose to beat it in ONE playthrough then there would be no point of the game giving you the option of having a New Game+(Or atleast the closest that it gets for Fire Emblem).
Play through the game a second time on a harder difficulty and I'm sure you'll pick up skills and techniques that will help you defeat Marth, Ike and Roy. Also...

Then let me tell you
grinding isn't making you NOT suck. You should attempt to get better at the game. If you want to one shot everything then just play on easy mode.

Also playing a game for the story and ignoring the gameplay part is like watching a musical and then skipping every musical piece.

Joke went above your head m8

I don't think you know what any of these words mean mein child