The Japanese in my usertitle and sig aren't just for show <.<; あたり。よく分かっていますよ、おまえのなお。
1) Get past the Memory Skyscraper cutscene (the battle between Sora and Roxas in TWTNW), then Final Form will become unlockable. 2) Go spam your Drive forms in other worlds until you get it. The End. Growth was explained already, so I won't repeat it.
Mmm, toasty.
LF is correct. You, Mari, were the one who made the post into a godmod the moment you changed "offered" to "handed", which implies what LF already stated. Choice of words are obviously important in avoiding godmodding; passive statements are sometimes intentional and very necessary--changing them to something more definitive doesn't always mean it's correct. Other than that, you can't definitively claim that sample post was a godmod in any way since context could be missing. For all we know, the person who RP'ed the girl might've stated she had been packing her things in her previous post--which then the male character (George) simply reinstates that particular action, *then* adds his own detail in saying he assisted her with it. In this sense, George didn't 'suddenly' make her start packing her things; it was something she was already in the process of doing.
But which side of the earth? >:| Some people are still gonna have to cover a crap load more orbit than others despite where you go.
This is silly. >:|
I love how I totally said the exact same thing to someone over MSN ages ago. For the sake of fairness, that would be the solution.
Durr, pix or it never happened.
Don't quite understand your second inquiry, but regarding the "Roxas & Axel", there's an extra cutscene in Final Mix+ with Roxas and Axel having a discussion ontop of the Twilight Tower in what appeared to be Twilight Town.
Lies. I swear I've been able to write that word before. And to clear suspicion, it wasn't a$$hole I typed. It was b@stard.
Yeah, I'm not doubting that it would be possible--since I'm sure if you optimize, then getting that 60 is within reach, but you can't expect all online players to be equipped in the way they need to be to make it work. There's always gonna be those people who want to play online with a dial-up connection and live halfway around the world from you; and when you have 60 people to support, a small fraction with crappy connections can cause a lot of problems.
What a ******* seagull. EDIT: Oh, they censored that word now.
Welcome to the forums, but this isn't KH Insider. XD
@Saki And before that there was the E for All expo in October where the first playable demo of Brawl was available. O.o Were you not aware of this?
Well wait, Sora x Kairi isn't official. Incredibly hinted, yes, but it can't be canon if it never happened. We just assume it has or will happen. Cinderella and the Prince *did* happen, that's why it's canon.
He's obviously aiming it at Charleston Heston (although that looks more like a chimp than anything else <.<).
However slight, Digimon (Digital Pocket Monsters) had slightly a more mature take on a lot of things in both actions characters took and the things they said. Referencing the Digimon Movie (I'll just go with the dubbed version to avoid confusion), a lot of the dialogue between some of the characters (ex. Taichi(Tai) and Koushirou(Izzy)) contained humourous jokes that could only be understood if you knew the meanings behind them out of context. I guess you could call them 'intelligent spurs' that only people who understand the reference can relate to or come to know personally. As well, unlike Pokemon which just seems to be a compilation of 'random happenings' throughout each season with the occasional sub-arc that only lasts a few seconds, Digimon actually had full-blown sagas that lasted large fractions of each season. Not only do these sagas create more purpose to the meaning behind characters existing in the first place, but the sagas themselves usually end up becoming something that's globally significant--usually meaning an apocalypse if not stopped. Some sagas are more twisted than others, but in that sense, Digimon is more candid and speaks to a slightly older audience, however small. Reverse side, Pokemon (Pocket Monsters) wins hands-down for emotional flare and presentation (although I'm really just talking about the movies). It's not exactly the greatest plot-wise if you ask me (this excludes the movies, which I will get into in a moment) since the general idea is pretty simple and takes on more of the 'slice of life' aspect than anything else. Satoshi(Ash) striving to become a Pokemon Master and the assortment of other titles and aspirations he works hard for isn't anything profound when you try to look at it in retrospect. The whole world isn't in danger; there's no immediate global threat that puts the story into a bind. Each season progresses somewhat idly with very little direction. Season after season, the episodes just unfold with literally random happenings occurring throughout Satoshi's journey and his dealings with them; which is essence contributes to 'slice of life' genre; and other times, the damn show is just a horde of omake. The movies are pretty much where I think Pokemon shines the greatest. There are actually drivel in the plot direction, with some meaningful purpose for the character(s)' actions. The presentation and overall artistic direction also bests Digimon in this department. But I suppose this is because from beginning to end, humanity is always somewhat involved as a whole and perceived as a significant theme. It's harder for Digimon to utilize the same idea when half the time, the battle being fought is in a world that no human being can conventionally access or contribute to (not as directly, anyway). This usually makes human contribution (other than the protagonists and other people's PC processing power) in Digimon appear at the very end when it matters, unlike Pokemon which usually has humans involved extensively from the very beginning. At some point I grew to like each one better than the other, but between the two in terms of nostalgic appreciation, Pokemon wins by a landslide; there's just a much better reservoir of memories I have for that franchise over the other.
If you ask me, the flare of 'sex sells' is just as prevalent as it was in the 90s. And for the record, you would've been 14 in 2001-2002, not the 90s. And if after the millennium the entire subject had become 'more open' like you claim; that would've made you really sheltered if you were 14 and didn't know 'what it was'. O.o
Well yeah, there are classes, but you don't have to have taken a class to at least know fundamentally what it is and what it does. I'll excuse 10 and consider myself just a deviant, but not knowing the fundamentals of what sex is by 12 is a bit concerning if you ask me. Or rather, I think if you don't know what it is by 12, you've clearly been sheltered intentionally--and fairly well at that considering today's society and media. And I think that feigning complete ignorance of the subject to your kids is a lot worse than actually educating them. Because we all know how really great, effective and informative the mandatory sex ed classes are /sarcasm.
Overused in what? If fanfiction, yaoi greatly outnumbers the number of hetero ones. If just the idea of the pairing, you can't overuse a pairing. O.o
