No, pokemon's shit.
Astro in God Tier. We know he trollin'.
It correlates with work ethic, caution, good reaction time, and memorization ability. That should help in a lot of games.
There are a lot of people who are good at Dark Souls. The most important thing is to learn the fundamental technical stuff like parry and roll frames as well as memorize the spawns and drops. Rolling is the only reason to go light because the way it works is each roll takes the same amount of time in roll but startup and end lag change. More importantly the invincibility frames change depending on the roll weight. The lighter the roll the more invincibility you get. Best roll in my opinion that balances armor class and lightness is the 25% roll which you can get pretty easily with the thief set and/or the Havel's Ring and a wanderer's set. I assume you're running a lot, but it's bad in close combat because it's slower at burst range and not invincible. Later bosses will punish running a lot more. Also, you should have just fought it from down the stairs, only two of it's melee attacks go vertically so it'll attack mostly above you and the two that don't go that way are super easy to read. It's much easier. Finally, what is a Datenrobo?
Actually, as long as you're below like 17% of max encumbrance you get the same roll because your weapons and stuff probably do put you out of the 8% roll and definitely out of the 0% roll.
For shame.
The last post of his in the other thread has a question mark and it is never quoted or tagged in the next five or so posts before it gets locked. So, from a perfectly logical perspective, no, his question wasn't answered.
1) Red. 2) Humans.
Try to convince someone that eSports refers to sports with 'e' in the name. But that's just the modern world you're disliking. There is no way around it because people are only doing what comes naturally and other people are capitalizing on it. As far as overplaying, some people get bored of monotony and want more variation than others, that's about it, I think.
Well, it's really easy for things to seem overrated when people can respond publicly to every little thing. This goes the other way also, it's probably more that people are seeing more of a negative response from a certain group and that's coloring your view of the whole backlash. So some people are seeing it as overrated because people can publicly like something and some people are seeing the response as massively violent and cynical because other people can publicly dislike it. In the end neither side is actually as extreme as it may seem at times. That said, I don't actually think it applies quite like that with something like Frozen. Frozen was a phenomenon, not quite SnK levels of intensity, but still pretty huge and across a larger more vocal demographic in the West especially. So vocal in fact that you can probably find pushing a thousand Frozen parody/cover videos on youtube and many more posts and threads about it on social media, image boards and forums across the net. Not to mention the fanart. So, for a very long while it was pretty hard to get away from Frozen, it was one of those things that you'd almost have to live in a cave to not catch a glimpse of. That gets really, really tiring. So I think it's more than understandable that people want it to go away and not be in their everything for a while. People always try to say that it's possible to avoid things, but like I said I never searched the term Frozen anywhere and I never use tumblr or /co/ or any of the places where it was most prevalent, I still ended up seeing bits and pieces of it and hearing people talk about it as I passed by other people either in groups or on their computers or scrolled through Nate's posts about it here or even just got asked about it in real life by people I knew. Suffice it to say, no there was actually no avoiding it, it's simple as that, you can't argue that so don't. So the response was needlessly high for a movie, any movie. Is it really wrong for someone to be irritated by that? Okay, so maybe it's wrong to take it out against the movie itself, we all agree it's not like it's the spawn of Satan, right? But who are you going to take it out on, or are you going to be expected to just sit there and grit your teeth because ignoring it is basically out of the question. I think it's healthy for people to just get their feelings out on these things because their opinion is every bit as valid if not moreso than people who are treating this film like the second coming. Long and short: Be mindful of the feelings of others.
I don't want to hear that from the guy trying to get it with an octogenarian.
Isn't that what overrated means though?
That means you want to fuck him all the time. It practically writes itself.
You guys are so fucking needy.
Yanno~
Hard and warm and kinda tingly.
Hanna-Barbera.
I just realized that guy was The Law.
Stop being saltine crackers. It's unbecoming.
You are excluding people again. That's not nice. If not everyone can be a part, it's not worth doing. Duh.
