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I read that if there was a Type-1 game it's be part of the world of Orience that was after the crystals went away from after the war.

Oh, so that explains why today was so disgusting and miserable. Well, time to hole up in my room as much as possible and keep away from that stupid sunlight, heat, and humidity

I didn't go out, so I didn't get pinched either way. You don't want to try pinching me anyways, since I tend to reflexively grab the person's wrist and twist it.

I'm still trying to figure out exactly how to get those phantoma. I'm upped my magic enough I need those Cyan, Magenta, and Sepia Phantomas but I have no idea exactly how to get them, they just kind of appear. I even got Ivory a few times too

Wait, what kind of messed up person would create a boss that steals the phantoma you get, and lets it respawn every 2 hours!? Tell me I don't have to deal with that any time soon?

And I'm just leveling all my guys to about 22-25, only doing it twice for each one. There's no way i plan on going to lv99 right away. The guy says it'll take between 30 minutes to an hour, and I don't feel like doing that. If I'm better off keeping some at lower levels, I'll just keep Seven, Sice, and Deuce down lower, since I don't really use them

This made me laugh so much because of how true it is. Though you might get away playing games from back in the floppy disk era, where RNG was only a concept

Okay, i'm just going to say, playing that demo makes me hate that they even let you play it, because now I want to get the game even more. It can not come out any sooner.

The battles are terrible, but the camera was a little wonky at times. It would have been nice to have a lock-on feature that didn't require you to keep on pushing the button, but that's just because it's a lot of buttons to work with at once when you're sorting through skills with the arrow keys, worrying about defending with L1, and attacking and everything else with the other buttons.

The travel was a little slow, but that's mainly just because everything was very much to scale, so even running a short ways felt much longer than any other game. Even Final Fantasy XIII on Pulse has nothing on this game.

Oh, and last thing: the summons are jaw-dropping amazing. If Ramuh looks like that, I want to see what the bigger ones like Leviathan and Bahamut do...hell, if they have Alexander in FFXV, I'm not sure anything will be able to survive.

I actually opted out of getting the collector's edition since I figured there was nothing in it worth the $100. Don't get me wrong, having the cards and the manga book or whatever it was would be nice, but I'd only look at them once and be done

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Well, it's interesting, because even without them being sharp, you see everyone cutting things up with those keys as well. In the beginning fight of Xemnas's final battle, Sora cuts up giant buildings cleanly, and later during the third phase Riku cuts them up as well.

Another point where they seem to cut anything is during the Radiant Garden Unversed fight with Aqua, Ven, and Terra, when they just cut off pieces of the Unversed with no problem, and like Calxiyn mentions about End of the Earth, it's not really sharp.

It might just be that whole thing where a master can cut anything, or they're just trying to make the characters look stronger than normal, but it is strange

I should start wearing my glasses and stop reading on my phone.

Are you doing this for fun, a convention, or both?

Amen brother

how do you make a whole dress out of only three yards of yarn? I'm missing simple things aren't I?

I've always found the idea a lot more interesting than what we do in the States myself

Raisor continued to stand guard until a group of Lance Soldiers appeared suddenly in front of him and Kross. They weren't doing anything but standing watch, and of course heartless had to interfere. Raisor brought out his keyblade and began to get to work.

His first target was dancing around the wall, which Raisor slammed straight back into the wall with his keyblade, admittidly leaving a large hole where the heartless was. He hoped they could fix that with no trouble later. The heartless came out of the hole in the wall and attacked Raisor, but he just thrust his keyblade forward and defeated it. He wasn't really in the mood for another group of Lance Soldiers, so he hoped they would disappear quickly. A second Lance Soldier tried to sneak up on him from behind, and he quickly dodged to the side, having a lance come inches away from hitting him in the head. He launched a Fire attack at the enemy and caused it to fly in the air. He quickly jumped up to combo the heartless before it could touch ground. As he finished up his combo, the heartless began to counteratttack, and Raisor grabbed the heartless' hand, and stabbed the enemy right in the gut, causing it to vanish as well.

With two down and a full group more to go, Raisor was wondering where to start next. His answer came to him though, with a third Lance Soldier attacking his. He loosened up his body and began to dodge blows by the heartless. He didn't want to waste any movements, so he allowed the creature to get in close. Soon as it go right next to Raisor, he brought his fist up from his side and slammed the heartless with an uppercut, knocking it off balance. Right after that he spun around in the air and slammed the heartless on the head, knocking it to the ground. It didn't look like it was finished, but Raisor knew he managed some damage.

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Heartless: 33/35 (Lance Soldier 2/8)
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EXP: 11