Search Results

  1. Repliku
    They can be useful if they heal Sora and the Limits are useful, but really usually I don't pay too much attention to them and just go about beating things to smithereens instead. They do help now and then but as far as damage goes, by themselves they just don't measure up to 1/8th even of what Sora does.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 3, 2007 in forum: Kingdom Hearts HD II.5 ReMIX
  2. Repliku
    I'd imagine that the Nobodies may have used it to get around TWTNW faster and to survey the area around, or to fly to other worlds and look around. It may have even been made of a Nobody as Marluxia's big helper in CoM was. How it got there may have been by Riku who took it, or perhaps Xemnas used it and they just grabbed it since it was there.

    It is one of those mysterious things since nowhere else in the game did the Nobodies use any mode of transportation we could see other than the dark portaling and when Luxord nabbed the Black Pearl. I guess we just have to assume it's something of transportation around TWTNW and mysteriously was just there, or perhaps Riku or DiZ took it from somewhere and brought it there.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 3, 2007 in forum: Kingdom Hearts HD II.5 ReMIX
  3. Repliku
    Yes, there really is no way one central point is going to be there for all eternity as the 'core'. We also do not yet totally have a graspable knowledge of all dark matter does since it is an energy we cannot totally examine yet, other than knowing it does matter in the equations. It's very interesting and good point, Bunterx.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 2, 2007 in forum: Discussion
  4. Repliku
    I'd rather see an FF VI, FF VIII or FF IX movie. Maybe even an FFV and FFIV one. I really don't think FFX, FFX-2 and FF XII were as good as the former games, even if they did provide better eye candy. The stories seemed kind of dull to me. FF XIII looks pretty awesome so far so if it lives to the hype maybe a movie on that would be cool as well.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 2, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  5. Repliku
    You should send that letter to him libregkd. It is well thought out and very well written.

    As for this crusade he has going on about violent video games, he's lame. I think -most- people enjoy the games as some adventure and a way of relieving stress and anger they have. I know I do and it's good entertainment. The majority of people aren't about to take it seriously and I find that yes, some people are morons but if we cater to those people, or those who are mentally incapable to begin with, it seems we spiral down a path of accepting and tolerating that behavior which will just be worse.

    Even in places where there are Quakers, I hate to break it to this guy, but rape does happen. So does animal abuse as many places in PA sell puppy farm dogs that are mistreated a lot. There is not going to be an ideal society situation by removing video games. Rape, murder etc have all been done and the reason I would attribute to it being much more recognized is 1. people speak out against these violent acts more and are depending on the law to have justice done rather than dealing with it the vigilante way, and 2. there are more people crowded together in cities etc than years ago so much more will be seen and happens.

    In the end, if he wants to fix things and prevent issues like Columbine from happening, he should be talking about 'real life' things that make it happen instead of picking on video games. Admittedly, some video games are just about violence and all, but that -is- what ratings are for on games, and parents are the ones who need to acclimate themselves with something that isn't going away; just as they should with computers.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 2, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  6. Repliku
    I liked that interview. Seems that the game really isn't that great in the first place. Jeff was honest, and even if a critic doesn't like something, again, people don't have to buy it. What I don't get is why 'fans' are so mad that they'd quit the magazine etc. It makes no sense. It's just an opinion. =:/

    I hope he can get another job because honesty shouldn't be punished like that. Can't say I've liked a few of his reviews but eh, it didn't affect me in any way. Also, it seems more like people that you posted in pics are mad at Eidos, and not Jeff.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  7. Repliku
    Well, that's my point. It's not a suicide thing at all. It's a hoax of passive aggressive bully tactics so they get what they want. No one was going to actually commit suicide and well, I'd still have said screw it even if they did at that point because that has to be the dumbest thing anyone would ever kill themselves over. I totally though believe it was a hoax to get their way like the little kid that says if he doesn't get a cookie he's going to scream and throw a tantrum on the ground.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  8. Repliku
    I thought the game on the most difficult setting was not that big of a challenge but then again I also took a lot of time leveling up way past what was probably needed to go on to other sections. It was a lot of fun though and there were some points where I did seem to get stuck for a while like the Tarzan swinging vine deal. I kept falling and was getting darn miffed at that!! However, beyond a few trial and error things, I didn't find it that difficult to master and none of the regular bosses were difficult to me. The hardest things seemed to be fighting the secret bosses, which is how it's meant to be any way.

    I do agree with people that say KH2 was somewhat easier than KH though Xemnas seemed somewhat more difficult than Ansem was to beat. The reaction commands in KH2 were fun but did make the game easier.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Kingdom Hearts HD I.5 ReMIX
  9. Repliku
    Yes you can do that and also from the website you'll be able to get/download reportedly PS1 games too.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  10. Repliku
    I could not survive to even finish one of the links. You have scarred my soul. I hope you are happy now. =:) *snickers*
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  11. Repliku
    Yaoi or Yuri is okay. It doesn't really do anything for me but make me laugh once in a while. I could live without some of it though as it gets kind of annoying to see poor characters of games being defaced so much and logic says it just isn't so, while some fangirls/fanboys try to tell you it absolutely is true. I suppose I'm pretty neutral to Yaoi as in occasionally I get a laugh at some little skit but I do get annoyed when someone tries to say it's 'canon'. It should be just for fun.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  12. Repliku
    I know 2 other people that are Larsa fangirls...and I have to wonder and hope you aren't as bad as they are, lol. I seriously had to remind them he's a 12 year old boy, though at first I could have sworn he was a girl and had to do more than just a double-take on the game. Also, I don't think it's the long hair that makes him look like a girl. He has very soft gracile features that make him look dainty and the long hair maybe adds to it.

    He was an interesting character in the story, but I have to say Ashe looks better in thigh high boots. However, I bet you are right and he plays a killer game of Scrabble.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  13. Repliku
    That's a pretty interesting theory that does somewhat go along with the Big Bang Theory, as you had mentioned. It is believed now that there are also more Universes out there than just our own and as our universe expands, it may yet run into another universe, just as galaxies may collide with other galaxies. It is obvious that if the Big Bang Theory or yours is to stand up to the test, that there was a point of origin and there was a mass collection of temperature and pressure exerted so that as the area cooled it spread out. In the end, this isn't too different from the BBT. The difference is that this is with two black holes and matter being forced in a cycle between them of matter and anti-matter.

    The only thing really that would be questioned here (well it all would be questioned but the only thing that stands out immensely as a strong debate) is the validity of saying it's a "Cyclic Universe" because the only way that could work that I could think of, since universes expand and we pretty well know that for a fact with how we can monitor our own and the galaxies etc are not stagnant, is to say that the universe expands to a certain point where that energy becomes lost and pale, and then something kicks it off again to create another black hole incident to recreate the conditions of birthing a new universe from within one that would be 'dying' in essence.

    I'm sure there are flaws which could be found with a bigger equation of this and studies of black holes but at the same time, perhaps not with the right math being done and conditions being met. There are calculations done for the Big Bang that do hold up mathematically to show expansion rates and such and with monitoring of expansion they hold up so well. For this theory, I suppose you'd either use those or have to design up your own to make it work within the realm of math and to coincide with how now we still see growth. Needless to say, the rates of acceleration of expansion would have to be enormous after a time of 'conception' of the matter being gathered to one point via the black holes.

    As for proving the existence of God, I would say it neither proves nor disproves the existence of such deity. It is a theory on the universe's creation and done through a scientific standpoint, I would hope. The only thing it proves is that people's views of such a paranormal and extreme being may be incorrect, as well as how they have dated events such as the 7 day creation issue. It does not show whether there is an entity mover out there or not in the least. It just dismisses notions of how things are presented as people knew them 2000 some years ago. As with any scientific theory, it would be studied but the equation of God would not be in there since that is an unknown.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Discussion
  14. Repliku
    Post

    Wow.

    Watch out for corn fields.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  15. Repliku
    I ponder if any of us do. It sounds like a 'Survivor' show.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  16. Repliku
    Post

    Life

    None of those options appeal to me as an answer in the polls. I'd say Life is what you make it and it's meant to live.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: The Spam Zone
  17. Repliku
    Still, who cares? A company should not be allowed to pressure someone who is a reviewer and as for "Suicide threats" ...LAME. People do some stupid things and that has to be one of the most idiotic things that was catered to ever.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  18. Repliku
    This is such spam. Can't you add something to the conversation instead of that? What does that mean? Are you happy? sad? Think it's funny? or just posting for another post towards Premium?


    kitty edit: Spamming will result in deletion. :3
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  19. Repliku
    He lost his job because a bunch of fanboys were mad that he didn't give their games as high of reviews as they wanted??? What kind of crap is that? I'm sorry but losing your job over not selling out to give people the game reviews they want to see is trash. I don't like some of his reviews, but I also don't buy games based off of the views of him or anyone other than asking some friends. I also don't decide to go to a movie based on critics' reviews. That's just ridiculous. Maybe now Gamespot will get someone in who caters to the whims of whoever pays them best instead of an opinion which whether we agree with or not, was at least still a review.

    Disappointing. Fanboys win again.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming
  20. Repliku
    Hmm, that's really not much more info than we had before for months. =:/ I've known about Kuja, Zidane and Warrior of Light now for a long while and even have pics of them. I hope they will give out some more people in the game and be somewhat more descriptive. I do really want to see how it is and buy it once it's released.
    Post by: Repliku, Dec 1, 2007 in forum: Gaming