The Lounge: Official Spamzone Community Thread

I haven't seen the anime so I don't know if the manga's better, but I can't imagine the anime doing something different that's as good or better. You should reat it soon, it's a fast read. I was going to watch the anime when I finished but I really don't like watching shows and I'm not loving the thought of watching 50 episodes of something.

I wish someone would coach me on the art of conversation. I'm terrible at it. It takes so long to work up to starting a convo, and then when I actually do it I'm awful. I tried talking to someone earlier and it was nice, but I walked away feeling awkward. Of course it's better if I plan ahead, and I usually do, but that's not enough.

 

It doesn't. The ending is really disappointing. It needs an FMA:B overhaul.

 

why is this always the go to word for saying that manga is better than anime?

 

It needs something. The second half is too awesome to not be animated. How Not got a show before this, I'll never understand. Nothing against Not, I just don't get it.

 

Because it is accurate, my dear.

 

Watched the Soul Eater anime only. Ending was hella disappointing, as if the team was rushing to cap it at 51 episodes, but the series was enjoyable for the most part.

Very much.

 

THEN YOU NEED TO REEEEAD IT

 

KHV! I have an inquiry! There is something I want to download off this site called "Media Fire" but I am not to familiar with it. Can anyone who may have used Media Fire tell me if there is any sort of risk to downloading something off it?

 

This last one is particularly funny because I just got done watching Alfonso Ribiera's Carlton dance on DWTS.

Also, super hyped to go buy BoO.

Media Fire is safe.

 

Help I've already made three game/comic/TV series Mii's for Smash Bros.

I will create more when I am out of class.

MORE.

 

Another question! I'm curious about Fire Emblem Awakening, can anyone describe the gameplay to me and if I should get the game?

Okay! Thank you!

 

Without intimate knowledge of actually playing the game myself, and only having played the demo once and some very basic info about the series: turn-based tactical role-playing strategy game on a grid with social interactions between your units.

 

Any games that you'd compare it to?

 

First one that comes to mind for me is X-COM: Enemy Unknown. Both games feature difficulty modes where your units, when killed in battle, do not return. The main combat takes place on grid-maps, with each side taking turns to move and perform different actions. Also have heard that Final Fantasy Tactics is kind of similar, but I can't vouch personally.

 

I see.

One more question, how many units is the player allowed?

 

Oh. Well thank you for answering my question. :)

 

Nick Blood just tweeted me a fist bump during the Agents of SHIELD livetweet.
Yes.