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Last night I ended up reading the latter half of this Let's Play Chrono Cross. Guess what flavor nearly all my dreams had last night? Eyup, last night was dominated by visions that were clearly insprired by Chrono Cross?
Troubling thing, though? The dreams I had made sense. And it was long and truly epic. Unfortunately, I can't remember too much about it, but it was a good dream.
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Listen, I know the game is glitched all to heck and back... But can we please put up a more cohesive screenshot? I tire of seeing screenshots that look like they were scribbled into Paint by a five year old.
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I saw this on another forum.
"...Rarity [is] an insufferable character type in any other cartoon, who manages here to be the closest thing we can get to a drag queen in a kids show. Somewhere there's a young queerling feeling empowered."
Discuss.
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Is there a setting somewhere that would prevent the game from writing anything to the hard drive? I've encountered at least one game that would require the movie maker to delete a file every time after playback to ensure synchronization. You can see how that would get tedious.
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I don't know if it's relevant to your question, but I do remember reading on an Iwata Asks that Miyamoto and company decided to write the music for Super Mario Brothers as one of their first things to do so that they could develop around that. Apparently the dominant practice at the time was to implement sounds and music at the end of the development cycle, which meant that sound engines were limited because the CPU was already taken up doing other tasks.
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Actually I was trying to head off pointless bickering by making an observation of internet culture because I've seen these things elevate to the point of incivility. Sorry if it came off as confrontational; was it the sick ferret?
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[20:40] <DarkKobold> story image
[20:40] <DarkKobold> Suspected serial ATM robber, rapist arrested
[20:40] <DarkKobold> I read that as ATM rapist.
[20:40] <zid> why would you rape an ATM
[20:40] <DarkMoon> For the lulz
[20:40] <DarkKobold> to give it a money shot?
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Warp wrote:
Ferret Warlord wrote:
Warp wrote:
Not every country celebrates halloween (even though in the last couple of years they have tried to forcibly introduce it to Finland for a reason that still escapes me; well other than trying to cash in, of course).
Quit taking things so seriously, man. Loosen up, calm down, and carve a pumpkin.
My comment was not intended to be serious (even though reading it afterward does indeed make it sound more serious than intended). My wording might not have been completely well-thought.
Hey, no problem. No offense, no harm.
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Last night at a thing I carried around a small cardboard sign that said "Homeless. Out of job. Need more cardboard for a bigger sign." I tried leveraging my (actually) broken jaw to gain some sympathy points, but it wasn't enough to get me any more cardboard.
Halloween-time is kind of terrible when you can't eat any candy. :(
Back so soon?
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Warp wrote:
Not every country celebrates halloween (even though in the last couple of years they have tried to forcibly introduce it to Finland for a reason that still escapes me; well other than trying to cash in, of course).
Quit taking things so seriously, man. Loosen up, calm down, and carve a pumpkin.
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Let's share each others costume creations here!
Tonight our church hosted a Halloween event. A few people thought I was Superman. I trust you know the difference.
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Here, we have Barbie hopping along, beating up the local wildlife with a butterfly net. Also, books are only good as stepping stools. What?
The mirror level is neat, yes, but I can't be the only one bothered by how it's not reflecting properly. It should be showing her back, dang it!
Anyway, this movie is no less exciting than Punky Skunk, which got accepted, so why not this? I approve. The bugs were neat enough.
Tangetially, some of the most fun I've had with my niece was watching these cheesy Barbie princess girly girl movies, watching the closing credits, and telling her, "Oh, hey, [insert character] was the voice of Rarity!" In this movie's case, it would be Ashlyn and Twyla voicing Celestia while Hadley and Ilsa did the voice for Applejack and Rainbow Dash respectively.
A hundred years from now, they will gaze upon my work and marvel at my skills but never know my name. And that will be good enough for me.
