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Lamo, I don't pay attention to smogon much anymore, but they are not even going to implement Teralize into showdown. It's not a matter of if it will be allowed in the meta, they straight up do not care at this point.

Don't fuckle with shuckle

The thing about the Exp. Share toggle is that it was great to have it off for the main game and on for the post game.

and dexit were never issues.

Lol. I hope that umineko eventually gets a new full anime adaptation cause it's premise is pretty fun.

fuck makima

Lmao, why on earth would they censor it that heavily?

So been playing it for a bit, I like it. But it's weird that they started with Sazabi in the line up but left Nu out of it. I mean I know they gotta have things to add down the line, but still.

I'm sure you think you have a good point, but you're literally doing nothing for this topic, let alone having a meaningful discussion. I literally won't read your tripe.

It's still a pretty innocuous question, and answering it would only serve to further everyone's understanding of the discussion at hand. That's unilaterally a good thing, so I'm not sure why you're letting your angry grudge against him for being an annoying weirdo most of the time get in the way of that.

Also, Reddit is fucking nuts. I pointed it out to them that this is more or less a symbolic act against Russia, and I got ganged up on by people telling me I don't know what I'm talking about, and they're going to be full members by next week, there's going to be a no fly zone over Ukraine tonight, all this other bullshit that doesn't make sense if you think about it for 2 seconds.

From the review I watched. The currency needed for new suits was limited with a hard cap.

all of this stuff is arbitrary with no build up.

If you're batting for the cops you don't need to prove anything *finger guns*

Again, no, they explicitly state that's not the case and that the converter absorbs the black fog.

I'm still unclear on what origin was originally supposed to do? It sounds like, the two worlds of xenoblade were going to collide and all the people on it die. We see this in a scene of the worlds literally colliding. Origin was supposed to "restart the world" after that. Wtf does that mean? Are they basically allowing all life on both worlds to die but they are content with creating life again afterwards? Thats not even a solution. Everybody dies, no one is saved (except the queens somehow).

Even IF you need people to die to harvest energy to keep the worlds from colliding, you can do that pretty peacefully. The amount of life energy they harvest has nothing to do with how fast they die, only how many get brought to life, since all of them will eventually die anyway. If you didn't erase their memories, they have eternal life effectively, and just have to swap out bodies every 10 years. There was literally no reason for the world of Aionios to end up in the state it is, other than "lol z was bored".

Also, how the fuck is M still around? She escaped the flow with the homecoming, only to still exist because she and Mio are the same person, except they aren't.

These motherfuckers could have just lived happily together on Aionios and still moved forward, just like they were the whole game.

And wtf happens to Aionios natives like the city folk? Do they just get annihilated out of existence?

Yeah, and then the ending remains just as ambiguous in the question of whether or not Origin merged the worlds or just recreated them and sent them on their way.

Bonus points where I went to bed after the post-Chapter 5 save, which resulted in genuinely losing sleep over speculating how they could possibly get out of it (or if they even could). I knew there was still game left and that the same people were still around for the endgame in some capacity, so they weren't *really* going to kill off the entire party, except for the part where they had established the cycle of reincarnation and also vaguely hinted at some sort of time loop deal with N and M's existence. They very easily could have killed everyone off and picked up the story a few years later with their reborn selves trying again. They could have sent Noah back in time to try again. There were enough plausible possibilities for killing everyone off without having to invent a solution that had no foreshadowing that I genuinely couldn't tell whether or not they were going to go there, especially where the time for "last-minute save because anime" had already passed when apparently-Mio evaporated. Some absolutely fantastic storytelling there, easily the highest point of the whole series.

Also I avoided Hard and higher cuz I knew it was gonna be a bad experience. IIRC the game doesn't provide a suitable reward for higher difficulty so it's a pass for me. Moderate was good enough