Current Events > Gaming franchises and/or TV series you feel like you're too late to get into.

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Supernatural - CW shows were always kimda 'ehhh' for me, but seeing this last as long as it did makes me curious in wanting to watch it.

One Piece

Just saw it was limited to TV and not movies, oh well I already typed it.

None. I always start from order of release.

Do it! The first five seasons are incredible. Also, Supernatural predates The CW. It started on the WB (but WB had a similar type of show that you see on CW these days anyway)

League of Legends. Not that I want to play it atm anyways.

I feel the exact same way about EVE. That whole socioeconomic angle is fascinating, and I drool at the prospect of ending actual tens of thousands of dollars of someone's real actual cash assets just by being a sneaky shit with a basic space-dinghy. Too many irl and game investments in other things, though, and EVE is fucking huge and dense.

Another thing I missed out in is Go. Sure, I play online, but I live in Koreatown, and I had plenty opportunity to go see if the old men at the Go parlor weren't too racist and incapable of English to play against me. Now it's gone, probably permanently, because of covid.

As a great user over at RI once (or twice) said. EVE isn't just a game, it's a way of life. Didn't realize you could lose thousands of dollars in that game. I just know that it's a massive game in space.

I lose that much money in a game, best believe that I'm gonna rock my black air forces energy on someone.

What I'm the roach FUCK is "Go"? Is that like Dance Dance Revolution or something?

Over 7,548 unique characters participated in the overall battle, of which 6,058 participated directly in the B-R5RB system with a maximum of 2,670 in system at the same time.[4][5] These numbers included 717 unique player corporations and involved 55 unique player alliances.[4] Joystiq called the battle potentially the largest recorded PvP battle in any game to date.[13] The 21-hour-long conflict resulted in the loss of 75 Titans, 13 supercarriers, 370 Dreadnoughts, and 123 Carriers, along with thousands of smaller ships and innumerable fighters and drones.[citation needed] N3 and Pandemic Legion lost 59 Titans, while the CFC and Russian coalition lost only 16.[4][14]
An estimated 11 trillion ISK in assets was lost during the battle, and media outlets reported the battle as the biggest and most expensive in EVE Online's history, estimating that the battle cost US$300,000330,000 in real-world money.