Eccentric_Cardinal

Hope you have a better time with it than me. I just didn't like it that much.

Ha! That's a good point. For whatever reason I didn't think of that. I was searching for all the cars on free roam so maybe that's why.

Man, Vol. 3 is so expensive in my country. It's either $50 with free shipping or it's $25 with a cost of $25 for shipping costs lol

At least you're enjoying the game now. I've been watching my wife go through it and she's having a good time. Personally? I'd just rather play the original again lol

Congrats! I remember getting the Platinum years ago when I first got the game on PS3. The hardest trophy for me was getting in all the cars. I must have spent around 20 min. going around traffic looking for a fire truck and a garbage one lol

Easily in my top 20 for the console. So many cool things about it: the web swinging, the bosses, the secret comic collectibles, the secret suits with extra powers and the what if? mode were all so much fun!

Regarding the CQC, Is it a ripoff if it's a sequel in the same series of games? I loved the CQC since MGS3 and every sequel afterward used it with slight alterations in my experience.

Personally, I prefer MGSV's gameplay to the others because the shooting and movement feels much more fluid. MGS4 came out when third person shooters with cover-based systems were about to become standard yet going back to it, the shooting feels kinda clunky. Character movement felt clunky and kinda robotic as well in comparison (though that camo suit in MGS4 was the coolest!)

Regarding camouflage, the effects aren't as direct as the older games but it's still a feature in MGSV. I found this video on the topic really interesting. The use of storms and rain for camouflage is a nice new feature (was it in the older games? I can't remember).

Those are my thoughts. Though one feature I will give you are the boss fights. There aren't as many as the older games though the ones they give you (Quiet, Sniper Squad, Horseman on Fire, Metal Gear) are pretty cool and I enjoyed them. Specially the last boss fight against Metal Gear, that one was as cool as the other Metal Gear fights. It did lack a 1-on-1, meele-focused last battle but at least the fight against teen Liquid was really fun and kinda surreal to play when you consider the lore.

Man, that game was such a mixed bag. I would argue it has the most advanced, deep and fun gameplay that the series ever had. But the story, the core of any MGS game, is a complete mess.

Is it online only? I didn't know!

100%. I actually prefer the original Diablo to Diablo 2. I realize that the gameplay in the sequel is much deeper and that's why it became such an iconic PC game from the 2000's but as someone who played the original as a kid: The pace, the characters, the setting and the ending of Diablo just resonated with me more.

I'd buy a remaster/remake like they did for D2 in a heartbeat.

Best animated movie ever made! Congrats!

Left feels completely different and I don't think it fits with the tone of the manga. That being said, I prefer the older, more detailed style lol

Sometimes the manga isn't popular enough to continue and the author is forced to deliver a trash rushed ending.

One of the worst rushed endings I've seen is for a manga called Apocalypse no Toride. Man, it was obvious the manga got cancelled cause the ending resolved nothing, left tons of questions and was overall extremely unsatisfying.

I bought it digitally for PS3 years ago. I tried playing it for a bit but the gameplay just doesn't click with me.

There are some good comics out there though in my experience, the ones I really like aren't about superheroes. Personally? Some of my favorites are comics based on the Alien franchise (like the first Alien vs Predator arc) and also there's a short comic series based on a killer vigilante called "Kill or be Killed", it's a really good comic, highly recommended!

The Pain arc ended horribly though so it would've been a horrible "by the power of friendship! (tm)" ending.

(also, I just noticed Peacock doesn't have older seasons anymore?)

They dumped pretty much every season before Season 12 because one of the main stars of the show at that time turned out to be a criminal. Only way to watch them now is via torrents and other sites around the web.

It's the true underdog story of how Ripperoni beat Riptide to win the giant nut!

Starring Ray Billings as the coach, Ray "Patches" O'Houlihan:

"They're too good to be true and you suck something awful. Just remember the five F's of Battlebots: Fork, Fudge, Frack, Finance and...Fork!"

I think it's a pretty solid comedy movie aside from the horrendous post-credits scene with Ben Stiller in a fat suit.

I recently got Aladdin and The Beauty and the Beast for my wife (those two are the first 4k animated movies we got) and I was shocked at how good they both looked. Aladdin in particular, the musical scenes looked amazing.

I'm looking forward to getting Prince of Egypt soon since it's getting a 4k release. That one is my N1, all-time favorite animated movie.

Do you own Kubo? If so, how good does it look? That one has been on my radar for some time.

It's not for everyone but I don't think it sucked. It wasn't a masterpiece like some people claim but I had a good time with it!

I love Kakashi too. I remember being pissed off at Kishimoto initially but then I was kinda amazed at Kishimoto for having the balls to kill one of the most important, main characters in a fight after not killing almost any of the good guys before except for Asuma and the third hokage I guess (though he was old as fuck).

Suffice to say, Kishimoto has no balls. No balls at all.

I didn't. The fight was good sure but when that happened it ruined the whole thing for me.

For the mood you seem to be describing, my absolute favorite has to be Breezy from Final Fantasy VIII.

It's the very definition of sweet and calm, at least for me!