TheMightyEthan

I liked it, except the over-the-top slapstick comedy almost ruined it for me in the first half. Some of that shit was like Monty Python or Mel Brooks levels of ridiculous (like the thing with the carpet). As for Yondu/Starlord

Man, people must really be unplugged if only 15% have heard the "strong and stable" slogan, because even I've heard it.

It's not that G2A themselves are committing credit card fraud or whatever, it's that they act as a fence for those that do, and resist any attempt to verify where the keys are coming from because they know it'll eat into their business.

Xmas 2018 is a placeholder, but I was still assuming it would come out Fall 2018. I don't actually have a basis for that assumption though. Next Spring would be amazing.

Hands on a year and a half before release?

So with Trails in the Sky 3 is this its first Western release or is this just a new port or something?

If they don't own the game itself though the developer could always get a different publisher for PC.

I took it as "conclusive proof that one of the following is definitely a real thing". Not just that you get to conclusively know whether it's a thing or not.

Neat. I read like the first 4 or 5 of those books, and liked what I read. Though it strikes me as the kind of thing that might work better as a Netflix series than as a movie. Actually, I think most books would work better as Netflix series than as movies, so...

Maybe haunting is the best part, maybe everybody who dies is like "fuck yeah, now I'll show those assholes." Then they sit around laughing about it like "dude, you totally should have seen the look on his face"

My first thought was aliens, but I've got to agree with Jack's reasoning.

You were tricked into triggering the apocalypse, but since all the seals weren't broken it didn't call down the other horseman, so the end of DS1 is you breaking the seals and calling forth the rest of the horsemen (since at that point the apocalypse has happened and you can't exactly bottle that genie back up).

Ah, okay, good to know. I went in from the beginning assuming I wasn't going to be able to max every confidant on my first playthrough, but I assumed

Weirdly that was actually one of the first links I maxed. I don't think I'm going to be able to get all of them on this playthrough though. I guess whether or not I can get the true ending will determine whether I immediately dive back in to NG+ or not.

Oh yeah, I must have skimmed over that part...

If you've never changed your gamertag before you can change it once for free through Windows 10. http://support.xbox.com/en-US/my-account/manage-gamertag-and-profile/change-xbox-live-gamertag#4216639d0b684659853f4375fd69531e

Aha, this is the part I was questioning. Since you said "I guess I just bought" I figured there had to be a little bit of a story there.

I have no finished P5 yet, but I'm nearing the end and I want more. Also I'm going on a trip at the end of the month and wanted something to play on my Vita, so this seemed like a good thing for that.

Cold Steel arrived yesterday, and I look forward to contributing to this thread.

@Dean: ? @Tenshi: it's true, I am racist against anime girls, they all look the same to me ;-)

Honestly though, we've already seen from learning computers that they frequently learn the prejudices of society (just like human children!). Like that FaceApp thing, that learned that people with lighter skin are considered more attractive than people with darker skin, so when you used it to apply the hotness filter it would lighten your skin. We can try to mitigate those effects, but it's unlikely we'll be able to eliminate them altogether, especially when they're less obvious than "light skin = hot".

I want to document my guess for who the traitor is in case I turn out to be right:

Huh, I have to go quite a bit farther to get into a grey zone than I would have expected, and even then it's not a full dark zone. I'd have to go all the way to Colorado for full dark. Also, re: North Korea, the South Koreans are sharing their light with those close to the border, at least.