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#1 Lunarblade0
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And what exactly are you doing physically to stop this? It's easy to go spouting on the internet about all this unproven bullsh*t, but what are you doing as an individual to stop this? Do you go to stand outside these FEMA camps and protest? I very much doubt it. And one last thing; if this is all true and inevitable with no way of us stopping or controlling it, then why are you wasting your time? Spend what time you have left actually doing something rather than warning people of this 'supposed' thing we're unable to do anything about anyway. And that's why I don't believe conspiracies for a second.meconate

I have to agree with this post. Individuals can preach about the atrocities of the world all they like but does it really do anything?

If you want to make a difference, aim to improve yourselves intellectually and spread yin which is both receptive and nurturing. I too fell victim to the Alex Jones of this day and age and honestly it led me nowhere in life. If you want to live and spread a true message, how about becoming a teacher to fix the deficient education system in this country? Why not volunteer in your communities either at schools, hospitals, or organizations that serve a real purpose.

If you truly want to fight the system, avoid foods that cause imbalances within our bodies (processed and refined foods). It will help restore balance and harmony in your lives and bring about clarity. The excessive anxiety and aggression around the world can be attributed to an imbalance of the yin and yang principles.

If we can't fix these core issues as a people, then there is no hope to counter the possibility of FEMA camps and a rogue government. It becomes a foolish game where we all suffer.

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#2 Lunarblade0
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I too am loving the selection of pokemon early on. I normally manage through the 3rd gym with 2-3 pokemon but this time I'm already struggling on deciding my party after the 2nd badge haha. I want to use all of them :cry: I enjoy using pokemon in my main party that I've never run before in previous games. I'm going to have a hard time choosing my team if something better continues to pop up.

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#3 Lunarblade0
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I picked it up last night. I'm roughly 1.5 hours in and so far I'm enjoying it. I like the style of gameplay. It's sort of a mini RTS game.

The voice acting is pretty bad for some of the characters and the combat isn't inovative. I'm essentially throwing my royal guard at monsters for them to attack. I'm not sure if the animation changes during attacks when they level up though. It's easy to grasp the controls so long as you read the instructions throughout the game.

Some of the animation is random haha. I've seen characters shove other characters in the game. I couldn't help but chuckle during those sequences.

I never played the original on the Wii so I have nothing to compare it to. But, I'm sure as I progress through the game it will grow on me.

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#4 Lunarblade0
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:lol:

I saw this coming. Hopefully the devs for RE and even other games will think twice before not listening to their core fanbase and causlizing their franchise.

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This is exactly what I'm hoping for. Some of these companies are basing success off of other franchises, and in doing so they dispose of creativity and adopt unoriginality.

RE is no longer memorable. ORC was a huge miss and adding this to its arsenal you would hope they would learn from their mistakes. The less support Capcom receives from this franchise, the greater the possibility of them returning to survival horror.

I'm also staring intently at Square Enix.

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I agree that the experience was somewhat lacking, but the gameplay and artstyle were rather unique.

Also, telling people to completely disregard other opinions is foolish.

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#6 Lunarblade0
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Enjoyed it. Enjoy even more the whiners who constantly butthurt over the direction the franchise is going.ispeakfact

I think people who have started with the series remember it for being a true survival horror experience. Now it's just saturated with action and non-zombies? I would hope that people not support these games if they were not pleased with the direction the series is taking. I don't have a problem with companies trying new things but I do have a problem when they think sales are the definitive indication of success. I won't support ORC and neither support this game.

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#7 Lunarblade0
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I already feel overwhelmed haha I told myself I wouldn't pick up another game until I clear out my backlog. It may take a while (more like several years at this rate haha)

I'm looking forward to:

Assassins Creed III

Zone of the Enders collection

and possibly RE6.

I may pick up Sleeping Dogs and a few other games I missed this year. Now that Ithink about it there isn't much.

I'm definitely picking up Persona 4 Golden and Metal Gear Collection for Vita

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#8 Lunarblade0
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Balamb Garden and Fisherman Horizon from FFVIII. And the whole soundtracks from Persona 3 and 4.Fear-

Haha I couldn't agree more. Funny you should mention them, I'm actually listening to Persona 3 soundtrack as I'm studying. I don't know why but the tunes always internalize themselves within my memory bank. They are so catchy :P

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#9 Lunarblade0
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Have it preordered and picking it up tomorrow! I'm so excited to get beck into this series even though it's a combat game. I had no idea it was a sequel to Persona 4:shock:

Feel free to add LunarBlade if you want a contender. I'm a bit rusty with fighting games so it may be a while before I participate in an online session. Glad to hear a lengthy single player campaign. :D

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#10 Lunarblade0
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[QUOTE="seahorse123"][QUOTE="mingmao3046"][QUOTE="seahorse123"] It just seems in this country ( in the goverment ) someone tries to make a step forward but then it goes 2 steps back because people are always got something bad to say about it and America is put in a bad light once again. And why don't we have any positive threads like Michelle Obama encourages US athletes

So we shouldnt even point out the bad things? And lol, yea i guess Mrs Obama wishing good luck to athletes is going to do a lot

No just loads more negative threads than positive threads gets a bit depressing after a bit can we have some good news because there is GOOD new... people just don't want to hear about it because there ungrateful and miserable people in debt or depressed are more happier sometimes than you lot no offense just some of you just love to report bad news witch is very biased

Well, I don't see it as being biased. There are many good stories of individuals committing selfless acts, but it is important to point out the flaws of a society. I won't remain ignorant of the follies. How can we fix something if we don't aknowledge it? Ignorance is what led this society to what it is today.
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