well the more you push through the first game the more they make him sound like enemy number one of the whole country because they pinned the death of his DEA friend on him.
Yeah but what does it have to do with anything? It's just the author going "wooooooooaaaaaooooo isn't it crazy guys that the world is controlled by gods and sheit and they play the autismo board gayems like us?!?!"
im pretty sure type moon bros regularly listen to aimer and millet
I believe thats my point yeswell the more you push through the first game the more they make him sound like enemy number one of the whole country because they pinned the death of his DEA friend on him.
and the more reports they make about him getting chased by the cops which means they also blame him for every other cop getting killed.
and to top it all off the ones from the government that want him dead keep pushing for him getting killed/captured by the cops, and since he was undercover working for the mafia many don't know he's still a cop making it so there's more eyes on him when he kills an entire skyscraper worth of government workers and a somewhat important lady.
it's all about how you present the story and the protagonist
The art carries A LOT of manga hard, that is why I always start with LN if avaliable.
Idk man. Tons of light novel manga adaptions have absolute trash art.
I am in the camp of "Every part of a story should contribute something" but whatever, I have come to accept that everyone knows that trash is trash and sometimes the whole point is being trash, despite how asinine that sounds.
I don't completely disagree. I think a problem is a lot of writers thing they're adding garnish, when they're just making dropped plot points or creating story elements that are more interesting than what they're giving us instead (See: Paru Itagaki). Sometimes though you just have a bad day and want to turn your brain off with some garbage. Like with Warriors games. Somedays it's just nice to hit the XXX and the YYY and kill 300 guys at once for a good 40 minutes or so.
Games are fine, because games can be anything, the point of the game is almost always to win or to complete some objective. But stories, and by extension story-telling mediums, are all about the plot, the characters and the world, and the connections between all three which develop themes, ideas and philosophical quandaries.
I believe you read too much legal documents, you grew to need the text to contribute to text to contribute to more text.
A lot of legal documents are utterly pointless I'm afraid, mostly stating what has already been stated or by all human-level logic need not be stated. I like reading because I was taught to do so from a young age, I don't particularly like staring at cryptic language in a contract whose whole purpose is to fuck people who are too stupid to discern its contents up.
People that want to justify fucking demons for some reason. They're weird anyway, first because it's just a drawing, and second that Aura would be categorized as zoophilia.
Unless the author says otherwise, I don't think they're literal gods, I think they're just regular people playing Dee an' Dee, but in the context of the story, to the NPCs, the Players and DM are gods, since they're figments of our imagination and shit.
but good shows don't attract the normies who need a ruler and a GPS to find their own asshole.
yeah it's pretty heavy "names" are just classes or more specifically jobs (Farm Girl is as valid a name as Rookie or Lancer). the adventurer registration in the guild is a 5th Edition Sheet. The Gods play dice.
