Flux

I think I'd have to go with "Counter Attack Mankind" personally, but The Reluctant Heroes is definitely up there.

Obligatory Relucatant Heroes:

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Welcome to Reborn! Ask the mods if you need help with anything -- They're plenty nice and more than willing to help! Also, make sure to stop by the Reborn Eras thread and leave me a post so I remember to include you in Reborn's timeline. Other than that, enjoy your stay and may it be a lengthy one!

Welcome to Reborn! Ask the mods if you need help with anything -- They're plenty nice and more than willing to help! Also, make sure to stop by the Reborn Eras thread and leave me a post so I remember to include you in Reborn's timeline. Other than that, enjoy your stay and may it be a lengthy one!

Welcome to Reborn! Ask the mods if you need help with anything -- They're plenty nice and more than willing to help! Also, make sure to stop by the Reborn Eras thread and leave me a post so I remember to include you in Reborn's timeline. Other than that, enjoy your stay and may it be a lengthy one!

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Time for some Sesame Street:

Vayne was leaning against one of the walls when the messenger arrived. He had simply been watching, taking in whatever information he could. The suit of armor brought a missive, and after reading it, Vayne quickly gave his signature to the parchment. He had no time to waste. Every moment wasted here was one less moment he would have when he returned.

Arbok was amazing for me until about the 4th or 5th gym. It's stockpile build was OP in the beginning of the game.

Updated~! When you joined the forums. So you're in the list under Episode X.

Updated with Murdoc ...Not sure how serious you were, but I did it anyway.

In terms of civil rights, I don't understand how someone can see them as privileges. That just leads to a dictatorial goverment, with a small minority imposing their wiil on the majority. Honestly, my political beliefs are best categorized as anarchist, though not in the way most of you are probably thinking. People shouldn't have to be dictated by a government in order to live peacefully. My perfect government would just be a government of simple morals. Obviously that can't happen because of the types of people that are out there and always will be out there, but I hate the idea of a small group of people telling us what we can and can't do. On the topic of gay marriage, of course that was the right decision. You can tell by my previous statement that I don't think anybody should be able to tell you, "You can't marry him because he's the same gender." That whole concept is just stupid to me.

Irrelevant thread is irrelevant. This didn't need to be necro'd.

Super Meat Boy is amazing if you're into difficult platformers. There's also Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, which is a top-down shooter, I guess? It doesn't really fit the category exactly, but it's a fun survival game. However, the one game I would recommend above all the others is Risk of Rain. It's a sidescrolling shooter/exploration game with a ton of upgrades and plenty of different characters and items to unlock. The world it takes place in is awesome and the music is phenomenal.

Yeah, it's pretty sweet, if you'll pardon the pun. :Kappa: But yeah, I get to use the wifi to do whatever, and get paid $10 an hour for it. There are times where it's just me and the computer for an hour without any customers. Other times it gets crazy busy.

Mods still see the deleted posts though, so no warning point schemes for you. Well... I work alone in a candy store, so I have a lot of temptations throughout the day. There aren't many days that I work and don't eat candy. Plus, I'm supposed to try everything in the store at some point in case people ask what it tastes like... Thankfully I still have a good metabolism.

Not that I know of, unfortunately. Storyline wise, I'll agree that there isn't much to them, especially Lost Song. It's pretty much just the characters playing through the new content with some side stories. For Mael's sake: Hollow Fragment gives an alternate take on the anime, in which they have to finish all 100 floors to clear the game. As I said, both games have ups and downs to them, though I find the gameplay itself to be enjoyable. The story in both games is pretty shallow. They can both use work, but Lost Song definitely improved upon HF, and if they make another game any time in the future, I would expect it to be even better. I won't claim that they're amazing games, because they're not, but I wouldn't call them terrible either. I guess I'll try to list out some positives and negatives. Hollow Fragment: Lost Song That should give you some kind of idea of what they're like. As I've said, they are by no means perfect games, but if you're a fan of SAO and just want to see more of the worlds and interaction with the characters, I'd say go for it. The battles are pretty fun (though the sytem could be deeper in both games), and that's one of the most important things in my opinion. I'd just recommend looking up some gameplay of each and seeing if they're your sort of thing.

Updated with everybody! Also, just let me know if you'd like to be added under a name that isn't your current forum name, and/or have an additional name provided next to yours. I'll put this in the OP as well.

Just gonna leave this here too: http://imgur.com/gallery/JpulC5a