KimTheNukeJongUn

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The Unown under the Grand Staircase give good exp. Save frequently and if you get KO'd, reset and try again. When you run out of PP run up and heal, then go back.

What did you think of the Inheritance series? As for the others, they're pretty good if you're into historical fantasy stories. The Sevenwaters series and The Bridei Chronicles are both written by Juliet Marillier. The Sevenwaters books are mainly set in ancient Ireland and covers about four generations in the family of Sevenwaters throughout the whole series. The Bridei Chronicles tells the story of Bridei the 1st of the Picts and his foster father, Broichan (a druid). Both are very awesome series if you give them a chance! And I'm glad you like the music we were discussing

Awesome song, thanks for sharing that! That guy sounds familiar to me, so I think I've heard some of his music before.

That battle in Kingdom Hearts 2 around Hollow Bastion where you have to defeat 1,000 Heartless. Everyone I know for some reason just takes their time trying to reposition themselves so they can safely take out small groups of them at a time because they're afraid of dying. Me? I go HAM.

I'll be sure to do that, thanks! Man, I wish I could go but it'd be too tough with work hours. It's a new job for me, so it wouldn't look too good on me to request days off. I'll just have to keep an eye out for release events in the future and make plans for that.

They're having a release event there?! Now I wish I wasn't afraid of driving so I could go down and attend it. >.< I haven't heard of the Data Battles yet, I might look them up soon or I'll let it be a surprise. And yeah, the music in BBS was just top notch. My favorite part about it was the Final Episode + Blank Points, in my opinion. The fight was pretty challenging, and Blank Points connected so many things together for me.

Man, I don't know what I'm more excited about... Finally playing through KH 2 (Final Mix version, at that!) after several years, or playing through Birth by Sleep (Final Mix!) version on a bigger screen and digging in to that new world they added! There's supposed to be another secret episode as well, but I'm not sure if that's just the added world or not. Will have to find out next month! Thanks for the warm welcomes, everyone.

Got 'em on my list now, thanks for the help.

Man, that was pretty deep.. I'm definitely going on an Atmosphere-spree tonight or tomorrow!

Steam: KimTheNukeJongUn (Same profile pic as here) Don't really play too often, but I have: Garry's Mod (I love Prop Hunt, but servers tend to have too many people x_x), Team Fortress 2, Portal/Portal 2, and... Too many more to list that I haven't played, since my comp isn't that great! I also play League of Legends on the North American server, same username as Steam name.

Unfortunately I'm not familiar with them, so I'll have to give them a listen! I looked through their former touring members and actually do recognize one of their names, though. I remember Eyedea from some old Scribble Jam battles I was looking up a few years ago. Edit: I forgot to mention two more names above of more well-known artists I listen to: Dan Bull and Boyinaband. They're a pretty awesome pair, and their solo music is just as good!

Wanted to share three of my ranked placement matches that I frantically raced to finish in the last few days before the season ended. I don't want to spam the page with my images, so I put them in this album: http://imgur.com/a/R8aIf Hadn't played Ezreal in a while, and ADC isn't really my role, so I was surprised I did so well! I placed in Silver 2 by the end. Haven't played him (or ranked in general) since then, I'd rather keep that 100% win-rate.

Thanks both of you! And yes, I try to make sure to use the search function before posting. Didn't see anything regarding my specific topic, so I apologize if I missed something. I'll be sure to use that help thread if I need it!

I'll definitely give those a good reading, thanks! As for more known artists, I started off with Eminem when I was around 11 years old. I loved his wordplay and how he switched up his flow most of all. In the past few years I've picked up on a few more artists such as Canibus, who has an interesting project out there called Poet Laureate Infinity. He created 5 layers of 200 bars each (so 1,000 total), and the theory behind it is you can mix the bars up in any order and you'll always come out with a song that has some sort of meaning or deep truth to it. The project is mostly for fans that have mixing/chopping skills and after about a year of that project being out, they had over 300 hours worth of new songs made out of bars from that project, each unique in their own way. Very interesting concept, in my opinion! Another decently-known one that I can think of would be Hopsin. He's a really unique artist that used to be signed with Ruthless Records (the label Easy E started) before leaving after getting treated horribly. He went on to make Funk Volume, an independent label that's made for the more unique artists out there that other labels wouldn't look twice at. Over the years he got a lot of attention and is pretty big now! And finally, this isn't really a single artist, but I'm a sucker for the Epic Rap Battles of History crew and guest stars! Other than the above ^ I only listen to a few other artists that aren't very well-known at all. Haha, no need to be sorry, I heard that a lot when I worked with them. Thanks for the welcome! Thanks very much!

Hey guys! So I'm currently at Charlotte's gym (the Fire-type gym, #11), and I was wondering if at this point there was a way for me to return to the Reborn City area? I've looked around for quite a while and the only way I've found was go back the way I came, through the Agate Circus. But when I try to go further, of course that city still is under lock-down since anyone who goes in falls asleep. Do I have to defeat Charlotte and continue before a way to Reborn City opens up, or is there a path that I'm somehow missing?

'sup dudes and dudettes (what is this, the 90s?) My name's Tanner, you can call me Kim (lots of people do this...), Nuke, or simply Tanner. I'm one of those guys that lurk 'round a while before slowly creeping into the community, but I still consider myself new. I'm a pretty awesome guy if I do say so myself, and now I'll be one of those guys that posts a lot about myself! I'm 19 years old (until the 25th) and love reading, writing, listening to music, and of course, playing games. My favorite book series include the Sevenwaters series, The Bridei Chronicles, and the Inheritance Cycle (the Eragon books). I don't do much writing any more, but back when I did I had started working on a fanfiction for Avatar (as in the animated show, not the movie with blue people), though I stopped writing it a while ago due to writer's block. I've been thinking about working on a fanfiction for the Eragon books that I've had ideas swirling around my head for, but so far I've only gotten the Author's Note and first paragraph down... I'm not a very quick-working guy. Music-wise I listen mostly to underground rap/hip-hop, the kinds that don't go on and on about money, drugs, gangs, guns, violence, women, etc., and more of the kinds that have actual meaning or tell stories. My favorite artist by far is K-Rino, a Houston-based artist that is by far one of the best storytellers I've ever listened to. Check him out if you get a chance, I recommend starting with Annihilation of the Evil Machine by him. Game-wise is where it starts to get good! Up until after Gen. 3, I owned pretty much every Pokemon game (not counting the ones like Mystery Dungeon, Pinball, etc., just the official storyline-based ones that go: Defeat enemy team, 8 Gym Leaders, and E4, then do some end-game). After that I've slowly but surely acquired one game of each generation and completed them as much as I can. Past the Pokemon series, I've played through most of the Sly Cooper series when I was younger, which I really enjoyed! The storyline was awesome, the missions were intense at times, and the gameplay overall was 10/10 for me. If you're reading this far and didn't see the tag, yes my title is a reference to a certain game. Up until 2007 I played RuneScape, which was the first MMORPG that I had ever played, and then I moved on to another game that I was playing off and on during that time: World of Warcraft. I played WoW starting a few months before The Burning Crusade launched, and from that point until the end of BC I was a pretty casual player. I sucked, didn't do much but screw around, and actually thought Feral DPS was good at that time (it really wasn't). It wasn't until Wrath launched that I decided I was going to buckle down and get to work, and by mid-expansion I was somewhat a terror on my server. I often went on solo raids in Silvermoon City to rile up some of the old RPPvP guilds that got lazy, to give them something to do. It was fun for all! I stopped playing seriously mid-way through Cataclysm and came to a halt near the end of Mists of Pandaria, and right now I don't have a good enough computer to give Warlords of Draenor a try. Finally, I often play League of Legends even though I'm not that great at it. I've followed the competitive scene since the Season 3 Summer Split, and I've done a bit for the Challenger scene by writing some articles for ESL America and I've done volunteer work for smaller leagues such as ALCS (Amateur League Championship Series; defunct after its first season), and NACL (North American Challenger League, worked for 2 seasons, no longer). In ALCS I didn't do much except moderate the TwitchTV chat room for the stream, but in NACL I handled many of the reddit threads, and attempted to keep their website updated with things like game statistics before it broke because someone was dumb tried to install a plugin that they shouldn't have. I also moderated the chat on their stream and made sure all of the bot commands were kept up-to-date so viewers were informed on things like who was casting, the reddit thread for the day, and the schedule. And finally (for real this time), some odd things about me: I love it when someone has at least some grasp of proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Yeah, even on the internet! I make mistakes occasionally, and probably made quite a few mistakes here, but it's at least readable and structured correctly! I'll throw in one more odd thing; back in school, I was one of the few people that actually liked math. At least, until Geometry... I hate Geometry. I stopped taking math after Algebra 2, which was about 3 years ago, so I hope you guys don't give me any Algebra homework. ._. If you haven't realized so far, once I get really into typing something up, I find it pretty difficult to stop. Anyway, I think I've gotten it all out of my system right now, but if anyone has any questions I won't mind answering them! If you've read this far, kudos to you! You've stepped almost completely into my mind.