The Fush

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Ui4TXA9oFmg Catchy and creepy as hell to me; there was a version with an older voice that I preferred, but this'll have to do. Really started taking a liking to the Umineko VN's soundtrack.

I am still clinglingly in love with this game

Katanagatari is a damn awesome anime in it's entirety, so I'm in support of this recommendation too.

I have indeed, but whether i get it or not comes down to if I'm ever gonna have the money to buy the new 3ds model also I approve of Riki and Dunban now all we need is Reyn as an assist trophy for some classic REYN TIME

I am so ridiculously hyped for Shulk that it is not even funny anymore anything else i was planning to main is completely swept out of the water now that he's here and also METAL FACE IS GOING TO BE A BOSS BATTLE LIKE I THOUGHT HE WOULD Thank you, Sakurai.

It may be more police brutality, but if it was purely that then most of the victims and protestors wouldn't be black.

Yeah, too many pics of menus and bonus games; I remember those amusing pictures in the Smash Dojo that he took where he timed them right to make the characters look silly; I wish we could see some of those here.

there's a typo in your life

Ryan, typo to point out; you copypasted the Alistar comments into the Gnar buff section.

well to be fair we've not evaluating much on why we do like him

This guy looks complicated but fun as hell to play.

Revving this topic now because I need it. I feel that a lot of people I've seen, both on Reborn and outside, are too quick to judge; they draw connotations of others within seconds and jump to conclusions without taking a step back; and that leads to constant shitstorming and arguments that never develop or end because people can't try and see it from another point of view. I feel people can be much more civil in their arguments and debates if they just, for a moment, take a look at someone's argument and see where they're coming from and why they have this point of view, instead of immediately dishing out a reply churned with anger and disdain because the ideals of another differ from their own. Next time you end up in a discussion with someone, please; don't respond the second you've finished reading the argument. Instead, understand their reasoning and point of view and reply in a manner you think is suitable in the circumstances presented. That way, we can perhaps not break out into circlejerking arguments and judge with an iron fist before you even know what you're punching with it.

The only thing you're missing is that the 4th option on this poll implies two seperate tiers; the No-Preview and Preview. You're under the misconception that that's not already the case.

The amount of judging that's going on from a few sentences of replies in this thread is absolutely baffling; instead of looking at only the surface of each other, can we actually try to understand each other's reasons for their points of view before writing out an angry reply out of your own point of view?

Fair enough; I can't make an argument too convincing anyway, since that's about all the information I have and it'd be stupid of me to press the matter. I'm not saying the autopsy itself is definitive (sorry if I ended up wording it that way)... and yeah, I'm no expert on how the handgun would work either. Refraining from making any replies regarding the video because this is some sensitive shit we're walking in to, and while I do have my two cents on the most recent post regarding it I think there's been enough treading on thin ice for now.

I'm afraid someone added an extra vote just to spite you.

Dude, Mael, holy shit, calm down. I'm simply basing this on what I've heard on the autopsy, where it shows that he had his hands up when shot and was a fair distance away from the cop according to eyewitness accounts; with that in mind, I find it hard to believe the case could've ever been an accident at all. Trying to view it as a closer distance scenario heavily complicates things, broadens the list of possible outcomes to the point of pure speculation and "what if" and brings question to how the cop himself is unharmed. I understand that you're trying to see this from the different points of view but right now you're trying to rip me a new one by now thinking that I feel the cop there should've been the one to die (although I will admit I heavily resent him for what he has done). When in the everliving fuck did I say that the cop should've been the one to die, to deserve to die, and how on earth would that have happened in this case? In regards to you already saying that the robbery was irrelevant to the shooting, my apologies; I didn't notice you said that earlier and that was a dumb mistake on my part. I'd also like to apologize for about halfway back in the thread when we'd first received news about the situation; I came to pass judgement WAY too quickly and got angry as fuck over what I thought they were doing, with lack of detailed knowledge on the situation.

Supporting on this; the police themselves stated that the robbery was not the reason they targeted Brown. And regardless of whatever petty crimes Brown committed, it's true to the end that they shot and took his life, and there is no goddamn excuse for that.

How does beauty link into it? Just because she has a desire for belonging, doesn't mean she looks more natural; it means she looks less natural. Her dragon-half is the cause of it in the first place and to emphasize on that is to show that.

Shyvana's meant to be a godamn dragon; I feel like that kind of face suits her just fine.

I don't think I'm going to bother continuing this argument until you actually read my wording with a clear mind.

While I'd like to point out that in no way is this decision focused solely on OU, I want to clear up that I wasn't using Zoroark as an justification so much as just something to mention on the side (hence why I said "but that's just one pokémon"). Sorry for the misunderstanding. Yeah, while I've had some experience with competitive ladder and wifi clause I've never really delved deep enough to have a clear understanding of it, so thank you for your point of view. My reasoning is rather short-sighted to me, now that I look at your argument, since prediction and positioning is half of any battle and Wifi Clause assists that, regardless of whether or not a Pokémon has variance in it's moveset and options since just because you see what they're using, doesn't mean you're immediately going to be able to act to defeat it. I still feel it has some impact on these cases but you raise a very valid point. EDIT: On a side note, since I still feel some people are thinking that this indentation of Team Preview applies universally, I'd like to point out that Wifi Clause is still optional in battle menus and so people can enjoy No-Preview battles without there being an actual No-Preview tier. Someone probably pointed this out earlier, but I feel like some people here still think you can't play No-Preview without there being a tier for it if Team Preview is implemented into ladder, so I just wanted to preach to the choir.