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Porter Robinson is back with a new song and album coming this year. He also made a statement about his abscence, and it's worth reading, it's quite powerful and self actualized, it's in the comments on the video and elsewhere.

I done made a new card, I know you have been waiting. Right? Right!

Anamanaguchi's new song Air On Line just came out and I am happy for the first time in a long time:

Finally finished backing up all my archetypes!

God of War:

Both the hardest and easiest one so far, as her moves are similar to earlier Valkyries. The dive attack sucks though, I feel like it's random if my dodge works, and the lava floor makes it even worse. Sprinting does help, but you don't always have the time.

God of War:

I thought the last Valkyrie was hard, but man did this kick my ass. I think my main problem was the shield as she sometimes does a lunge attack, but I can't tell if it's gonna be the blinding one. Learned that guard break can stop the block though, so that helped a lot.

I made an Archetype based on Alebrije, it's quite a strange one, so check a look:

I posted a thread where you can ask ruling questions, hope it'll be helpful to you all:

Just crossed the 50 episode mark on the Yu-Gi-Oh! original series, and I have been enjoying it so much more than I thought. It's both a dose of nostalgia and enjoyable even now I feel, the other YGO anime series don't have the genuine charm and likability of a couple of idiot kids trying to play this game seriously despite the rules being made up on the spot. The episode I am on also reminded me of this scene from the abridged series, which I love.

Just finished Detroit: Become Human. Spoilers and thoughts ahead:

I honestly didn't expect to be as conflicted by the end of it as I was. While I enjoyed the game for the most part, it did have issues, it's a bit heavy handed and cliched at times, but it also does a lot of things very well, which were my same feelings as Heavy Rain. While I will still defend Heavy Rain, as it has special value to me for a lot of reasons, and I think there is enough good in there, Beyond: Two Souls is terrible no matter how you put it, and I thought that Detroit just gonna be in the former, though the directions it took, and the way my story played out was not the way I think most were.

I lost Markus for one, which resulted in me not having the option to be pacifist, so Jericho went full terrorist, with me powerless to do anything, how that plays out with him alive I have no idea, but that route let my Connor, who I played as cold towards Hank as possible, to end up having to kill North.

Then there is Kara, and the twist with Alice that I predicted, but kind of hoped was just me making a weird connection, but indeed, she turns out to be an android too, while there are clues of course, don't fully understand why that was even necessary, I guess that Kara defending her was because she was human, and if you were to play the game as an anti-android, that may change your perception. To me, I continued to defend her, though I made some terrible decisions and she ended up dying in the end, with Kara staying alive.

The ending I got was...tough. I wished I had made other choices that wouldn't have led me to this ending, but it was also an interesting one, so in a way, I am glad it ended up that way, even if I felt gut-punched. I think that there was value here, I am glad I chose to play this, especially as I have watched parts of the game in Let's Plays, and I don't think it would have been the same if I didn't get to choose how things played out. If the game is good though, that's hard to say, of course if this kind of game isn't your thing, it's not the game that will convince you, but I think this game has value, and I think you should check it out if you haven't already.

Just finished watching Russian Doll on Netflix, semi-minor spoilers ahead:

Just made a new Archetype that uses the new Master Rules. Check it out here:

Nintendo Direct spoilers ahead:
 

Realized the formatting looked weird because I posted from my phone, should look better now

Well, as YCM isn't coming back anytime soon, I should probably start posting my cards here again:

What's this, I made a new Archetype, why I never!

Wow, two Archetypes in one week, have I gone mad? Nope, I just got the bug after making Fuhai, so I made a 25-card one. Don't worry, 6 of them are non-Effect Monsters, there isn't THAT much reading. There is still a lot of reading...

Yugioh Card Maker Forum is currently unavailable

Performing routine maintenance. Hang tight!

Hehehehehehehehehehe! I will never see the site again, it will not happen, I give up!

@Tormented Did you get the chance to look into the avatar thing with the file size and what have you?

And thus, VRAINS and concluded. Now what do I do every Wednesday?

Been playing Bloodstained, and the music is real good, but then it turned freaking brilliant: https://youtu.be/TheGUOlWzp4

Damn, no more Brooklyn 99 episodes on Netflix, I hate it when they don't have all the seasons yet.

Ever had your 5-year old half-brother watch you play a game? He watched me play Link's Awakening on the Switch for quite a while, he commented on ever little bit of the game he could, it was both annoying and fascinating to see someone who has no idea what's going on and no concept of games try to figure out what the hell is going on.

Finished the first episode of Life is Strange: Before the Storm just now, minor spoilers in here. So, I have watched Video Games Awesome's playthrough of the first game, and it was odd, because at first, I liked it and the people playing it liked it, but then as it continued, it had a lot of flaws, it was rather cliched, that the creators only had a vague understanding of teens and American culture, and didn't make much sense, and the ending didn't really feel satisfactory to either of us, but I still enjoyed watching them play it, and recently they played through the first episode of Life is Strange 2, and so far, that game seemed like a huge improvement in a lot of ways, and as they never played Before the Storm, and as it's on Xbox Game Pass, I gave it a go, and interestingly, I didn't really like how it started, but it got better and better, the whole backtalking mechanic is interesting, though maybe too easy so far, and at the end of the episode, I was surprised at how engaged I became. It may have some issues here and there, some of it felt like filler a lot of the time, but could be setting up for something later too, I feel conflicted on Chloe, obviously she is an angsty teen, and with that comes some negative qualities, but maybe they are not placed properly, but maybe that's the point, and then she ends up being nice and happy and having fun with others, helping others, which doesn't seem like what she would do, but I guess player agency can't help that, so that's weird. Still, I liked her more as it went on, especially when she actually contemplates things, how she has a moment with her mom that is genuine and how a teen would actually act, realizing that she is trying to do her best under the circumstances. There is a lot of good in here, and I feel like it's written much better than Life is Strange was, at least in retrospect, and as I haven't played it personally, that is probably a downside too, but yeah, I'm gonna play the other episodes since I enjoyed the first one, I think that they benefited from going away from the sci-fi stuff, though I would assume that there will be something there eventually, would be odd if they just left that out completely, but I guess I'll see.

Good lord, why did I spend that much time with Fallout 76. I mean, I love the Fallout games, but not sure that game had 200 hours of content: https://prnt.sc/qpedms