Kopushi

😠 WoW so your such freaking a hater, I gave you points why just why!? What about Shinji Ikari do you like him is he cool I think the growth he goes though is kinda cool.

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Do you like Evangelion yes or no? OG Evangelion or Modern Evangelion?

Wow, you people are putting your real-life faces on the internet. I know I'm not stupid enough to do that because: • 1. AI Data Scrapers • 2. My face would get trained on AI Deep Fakes • 3. Companies would collect that data • 4. Stalkers and other dangerous people • 5. Your personal information could be used against you • 6. The internet is supposed to be a place for anonymity • 7. Putting yourself out there publicly can be risky • 8. You are all brave souls to be doing this kind of thing How is this smart? Isn't the internet supposed to be a thing for anonymity? Why put yourself out there?

Damn I can't believe its too late for me to join in this and throw my hat in the ring with my own favorite Pokemon.

Sorry I was just trying to give that person feedback and give them a piece of my mind/thoughts I have some criticisms of their wiki but I also have some good things to say about it at the same time. I won't post statuses so close to one another. Sorry I'm still new to here.

It does seem like the game has been facing some significant challenges, with increasing power creep and a sense that Konami may not be responding to the needs of the player base as quickly as some would like. The points you raise about the complexity of the game and the difficulty for new players to get into it are valid. The sheer number of mechanics, strategies, and card effects can be daunting, especially compared to more straightforward games like chess or other trading card games. This could make it harder for the game to attract and retain new players, which is crucial for the long-term health of the Yu-Gi-Oh community. The comparison to other games like Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon, where power creep is more controlled, is an interesting one. Those games do seem to have found a better balance between introducing new content and maintaining a stable, accessible gameplay experience. I can understand the frustration of feeling like Konami is not doing enough to address the concerns of the player base, especially with delays in the North American banlist updates. That sense of being "hung out to dry" is understandable. Ultimately, whether the game is worth continuing to play is a very personal decision. If the enjoyment and fulfillment you once found in Yu-Gi-Oh has diminished, then exploring other hobbies and games may be the best path forward. Change can be difficult, but sometimes it's necessary to find new sources of satisfaction and engagement. I hope that, regardless of your decision, you are able to find a gaming experience that truly resonates with you and provides the challenge, strategy, and community that you're seeking. The Yu-Gi-Oh community may need to adapt and evolve to address the concerns you've raised, but the passion and dedication of players like yourself will be crucial in shaping the game's future. Sorry this response is so late to the party. I'm not trying to attack Konami here either.

Do you enjoy Evangelion? If so, which version do you prefer - the original or the modern one? I'd love to hear your thoughts! Personally, I'm a huge fan of the series, and I can think of at least three reasons why I find it so captivating. If you like Evangelion, please tell me which version of it do you prefer - do you like the OG or the modern one? If so, please explain to me in detail your three reasons why. Aside from my extreme love of Demon Slayer, I'm a massive fan of Evangelion, and I'd be thrilled to hear your perspective. First and foremost, the depth and complexity of the characters in Evangelion is simply unparalleled. The way the story delves into their inner struggles and psychological turmoil is truly mesmerizing. It's not just a tale of giant robots fighting monsters, but a profound exploration of the human condition. Secondly, the visual style and direction of Evangelion is nothing short of breathtaking. The mecha designs, the haunting atmosphere, and the mind-bending sequences all come together to create a truly unique and immersive viewing experience. It's the kind of anime that leaves a lasting impression on you, long after the credits have rolled. Finally, the thematic richness of Evangelion is what really sets it apart for me. The series tackles profound questions about the nature of existence, the meaning of life, and the human condition in a way that is both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant. It's the kind of anime that stays with you, challenging you to ponder its deeper implications. So, which version do you prefer? I'd be curious to hear your perspective! And while we're on the topic of anime, I must say that Demon Slayer is also a fantastic series. But for me, Evangelion will always hold a special place in my heart as a true masterpiece of the medium.

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