u/BRLaw2016

Agreements on the game aren't binding on anyone, particularly not on the Devs who are not even involved in the agreement.

You can complaint to CS, but they don't have an obligation to force one person to honour the promise.

Laughs in Samsung flip7

OW is dying since it's second year (and should've died) and yet, here it is.

MR is not going anywhere unless Disney decides to kill it.

Welcome. I swapped and never regretted it. Never had issues with finding books, I can access my library in the UK, full access to KOR reader and aide loaded books without having to rely on exploits and jail breaks, and not suppritng Amazon on top

The amyrlin costume not including the shawl is criminal

I think it looked stronger in episodes 4-6, but it never felt as strong as it was in Aang even in Korra.

Korra in the avatar mode never had these huge cataclysmic moments like Roku or Aang.

I haven't played it so I referred it by what I've read from critics because I think mediocre is an acceptable negative word for something I haven't played.

I prefer the original language but I watch a lot of animation dubbed in Portuguese BR because Brazilian dub is really good, sometimes better than the original voices. For comedy animation is great because they localize jokes that don't translate and make them really funny for Brazilians.

I wouldnt place the blame on EA. If anything they gave them money and resources to make games and they delivered 3 mediocre games.

Is it likely EA have fault in how BioWare was being managed? Maybe, but it's not like they bought BioWare and they never made games, or that BioWare was making good games and EA closed it.

It's very busy. I like the idea of having the news under it, being able to change the music and Miis, but design wise is very very busy.

As a new player they were good for me because it managed to get most of the relevant cards for this year from it, as well as tons of shine dust to trade.

If I wasn't new, the only value would be shine dust.

I think it's a tick box exercise. The publisher probably ticks the boxes of what they say the show have, indicate what rate they think it should fall, maybe add some clips of scenes depicting some of it. The censor probably looks at the paper and maybe some of the clips and approves it or writes back saying that it would fall under a different rate because of X, and then the publisher can either accept the proposed rate or edit the show to remove the thing that was making the rate higher.

I think blood is probably one of those things that tend to push the rate higher and is harder to hide because it's visual. While "violence" could be anything from a slap to genocide xD and "suicide" could also be generally encompassing so long as it's not explicit

It's a gacha game diaguised as a card trading game. The real card trading game is the normal TCG

I mean, they were never alive to begin with, they dont exist.

However, as products of art, they also live forever in their respective work.

And what's your excuse for Aang?

and you could figure it out that a plural, vast, and diverse world like the avatars couldn't possibly have a "time of peace" lead to some sort of utopia where the avatar, of all people, would be lazing around and thus, some how, lose skill in bending which is, for all intents and purposes, a natural ability and skills to benders.

You couldnt figure out that, as the avatar, he would quite naturally would be involved in some level of conflict by the very nature of the world and his role? That in a world that was, very much at the start of its modernisation, and is very tribal, would naturally lead to physical conflicts?

Yes, Aang and the avatar state in general has never felt as impactful and strong as it did in the original. Aang with the magic wand felt like OG avatar state whilst the avatar state felt like normal bending.

"It was a time of peace", the avatar state isn't measured on experience, by definition. Aang was creating tornados with it. Roku blew up the fire lird castle and Kyoshi split an island.

"They just want to tell stories", consistency of world building is part of a story. No one would think Tolkien was doing a good job if halfway thought the book Sauron suddenly could control people's mind via WiFi. It wouldn't be good storytelling if suddenly the dragons in GoT suddenly couldn't spit fire.

That's literally an assumption people are making to justify, nothing in the movie implies that they were sitting in a sofa.

Also, Roku blew up the fire lord's castle with the avatar state during an era of peace.

Can't write with the pen when creating a note

You can also add the general difficulties of adapting one thing to another. Hows does one make a game that is distinctly an Avatar game that isn't simply the cartoon but playable, but not so different as to be something else, but also have a gameplay that is true to the series but also not overly complicated?

Personally, I think a good avatar game would be an original story set in the universe o avatar rather than an adaptation.

He's fighting depression because the bills are too high

I paid for this game and I will make them gay

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After they butchered Sailor Moon with Crystal, one of the biggest anime IPs in the world, I don't expect Toei to make rational decisions. It's obvious their leadership are composed of finance bro idiots.

That is true, but doesn't eliminate the point that, if the person does buy it again, they are entitled to receive a product that isn't worse than the one they already have when they are buying it for a console that should provide a better quality product.

Full playlist with conversations if you give the ring to the men:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVVaOY8l07CvosTft-3VelsIeSOBzOxaA