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4-5 pages for the game up to the opening credits. Though, I was transcribing the dialogue as well. So long as I don't do that, I should be fine.
Just tired because kitten waking up-itis
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let's move in together2) PC games aren't region locked are they? If I import games from America they should work on my European PC right?
2) Depends on the game. Although it's pretty rare.
I'm now back from Christmas in balmy Yorkshire, where it rained a lot. Me and my parents spent a lot of time stuck at home in front of the TV watching repeats of Agatha Christie adaptations from the 80s. Also something called the Murdock Mysteries which must surely be the only Canadian detective series set in the 19th century ever to make it to British TV.
I met my nephew, whose current hobbies are drooling, trying to stand up and walk and staring at doors.
He's eleven months old, by the way.
Yep, it's the eight.
Also, moving sucks.
Me neither, and it's not like I haven't had things to make threads about. For some reason, nowadays I just post what I'd post here instead.
I learned during this time that dragons stalk me:
-One attacks me when I have rescued the battleborn guy for the companions
-I then become a werewolf via that ritual, slaughter the silverhands in that quest, then go for the greybeards thinking I'm on my way to Windhelm for the first time. On the way a bear chases me while I'm a werewolf (sad, I know). Right when I get away, bam, dragon and no werewolf uses. Had to drop my stuff and kill the fucker. A witch tried to ambush me during this >.>
-I realize that I am nowhere near Windhelm really late, check the map, go fuck that, and continue, using werewolf mode to travel fast and avoid my crippling overburden. Up on the mountain a dragon attacks me... Then gets murdered by a snow troll. I had dropped a ton of stuff because of the dragon fight so it was then down to running the fuck away. Had to go werewolf later and roar-slash the troll to get my stuff back
-Finally back in Whiterun, I overburden to sell stuff to the blacksmith... When a dragon attacks Whiterun. Just... Gah, had to drop a ton of crap to help kill it
-Then as I head out to Riven or whatever thief town is called... A dragon swoops by one of the farms. Thankfully it only wanted to taunt me
-And I think a dragon attacked me outside of Windhelm when I finally arrived, overburdened. Although this one could be a false memory
Tl;Dr - Dragons like to attack me when I am overburdened, and one made me drop stuff only to then fly away
Bandai Entertainment is officially going to be no longer releasing any new anime or manga after February.
It kind of sucks that the anime industry in America is doing so shittily...
I'd have started buying anime/manga if it weren't so damn expensive. Right now, all I've got is the Death Note manga, which was from Christmas anyway.
^Also this. Anime and Manga is pretty expensive, especially for long running series. Which is no wonder why so many people flock to free fansubs and the like.
^^^ But Funimation is pretty much the only one that's doing okay. And even then it's mostly because they own the licenses to FMA and One Piece.
Other anime licensors (Media Blasters, Sentai Filmworks, etc.) are apparently doing well enough that they haven't gone out of business yet, but they still aren't doing all that great, as far as I know.
EDIT: Ninjad.
Well, Bandai Entertainment isn't actually going out of business or anything. They're still retaining their licenses (at least until they expire) and will still be making the same products that they have been. They just won't be releasing anything new. Though when their licenses do eventually expire, you're probably right. At least, even if Funimation doesn't it's likely that most of their popular licenses will be picked up eventually by someone.
Still, I'm a little upset about this.
It's true that anime is kind of expensive, but really... it's absurdly cheap compared to the Japanese versions (where ~$100 for 3 episodes of a 27 episode series is pretty common) anyway. Not that that means much I guess.
I'm not payin' for no plane ticket to Colombia