Where is MegaMan :C

Because I just discovered this band a few days ago and it's quickly become one of my favorite bands of all time. It's an indie pop band formed by Nate Ruess, who you might remember if you liked The Format (an indie rock/pop band from 2001-2008). I really love these guys just because they put there all into their songs; it's something I don't think you really see from most artists these days. Not only are the lyrics meaningful, but the music is a great fusion of horns blaring and clam bass melodies. Everything seems balanced, and they know exactly how to manipulate your emotions: while most of their songs are pretty darn happy-go-lucky, some give off a more sad vibe (check out "The Gambler"). They're not super well-known yet and they only have one album released, but oh boy do I find them fantastic. Check em out!

p.s. I've been missing in action for a few months now and this was the only thing I could come up with upon signing in again.

p.s.s. Since I didn't spend much time looking around, feel free to direct me to an appropriate thread if need be. cc:

@Tyrannosaurus:

Luffys victory over crocodile was situational? How so? It was a one on one fight in an area that crocodile should be invincible on and he got smashed. If they were to fight anywhere else luffy would be able to take down crocodile easily, see whitebeard war.

Technically, he did indeed win by his own strength. But the liquids allowed him to actually hit Crocodile. Without the assistance of them, who would win? I think we saw the answer to that question when Luffy was beaten by him without the liquids.

Luffy stopped Crocodile's attack at Marineford because he coated his leg in water: once again, liquids are involved. To beat Crocodile without liquids would mean a firm grasp of Haki, which is something that Luffy has not had up until the point.

I don't think that it's correct to measure the strengths of Moria and Crocodile based on their fights with Luffy; Crocodile for the reasons I explained, and Moria because without Nightmare Luffy, I don't think the Starwhats would have won.

@dedo1231:

guys I'm just wonder how to open vs 100 battle ?

I just played 5-round Time Attack mode on easy with like 13 characters and it was unlocked for me.

@senor700:

what does nightmare island looks like

How do I unlock Nightmare Island? :v

@Captain:

How can I unlock tashigi, kaku and marco (to beginning i have choose vivi)?

Tashigi is clear Time Attack, any difficulty, with 10 characters. Kaku is clear Time Attack, any difficulty, with 15 characters.

I'm pretty sure there's a mission in Marineford for Marco. Not positively sure which one; sorry. :c

What you guys need to consider about Moria's and Crocodile's losses to Luffy is that both had losses that were incredibly situational. If it was a one on one fight, I think results would be quite different.

I started reading when Japan was just finishing Skypiea.

Current situation in-game~

@Darkstorm:

Yes, the issue is that people compare the series from when it was good to when it was not. Sega have never worked out how to make sonic work in 3D, the adventure games were a decent enough first step but then sega went backwards instead of forwards, and dimps have quite merrily been chugging out mediocre little rollercoaster rides for years without understanding what made the old games fun in the first place.

I understand that new games are often compared to old games in the series, but we can't do that forever. I know why people do it of course: they want the same Sonic fun that it used to have. But if Sega can't do that, which apparently they can't, maybe it's time to stop comparing Sonic to the old games. And if that's the case, and you still dislike new Sonic games, then just drop the series.

@Darkstorm:

If Sega turned out a great game for free, that would be "cool".

If Sega turned out a great game and made us pay for it, that would be the way things should be.

Whereas what they're actually doing is handing out a turd and expecting people to pay for it.

Unfortunately, that is absolutely true, from what I'm seeing from public opinion. And if that's the case, fans of retro Sonic probably won't purchase it. But at the same time, a bunch of people still will buy it and so Sega makes money, and that's just about all most companies care about. Rarely do you have a company where it really cares about the fans; it's mostly just about what can make them money. :v

But at the same time, we really don't know why Sega made the game: it could have been a combination of seeing both a business opportunity and a way to get the fans back on their sides. In any case, I think Sonic 4 was a good idea, just a poorly executed one.

@Darkstorm:

Well seeing as they've screwed up with the people they were targeting in the the first place, I would think this would be the least they would try and do.

Unless of course they get enough money from the furries anyway.

I don't see why they can't do both. And I'm sure that's what'll happen.

@RobbyBevard:

I'm so sorry to have offended your sensibilities by desiring an actual professional company to provide a product similar to what they have promised, that gets the minimum basics right, on par with the quality of something they were able to achieve 15 years ago on far inferior hardware, which at the same time doesn't constantly say in their interviews "we don't really care what the fans want, they should just accept what we give them because what we're making is good enough and it would be hard to fix".

It's asking a lot, I know.

Like I said, Sonic may never be as fun as it was way back in 1991. If that's the case, you can either stick with the series until they actually get it right, or you can drop it right now.

@Darkstorm:

It's not even necessary to play the game. Sega have already admitted that this doesn't play like the old style games, and are promising all the necessary changes "will be made in part 2".

And if the entire game hadn't gone to partnernet, leaked and been roundly mocked, it would have been even worse.

Yes there are a lot of idiotic creepy sonic fans. But sonic has the fandom it deserves since sega haven't put out a great sonic game in 15 years.

I dunno, I'd argue that the Adventure series and the Advance series were both rather enjoyable. Battle was pretty cool too, really. But maybe that's just me; I know a lot of people still compare Sonic to the original games, which is where a lot of the series' issues come from.

@Darkstorm:

Ahahaha

What is there to be grateful for. Sega spotted a business opportunity, and went for it with the same ineptness that has been been characteristic of them for the last ten years.

They're taking an initiative to give the fans what they want, and that's still pretty cool. Whether or not they're totally messing up with Episode 1, if they actually do add upon and fix episode 2, I think that would be pretty coolio of them. To argue that they only made it because it's a business opportunity is sort of silly in my opinion: most video game companies' main goal IS to make money, after all.

@Insider2000:

Dr. Strange will not be joining the roster of MvC3.

NO WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS