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Yeah that's honestly the main reason why i won't get exited for a multiple season adaption. I trust that the showrunners get One Piece and i'm sure they'll do at least a decent job at adapting it. I know i'm going to have fun with it no matter how it turns out (except if they somehow make it really boring). But i don't trust that Netflix will renew it until i hear the official word. I'm definitely rooting for it though.
Well they got the most important detail right, the seagull wears a cap.
Well they got the most important detail right, the seagull wears a cap.
Yeah that's honestly the main reason why i won't get exited for a multiple season adaption. I trust that the showrunners get One Piece and i'm sure they'll do at least a decent job at adapting it. I know i'm going to have fun with it no matter how it turns out (except if they somehow make it really boring). But i don't trust that Netflix will renew it until i hear the official word. I'm definitely rooting for it though.
I tried No Man's Sky again for the first time since shortly after release and spent the whole evening playing it on my PS5. I knew that they updated it again and again but i was so disappointed initially that i never bothered with it again. But the game is barely comparable to the state it was in 6 years ago, it really feels like what they wanted to offer right away, but couldn't manage to. I barely scratched the surface of course, there is apparently tons of content to explore so i'm eager to see how long it will keep me motivated.
@Satsuki said in EA SUCKS but so does Bioware Thread:
We are all rightly concerned about DA4, but can we enjoy an animated series in the meantime?
How have i not heard anything of this ... Guess i need to borrow someone's Netflix account. Looks promising.
Like with every Pokemon game i was trying to get into it without looking at leaks so that i can be surprised by the Pokemon when i found them in the wild. I was.
At least now i know i won't regret choosing the cat ...
I thought i'd be over it after Sw/Sh, but i'm still getting sad after seeing the wasted potential with these games ... Especially since they're now going the open world route that i always wished for,
I focused on damage the last time i played and managed to reach the boss of Act 3 straight away, the awakened one.
I wasn't prepared for a second phase unfortunately …
I'll probably try to get a bit farther with the Defect next time. Only tried him once yet.
Interestingly some of the older releases aren't worth a ton. Strong World Ace and Shanks are cheaper than they were on release. As is Law, Lucci and Benn Beckman.
I recently paid 6200 yen for a nendoroid of Fubuki from Hololive. Excluding shipping…
How times have changed.
Yeah i got some older POPs really cheap last year, between 4000 and 6500 Yen. Mostly villains and Usopp. I think Mandarake still has them listed with pretty low prices.
Some of the newer ones tho … I pre ordered the Wano Nami figure when it was announced and i think the price almost tripled over time. Probably also because it was limited but other figures also just got more expensive.
Just had a look to the painted version of Yamato's POP https://megahobbyexpo.jp/plus-2022april/0422_onepiece.html
That's a POP I could go for _
Yeah, she looks really great … If it wasn't for that ridiculous price, i'd probably get her.
I played Slay the Spire for like 12 hours, mostly Ironclad, but either i'm really bad at this game or the learning curve is very steep. I managed to beat the first boss a few times but only reached the second boss twice just to get wrecked.
I tried to balance Offense and Defense but in the end i mostly can't block enough and take damage constantly while not being able to kill the enemies fast enough.
I don't know, i like the game, but i think i'm more into roguelikes with permamant upgrades like Hades or Rogue Legacy.
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