The reason we haven't gotten a remaster for these two is because Bandai fears them selling well and having to put effort into future games.
I have no idea what Balzam Magnos saw in Simon to give him his power. His personality does not fit as an overlord and keeps making the wrong choices over and over again. It's as if he's taking the longest roundabout method to get to where he wants to get to. He lacks the brutal decision making required of an overlord and it's annoying me...he's treating his 100 reigns like a vacation..
Seeing Sky Pride top many royalroad charts, I inquisitively started reading it expecting it to be great! It had over 20k followers which only like 10 books on the site have.
What I don’t like:
-the world doesn’t feel magical/huge. Most cultivation novels effectively establish regions/continents by power of sects like ‘The 5 greatest sects on this planet’ etc etc. Sky pride made no effort in establishing this world-I have no clue what’s interesting in this world, and a book and half into this, I find this to be a massive issue.
-magic system. I’m not gonna hark on this too much since I have a feeling the story wants to (very) slowly explore the power system but that doesn’t mean other complaints don’t apply. Going up in cultivation ranks is not fun/entirely skipped over. Abilities (and magic system) is not explained well enough - since the magic system; qi, dantian and the whole lot isn’t explained well, it results in the abilities being a less interesting. I barely find the sutra interesting in book 2.
-the author makes no effort to write any cliches of cultivation novels. Entrance exam, rivalries, powering up in a crucial moment, comtests. This probably may not be a major issue for a few people, me included. But since the story so far has been just ~good, it could’ve been improved by doing these cliche well.
-I have to mention the inclusion of 21st century dialogue and mannerisms. It’s awkward in this setting. by the mere exclusion of this, the story would’ve been better.
Comparing this to Ave Xia Rem Y, I find this difference in quality tangible. I’m in the middle of book 2 and maybe this improves later on? Idk.
Seeing how popular this book is, I expected much more. I’ll keep reading for now as it’s still a decent time.
My guess it'll be an extended epilogue to tie everything together. Erik will be the main villain. reused map between KCD1 and KCD2
We need Fable 2,3,4,5,6...as many as forza horizons there are
wishing the best to the team
This really surprised me. Thoughts?
seriously cant find anything. is it locked? is there a way to bypass it?
it was a hit video when it came out but its barely gotten any views since. which is disappointing coz its great. is youtube censoring it?
It’s one of Eminem’s most impressive albums in terms of pure lyricism and technical skill. Between most major rappers, this album is lyrically the most interesting. The flows are some of the smartest and most inventive I’ve ever heard from him—layered and intricate. What makes the album so special is its range: it can have you laughing on “So Far…” (an absolute comedic masterpiece), then hit you with raw, heartfelt storytelling on tracks like “Rhyme or Reason," “Legacy” and "Headlights." And of course, it still delivers the absolute bangers—“Rap God,” “Monster,” and several others that go stupid hard.
Overall, it’s remarkably consistent for a late-career Eminem project, with a strong identity and very few skips. The deluxe tracks are mostly fire too, rounding out what’s already a top-tier album in his discography.
Eminem was cooking on every level with this one. Easily one of his most re-listenable projects from the 2010s.
It seems much of the leadership has left