If Gabe would have left Richmond with Clementine, and was in Season 4, would you have still decided to romantically pursue Louis/Violet over him, or would you continue romancing Gabe?

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 2 days ago

[Very Funny Trope] Hitler criticizing Stalin.

(DC MARVEL Crossover Comic) Joker, a man who makes your average Nazi seem like a priest, getting genuinely offended by and wanting to kill Red Skull, when he realizes that Red Skull is actually a literal Nazi.

(EDP Documentary — IRL) Chris Chan, a rapist, saying that EDP, a pedophile, should be in jail.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 3 days ago
▲ 52 r/Naruto

I like Manda, he's my favorite summoning, but the “Rock/Paper/Scissors Rule” is some straight up BS.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 5 days ago

If Willy is 12 in Season 4, and all of the adults left the institution about 9 years ago, when the apocalypse started, then that means that he was furiously jorking his willy at around the age of 3…..WHAT THE FUCK—

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 6 days ago

I've just finished Seasons 1 & 2, of TWDG, for the first time ever, and I wanted to share my thoughts on them, with long time fans of the series.

I've heard about how great these games were for years, but I've only recently decided to actually get into them, and I have spent the past 2 weeks playing through Seasons 1 & 2. And I have to say, I fully get the hype, and I should've played these games way sooner.

Season 1 is now in my top 10 favorite games of all time, and Lee might unironically be my favorite video game protagonist ever. I haven't been this invested in a video game's story in a couple years. There were so many twists and turns, shocking and impactful moments, and I ended every episode wondering what would have happened if I had made a different decision. What if we never went to the dairy? What if I had decided to save Ben at the bell tower? What could I have said to Molly, to convince her to stay with us? Could I have saved Chuck? Generally speaking, I tried to make choices that would keep Clem happy and Safe, and keep Kenny on my side. Kenny was the homie, who always had my back, and I always had his. Plus, I just feel so bad for him. He went through so much shit in this story. This story as a whole was just so emotional, and shook me to my core, at so many points. Especially Katjaa's death. I truly didn't see that coming. She seemed so logical, and like she was taking the situation with Duck way better than Kenny was. That broke me, and I almost dropped the game after that, but I'm glad that I stuck with it. The Season's ending was also very emotional, but I had over an hour to prepare for it, so the blow was lessened. Still, Lee and Clementine's relationship was the best part of the story, and it was sad to see them separated.

Season 2 was also pretty good, but while I don't get the hate that it gets, I will agree that it was a downgrade from Season 1. I didn't really like any of the new characters, aside from Rebecca. Carlos and Luke were stupid as fuck, Nick was annoying, I didn't trust Bonnie worth of shit, and everyone else just had nothing of interest about them, for me to give a fuck about. I did like Jane for a long while, until she ruined everything, in the finale. What the fuck is wrong with you?? Why would you have Kenny and Clem think that you killed AJ?? Just to prove a point, that Kenny is dangerous?? Yeah, he has anger issues, but he can be reasoned with, and is usually right about most things. And quite frankly, wanting to kill you would be a reasonable reaction, for anyone who thinks that you murdered a baby. What was your plan if you died, and Kenny and Clem never found AJ? He would have just frozen to death, in that car. Or die of Starvation. Or get eaten by walkers. And if you had lived instead of Kenny, why would Clem ever trust you again? It doesn't make sense. A lot of things in Season 2 didn't make sense, and were upsetting. Like the fact that there's zero way to save Sarah. You can make every possible right decision, to help her survive, and it just doesn't matter. Or the fact that Carver had such a minuscule role. He was built up to be the Negan of this game, but was dealt with in a single episode. Ugh, listen, I know I did just go on this really negative rant, but I really did like Season 2, I promise. It was still a really fun and enjoyable experience, it just also had a lot of problems, compared to Season 1. A solid 6.5, maybe 7/10, experience, with Season 1 being a flawless 10/10. Anyways, I've just ended the 2nd Season, last night, and decided to stay with Kenny. I can't wait to start Season 3.

I'll make a follow-up post, after finishing Seasons 3 and 4.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 14 days ago

If Gaara had gotten on good terms with Shukaku, and was able to fully or partially transform without losing control, would this battle have ended differently?

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 15 days ago

“I just wanted one good moment.” Motherfucker, a horde is on it's way, and a woman is giving birth, you can crack Jane later.

Luke really started pissing me off, as Season 2 continued. Especially when he snapped on Kenny and Clem, for calling him out on his bullshit.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 15 days ago
▲ 1.3k r/ghibli

What Ghibli film should I start off with?

I've never watched a Ghibli film before. I've always heard about them, and about how they are apparently among some of the best animated films ever made, but I've never gotten into them. I don't know why, but I've just never bothered to watch one. Until now, that is. I want to give them a try, and start watching these films. The only problem is, I'm not sure where to start. So, I figured should ask long time fans of this studio ; Which Ghibli film should I watch first? What's your recommendation? A few that I definitely have interest in are Spirited Away, The Boy and The Heron, My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, Ponyo, Porco Rosso, The Wind Rises, and Princess Mononoke.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 16 days ago

Can I have some tips on Kuroki's 1st phase.

I'm playing this game for the 1st time, and I've actually already beat her a few times. But I can't do it without dying a dozen times, and the youngest I've beaten her at is 67 (unironically). And it's not because of her 2nd phase. Her 2nd phase is so easy, it's laughable. But her 1st phase keeps eating me up. All of her combo string look damn near identical, yet I never know which direction to dodge in time. She's mixing me tf up. And the few times that I have successfully dodged her whole combo, I'm only able to get about 3 hits in, before she just starts up a new combo. Really, I'm just getting lucky, every time I beat her. I just can't figure out her strings. So yeah, could I have some tips, on beating her 1st phase?

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 18 days ago

Could 8 Gates Guy beat Sage Mode Hashirama?

Guy would have killed Madara, if Madara didn't have regeneration. Then again, Hashirama did beat Madara, on multiple occasions, and I'm not sure how well his Sage Mode compares to Juubidara.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 18 days ago

Assuming that you could survive both attacks, which would be worse to be affected by, for 3 seconds? Gojo's Unlimited Void, or Itachi's Tsukuyomi?

Again, this is under the assumption that it doesn't kill you, or render you brain dead.

u/not-ulquiorr4_ — 23 days ago