u/riyo_nights

I last played Lost Saga as a kid in the early 2010's. Its was my favourite Game by far at the time. I ended up falling off after they merged foreign player who were just too hard to beat. Trying to counter an infinite combo at 11 was impossible lol

Years later its recently come across my mind so I went to go see if I could download and play it again only to find out a lots happened and its basically impossible to play unless you go through alternative means.

This may be old new but could someone give me a condensed, but still comprehensive, overview of the whole story. I want all the details but in simple terms, from the beginning to what went wrong and all the way to where we stand today

sorry if this is a redundant topic Im just completely lost

Wow so I just came across this song on TikTok. There was a Tayley edit using this as the song and I’ve had it on loop all evening.

Can you guys tell me all the info about it?

Which album it was meant for?
When it was recorded?
Why it was taken off?
When did it leak?
How did fans react when they got it?
Did Paramore ever play it live/ acknowledge the song?
Is it about anyone in particular or is it more composite and general?

I just want to know everything I can cause I love!

Leading up to the release of Self titled, Paramore did a miniseries where each night they would reveal the songs on each side of the 2 vinyl discs for the album

Does anyone know where to find the 4 videos? Please link below if you can

Paramore has had a long history on the internet. They were a part of the first class of artists to utilize the internet to build a fan base.

With this long history comes the inevitable fact that a lot of their earlier posts are no longer available and thus lost media. In fact unless a post was made on the few surviving social media sites (IG Twitter, Youtube etc), its pretty much gone for good.

So my question is what is your favourite lost Paramore media? it can be a blog post or video. Something you can vividly remember but cant find no matter how hard you try

The ending being rushed isn’t something that’s up for debate, we can all agree there was a rush to the Finnish line.

But I want to focus on why that is. The fist half of season two flows seamlessly like season one did. There was plot laid out, development, progression and even things happening in the background for the story to pick up on later.

But all that went out the window in the last ~10-15 chapters. Almost as if there was a desire to get it over with. Am I the only that feels this way? Does anyone have any theories on why this may have occurred? Do some people just disagree with me and feel like this is how it was always meant to be?

A symptom of Grimes's rise occurring during the blog era of the internet is that most press coverage about her exists as short clips or small blurbs on niche websites (and in a lot of cases, sites that are now defunct).

However every once in a while we were served the rare long form interview or profile of Grimes. So I'm wondering what are some of your favourite long form Grimes content from the 2010's. These could be sit down interviews, written articles and artist profiles or even third party content like youtube videos talking about her.

P.S. 2020's grimes (Especially post the short Miss A era) tends to lean more political and AI focused than anything, which I don't really find compelling so I don't engage much with it

I want to specifically focus on the period of time where Grimes was mostly ingested as a music artist rather than the political leaning public figure most people know her as now (2012-2019). It also fits in with the fact that these were the years of her life she almost exclusively dedicated to the arts.

What were the places in the world where she was most in demand for performances or touring? Where did she have the largest fan communities? Where were the music scenes that loved her specific style of indie electronic music located?

This question isn't limited to North America, I want to know where her global hot spots were. You can name multiple locations and when talking about large countries (e.g. The US) you can get specific and name cities or regions within them.

Has grimes ever headlined her own tour? I don’t mean a string of festivals and events or opened for someone else; I mean a tour of her own. How was it? Was it long? Where did she visit? How big were the venues?

Do you guys think touring is in her future? Either for this album or further in the future

I fell off the Grimes train during that quiet period following AA because I graduated high school and was busy with life. Coming back now, the energy is totally different. It feels like her political associations have made her more famous than music ever did, but in a really negative way.

The internet doesn't just disagree with her they seem to genuinely hate her. It’s reached a point where people see her toxic situation with Elon as karma and won't give her an ounce of sympathy. If you looked at Twitter, you’d think she was a literal criminal.

To me, her posts just seem like standard out of touch celebrity nonsense. What did she actually do to get this level of demonization?

Please tell me specific quotes and actions she's done. Explain it to me like I'm 5 because the general consensus is that she's morally irredeemable and somehow responsible for the current political state of the US.