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They give me error 80710A06 and I cannot for the life of me find a fix. What is it? Did CFW cause it? How do I fix it? I can't sign into PSN even after disabling sys calls or even connect to internet
They give me error 80710A06 and I cannot for the life of me find a fix. What is it? Did CFW cause it? How do I fix it? I can't sign into PSN even after disabling sys calls or even connect to internet
After running HDD Compatibility Partition Fixer, the Xbox became ridiculously slow.
Logging into my profile takes an entire minute when it took like 10 seconds beforehand.
How do I fix it? I don't know what specifically caused the Xbox's speed to plummet to the ground
Everyone knows that Fern IS Finn, just consumed by the grass demon, but I think that isn't entirely honest to what caused Fern to be as messed up as he was
Fern was Finn up until "Is That You?"
Fern is Fine before the hall of egress, before his apology to FP, before accepting Martin is gone from his life
Finn at that point in the story was still lost and kinda heartbroken. Not nearly as much as start of the season but he was still not in a great place emotionally. Fern was Finn at nearly his least emotionally stable, and then he was turned into a sword and ofc he couldn't have gotten character development living alone in a sword. He never even talked with Finn in general in the sword
I sincerely think if Finn from reboot got turned into Fern, things would be even marginally better for him. Fern isn't a carbon copy of Finn but a copy of a way more immature Finn
Whenever I turn on xbguard (I know because the UI turns purple), I cannot enter main dashboard (I'm on the latest one)
When I press y after pressing the Xbox button, it doesn't even ask me "are you sure you wanna close the game and lose unsaved progress" when I'd normally hold RB to exit aurora, the screen just goes black and boom I'm back in Aurora
How do I fix this if I need to exit aurora and get to my dashboard? This happens on both regular abadavatar and abadavatarhdd
I've been continuing Adventure Time again as of recent ever since I dropped off on season 6 two years ago, and for the most part it's been really enjoyable!
I got to stakes (8 episode mini series in season 7) and I feel like it had a really strong beginning. Marceline wanted to become a human and so she does but she wakes up the old vampires from her past. That sounds really awesome! And the first 2 episodes genuinely excited me. Seeing glimpses of Marceline's past made me think we will get a really amazing character study of marceline and some development for her.
...And in the end I think the miniseries completely falls off after episode 2. I wanna make it clear I still think it's good, but not much better than most AT episodes.
The last episode has the message that "everything stays™️ the same way it always was, but it's slightly different because of your new experiences"
Okay, I love that! And the song "everything stays" is one of the best in the entire series.
But it's just, the show tries to gaslight me into thinking there was development there when there wasn't? I genuinely think the vampire antagonists take so much away from the plot. Once episode 2 is done, until Marceline and Vampire King meet again it becomes a mission to take down every vampire and it's fun definitely, but man if the miniseries was gonna be a mere 8 episode we really couldn't have spent that time better?
The last episode tells us that marceline is okay with being a vampire again because she got new experiences as a mortal, but like, what experiences? The only human experience marceline went through all miniseries is learning to eat food and not the color red, that's really it.
I love the final message but there was like the most miniscule amount of genuine and proper build up to it. The story had more fun killing the vampire enemies than actually meaningfully deconstructing what it means for marceline to be human.
I think I would've been happier if the episodes were spread across the season instead of being linear back to back. Have her spend a season or at least more episodes as a mortal before being turned back, so she DOES have those human experiences.
Maybe I set my expectations too high but it's a shame, I wanted to love stakes and it's universally beloved in the fandom but I just feel underwhelmed, and it makes me sadder because I think episodes 1, 2 and 8 are amazing, but everything in between fails to meaningfully develop the message the miniseries was supposedly trying to tell