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Hello guys, just wanted to show you my new Alucard tattoo done last monday. I fucking love and can’t stop staring at it. What do you guys think?

First time replying the adventure (rebirth). Pretty fun so far although I need to get used to this emulator

There's no flair for the remake so i hope this is fine

It was genuinely such an amazing experience! I think he really likes this character and I don’t think he gets recognized a lot for this role. When I handed it to him, he seemed genuinely interested by it and asked where I got it. I’ll always remember his reaction when I told him i painted it myself lol. Gifted him a Spider-Man painting and he kept complimenting me lol saying I didn’t have to and thanking me for sharing my art with people and being creative. Freakin love this guy

How would I explore the unexplored parts? I've been jumping around but the map says I haven't covered it yet.

A few months ago, I quit CotM halfway through Shooter Mode. I got really burned out on this game, playing one mode after another, so in the end I got angry and quit, leaving with a negative impression of it.

I decided to come back these past few weeks, and to be honest, I regret being so harsh on this game. It's actually really good.

This is a very important title for the franchise, even if it doesn't seem like it, it's just as important as SotN. After CotM, almost all the games focused on having a central gameplay mechanic around which the entire game revolves. We have the magic books in HoD, the souls in A/DoS, and the Glyphs in OoE. Sharing similarities with one another but also being different.

But it’s also worth noting that the DSS is very dense, simply because many of the effects of this mechanic in SotN are either equipable or consumable items (potions that grant resistances, potions that alter stats, projectiles, weapons, armor with special effects, etc.). The biggest flaw with DSS is that the game isn't very clear about what each card does, and even when you get a description, it can sometimes be very ambiguous.

I'm not going to get into the fact that cards can only be obtained by grinding, because that applies to almost every other game. And in fact, CotM comes out looking pretty good here compared to others, simply because its luck mechanic actually works well (I'd even go so far as to say it works better than in SotN).

As for Nathan outside of his "gimmick", I find the blend of the clunky movement from the Classicvania games with an explorable, Metroid-style map really interesting. It actually handles really well, and Nathan's aerial controls are good. I've seen people who get annoyed that they have to press the button twice to run, but, my friend, if you like playing as Richter in SotN, this shouldn't bother you.

I also love the alternate game modes. If you want to try a "magic-only" challenge, you can choose the magician mode; if you want to try a "sub-weapons only" challenge, there’s the shooter mode. The only downside is the lack of an alternate character mode—no wonder Hugh is so bitter.

That said, if you're going to buy the Advance Collection just to play AoS, don't buy it then. It's silly to spend money on a game library if you're only going to focus on one game, give each title a fair chance. The more you learn, the better the games get.

I'm not entirely happy without this turned out But I did what I could. Should have at least re recorded my lines, the bad acting is because I did it after I got home from walking around a con and was trying to keep my voice down so as not to disrupt everyone else in the house.

hope u guys like it

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