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26 Aug 2007, 09:09 AM
Korly

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

Then I'm going to buy it next week because nothing else is out.

Tiger Woods 08 comes out on the same day, and Puzzle Fighter comes out Wednesday, and are you already done with Bioshock?

I want all of those games.
26 Aug 2007, 11:12 AM
Brand X

STUNTMAN! ALSO!
26 Aug 2007, 11:34 AM
Opaque

The first stuntman was horrible.

What makes this one not horrible?
26 Aug 2007, 11:35 AM
Brand X

You're full of shit, the first Stuntman was awesome, it just had horrible load times. Plus play the download the demo.
26 Aug 2007, 11:36 AM
Joust Williams

You don't have to sit at a loading screen longer than you play the game.

Try the demo...it rules.

edit: wtf beat
26 Aug 2007, 11:39 AM
Opaque

I will play that demo tonight.
27 Aug 2007, 10:48 PM
bVork

Blue Dragon has one of the most awesome boss battle tunes ever - Eternity, sung by Deep Purple's Ian Gillan.
27 Aug 2007, 11:19 PM
bbobb

I do love the boss song, but I wish there was more then just the 1.
28 Aug 2007, 12:12 AM
bVork

Too bad that song is the only good thing about the game.
28 Aug 2007, 04:22 AM
Opaque

You know, I enjoyed the demo.

It was good looking and nostalgic enough that while totally linear and crappy in almost every other respect, I know I'm going to end up buying the game. I'm a fucking sucker.

Shame on me.
28 Aug 2007, 10:01 AM
George

I'm with you, I liked the demo and will be getting this, but probably not before Metroid Prime 3.
28 Aug 2007, 12:33 PM
Thief Silver

Persona 3 > Blue Dragon.
30 Aug 2007, 12:32 AM
Opaque

I'm really liking this game.

It's simple and cookie cutter, but whatever, it's been a long time since I've played something like this; even if a lot of it has come out on PS2 in the last year.

Character design makes me happy, music is cheerful and like the old PS Final Fantasies and the game just looks so damn sharp. I mean, this is the first truly next gen JRPG and somehow that's making up for the lack of innovation.

I'm sure this isn't for everyone, but damn if it's not for me.
30 Aug 2007, 12:36 AM
blueskied

Blue dragon isn't a bad game. I'm not much into RPGs anymore, but back in the day I think I would have really enjoyed this. With that said, I did play about 20 hours of it before I sold it (and my JP X360), but the game got gradually more interesting as I played it. That's always a good quality for a game.
30 Aug 2007, 12:37 AM
bbobb

The Honeymoon phase won't last long.
30 Aug 2007, 12:38 AM
Opaque

That sounds good to me.

What's happened so far is interesting as far as I'm concerned. It's not omfgbeststoryevar but it's been better than what everyone here had set me up to expect.
30 Aug 2007, 12:43 AM
Compass

Everyone here over-exaggerates the crappiness of every J-RPG. Who goes into these at this point not knowing even the best usually turn into a bit of a grind/snooze/cliche-fest?

But actually, wait, Opaque, weren't you the guy who bought Enchanted Arms, and then were shocked that it was <gasp!> a traditional J-RPG complete with all the expected shortcomings?
30 Aug 2007, 03:45 AM
Opaque

[eM]'s developers said that only players who had MMO backgrounds would be familure with a world as large and open as theirs. Then they made a world so closed and so narrow that not one single fucking house had an interior; shit, the casino was nothing more than a menu.

Enchanted Arms wasn't bad because it was a traditional JRPG, it was just a complete piece of shit.

Blue Dragon on the other hand is fun.
30 Aug 2007, 03:53 AM
Frogacuda

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

Everyone here over-exaggerates the crappiness of every J-RPG. Who goes into these at this point not knowing even the best usually turn into a bit of a grind/snooze/cliche-fest?

It's just frustrating because there's no reason for it. This genre has so many possibilities open to it with next gen technology, and every time they squander than on conventions that were only born in the first place because of the limits of 8-bit consoles.

If every racing game to this day still played like Pole Position, you'd be goddamned sick of it no matter how much you like Pole Position.
30 Aug 2007, 04:46 AM
Compass

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frogacuda

It's just frustrating because there's no reason for it. This genre has so many possibilities open to it with next gen technology, and every time they squander than on conventions that were only born in the first place because of the limits of 8-bit consoles.

If every racing game to this day still played like Pole Position, you'd be goddamned sick of it no matter how much you like Pole Position.

No, there is a reason for it. Games following this strict formula have proven time and again to be decent to incredible sellers -- especially in Japan. Where's the incentive to innovate?

And my point was that none of this should surprise people anymore. Anyone going into Blue Dragon expecting anything but exactly what it is, and as a result ends up disappointed, is a moron. Oh my god, an overworld with dungeons and random battles?! Oh my god, scrappy characters saving the world in a convoluted storyline?! I've been duped! My outrage demands I warn everyone not to buy this terrible game!

Also, this "conventions only borne out of 8 bit's limitations" thing gets thrown around a lot on here, but I'm calling bullshit. There will always be a place for more comtemplative (read: turn-based) combat. If it's just random battles appearing out of thin air you're referring to (and by the way, I don't buy that it was too difficult for Enix to add a couple more sprites to DW's overworld; I'd bet more on laziness), is the game really going to turn amazing for you if you can see the enemy before it attacks? I agree this is a better design all around, but if an RPG doesn't have it, the game isn't ruined for me.

Would I like to see developers try new things with the genre? You're goddamn right I would. Does this mean I don't enjoy the games that decide not to, and instead stick closely to tradition, while still being fun, polished, enjoyable and familiar RPG romps? No, it does not.
30 Aug 2007, 04:48 AM
Frogacuda

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

No, there is a reason for it. Games following this strict formula have proven time and again to be decent to incredible sellers -- especially in Japan. Where's the incentive to innovate?

Which is why I'm telling you to stop buying this shit, asshole.
30 Aug 2007, 04:50 AM
Frogacuda

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

(and by the way, I don't buy that it was too difficult for Enix to add a couple more sprites to DW's overworld; I'd bet more on laziness)

Enix didn't make Ultima, they only remade it.
And yes, there were technical reasons why Ultima needed random encounters.

You're also missing the point completely. The issue is not turn based this or random that. It's that there's nothing new. It's that we can now make living breathing worlds, dynamic progression, TRUE role-playing, and unprecedented interactivity, and we don't. They don't build on the same formula, they just regurgitate it.
30 Aug 2007, 05:08 AM
Compass

Akalabeth came before Ultima, Mr. History. And nobody in Japan cared about those games anyway. If they're all stuck in a cycle of imitation, it started with Dragon Quest (which could have had sprites in the overworld, even if it was imitating Ultima [not confirmed]).

And what the hell are you talking about. "Breathing worlds"? "TRUE role-playing"? "Unprecedented interactivity"? These are like the taglines for Oblivion -- which, oh yeah, is not trying to be a J-RPG, and J-RPGs are not trying to be Oblivion.
30 Aug 2007, 05:13 AM
Frogacuda

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

Akalabeth came before Ultima, Mr. History.

That's not the one Enix copied. Ultima is.

And Oblivion's not trying to be a J-RPG, but it's also not trying to be Treasure of Tarmin either. They're finding ways to use the technology to expand the gameplay in a way that makes their game more fun. Japanese RPGs don't try to make things better. They act like shit's been perfect all along and technology is just for the paint job.

P.S. Don't call Dragon Quest's battle system thoughtful. There is no thought needed. Turn based is fine, but if you want to make me wait, for the love of god give me something to think about while I do.
30 Aug 2007, 06:09 AM
bbobb

This argument is tired.

Blue Dragon sucked, and ya know what so did Oblivion, so both sides of the RPG world have fucked up so far on the 360.
30 Aug 2007, 06:54 AM
bVork

There are no random battles on the overworld in any Ultima game.
30 Aug 2007, 01:40 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbobb

Blue Dragon sucked, and ya know what so did Oblivion.

This explains why my views don't match yours.

Oblivion was the reason I bought a 360 and I fucking loved every second of it.
30 Aug 2007, 02:04 PM
NeoZeedeater

I wouldn't be surprised if the Dragon Quest guys at Enix never played Ultima. It's just as likely they were influenced by the tons of existing RPGs on Japanese computers that were inspired by Western RPGs. I have tried but haven't been able to pinpoint the exact birth of RPGs in Japan. The book Game Over claims Henk Rogers (of Bullet Proof Software) introduced the genre with Black Onyx but there other games like Danchizuma no Yuwaku by Koei which I have seen dated as 1983.
30 Aug 2007, 02:17 PM
Opaque

Monster Battles justify this game, imo.

You start a fight with a really strong fire and ice monster and the first they do is turn each other into super weak monsters that give you the same exp and sp, even though they now take only one hit to kill and cause no damage. It's fucking awesome.
30 Aug 2007, 02:21 PM
George

This will get bought tomorrow, just trying look for a decent deal on it. Anyone know anything about this being maybe 50 bucks somewhere?
30 Aug 2007, 03:43 PM
Opaque

Playing Blue Dragon is like watching old Nicktoons.

Yeah you've seen it all before, but it's so fucking solid and well designed that it's still enjoyable if (and this is the important part) you like the kind of game it is in the first place.

I'm having a better time with this than I've had with any RPG since DQ8 and honestly I'm having a hard time understanding why nobody else enjoyed it so far.
30 Aug 2007, 05:46 PM
Compass

I picked it up today at lunch. I should be able to play for an hour or so when I get home late tonight. I'm excited.

p.s. God, Gamestop is so sucky. They refused to sell me MHF2 PSP because I didn't pre-order it. Do they really think they'll scare me into pre-ordering in the future instead of just going to another store, or buying online? I guess I shouldn't expect anything else from them at this point. My fault for going in there in the first place, but their location is just so convenient sometimes.
30 Aug 2007, 05:53 PM
Brand X

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

I'm having a better time with this than I've had with any RPG since DQ8 and honestly I'm having a hard time understanding why nobody else enjoyed it so far.

If you're enjoying this more than DQ8, I'll most likely hate it more than DQ8. God did that game bore me to tears, I wish I could have that 30 hours of my life back after I quit playing halfway through.
30 Aug 2007, 05:56 PM
Compass

Yeah, I was actually abnormally bored with that game, too. It really doesn't make sense since I loved all the other DQs I played, and all of Level 5's other games.
30 Aug 2007, 05:59 PM
Thief Silver

The first 2 hours of DQ8 bored the hell out of me and I stopped playing, good thing I hadn't bought it.
30 Aug 2007, 07:48 PM
Saint of Killers

I'm pretty sure Yuji Horii is on record as saying he was influenced by both Ultima and Wizardry.

Edit: http://www.1up.com/do/feature?cId=3133890

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Originally Posted by 1up article

Of course, until Dragon Warrior premiered in Japan in 1986 (under the name Dragon Quest), this definition was far too abstract for all but a select group of computer gamers. Starting with Wizardry in the early 80s, RPGs made the jump from a bunch of college kids sitting around a table at the student union to a wireframe 3D display on your 8-inch Apple II monitor at a fairly early point in game history. Wizardry, along with Richard Garriott's Ultima (which didn't follow too long afterwards), were primarily dungeon hacks -- the story was mere decoration, a little something to divert your attention while you spent hours bashing monsters and hoping against hope that some tiny bit of dust didn't destroy your save-game disk. The Ultima series did not begin to seriously concentrate on story until the fourth installment in 1985, so up to that time, computer RPGs were often hack-'em-ups done in the classic Dungeons & Dragons tradition -- the fun was all in character building.

Yuji Horii and Koichi Nakamura loved these RPGs. So much, in fact, that after seeing Wizardry for the first time at a computer show in San Francisco, the two programmers went right back to Japan and bought a Macintosh so he could play it himself. Both had just won a game-design contest held by software publisher Enix, and both were about to see their first published games (a tennis sim for Horii, a puzzle game for Nakamura) enter the marketplace. They would spend the next few years writing arcade and adventure games for computers, but they never thought about making an RPG of their own -- it took too much time, and besides, the Americans already had the tiny Japanese market cornered with Wizardry and Ultima.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

Akalabeth came before Ultima, Mr. History. And nobody in Japan cared about those games anyway. If they're all stuck in a cycle of imitation, it started with Dragon Quest (which could have had sprites in the overworld, even if it was imitating Ultima [not confirmed]).

lol ur dumb
30 Aug 2007, 08:07 PM
A Robot Bit Me

I don't know what it is about RPGs that make them fun or even playable. I loved DQVIII, but looking back on it, all I really did was spam the same three or four skills for 100+ hours. The story was palatable, but not especially gripping. Oh well, you have to waste your youth on something, yes?
31 Aug 2007, 01:51 AM
Korly

I loved DQ8 because of the boomerang. That shit was badass.
31 Aug 2007, 02:13 AM
Compass

This game is sugoi.
31 Aug 2007, 02:20 AM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brand X

If you're enjoying this more than DQ8, I'll most likely hate it more than DQ8. God did that game bore me to tears, I wish I could have that 30 hours of my life back after I quit playing halfway through.

DQ8 is better than Blue Dragon. DQ8 was the best RPG last generation.

It just took 5 or 6 hours to start up, but after that it was fucking awesome. Please believe.

EDIT: wait, you played for thirty hours and still didn't like where it was going? The fuck? Did you start catching monsters and shit?
31 Aug 2007, 02:28 AM
Compass

I liked Jessica, but she wasn't "cute."

I think I figured this out awhile ago, and then forgot: if an RPG has a cute girl, I like it. If it doesn't, I don't.

Blue Dragon = Kluke = I like it.
31 Aug 2007, 02:31 AM
Opaque

I think the building design is awesome in this game.

DQ8 had Dragon Ball characters but that's where the connection ended. Blue Dragon has homes and hospitals right out of Dragon Ball and that is awesome shit.
31 Aug 2007, 08:42 AM
Brand X

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

EDIT: wait, you played for thirty hours and still didn't like where it was going? The fuck? Did you start catching monsters and shit?

Yep, I did, and that just wasn't fun. The boring/nearly non existent story line, the cookie cutter "we did this in 1989" battle system, and random battles every 10 seconds up the ass were what killed the experience for me. I can say that the characters and visuals were nice, but that's about where my positive thinking ends. The game didn't bring a single thing new to the RPG genre, and I still to this day cannot understand all the praise it was getting.
31 Aug 2007, 10:03 AM
Thief Silver

The only thing Dragon Quest VIII did that I think was really cool, is having the bonus dungeon actually connected to the story.
31 Aug 2007, 03:23 PM
Opaque

Blue Dragon is the most abusable game I've ever seen.

You can make a barrier that lets you instantly kill things and still be rewarded with SP and have your classes level up. I'm running around killing enemies with the barrier to level up a class that has no stat upgrades but give you a skill that allows you to equip extra skill slots.

So basically I do nothing and after an hour of this I'll be able to equip ten abilities instead if 3 and my guys will all be monsters crazy early.

I love this game.
31 Aug 2007, 03:59 PM
Frogacuda

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

Blue Dragon is the most abusable game I've ever seen.

You can make a barrier that lets you instantly kill things and still be rewarded with SP and have your classes level up. I'm running around killing enemies with the barrier to level up a class that has no stat upgrades but give you a skill that allows you to equip extra skill slots.

So basically I do nothing and after an hour of this I'll be able to equip ten abilities instead if 3 and my guys will all be monsters crazy early.

I love this game.

Boy, that does sound fun.
31 Aug 2007, 04:19 PM
Opaque

It's not really fun.

Somehow though, I love getting new abilities every few minutes and just mowing through enemies on the field. You absolutely don't need to do this to play the game, I just figured since I could I would, since I love being overpowered in RPGs.
31 Aug 2007, 04:23 PM
Frogacuda

I never had the urge to overlevel in RPGs. Sucks all the fun out of the game.
31 Aug 2007, 04:24 PM
Compass

2 Attachment(s)

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...1&d=1188588192

I need Kluke merchandise. Can't find any dolls...

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...1&d=1188588192

Face plate is actually pretty classy. Play-asia's sold out, though.
31 Aug 2007, 04:35 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frogacuda

I never had the urge to overlevel in RPGs. Sucks all the fun out of the game.

Well my level is still the same so it's not like I could walk right through the final dungeon or anything.

But it'll still be nice when all my guys counter attack every move when I'm only like 5% through the game. That's awesome shit.
31 Aug 2007, 04:39 PM
StriderKyo

Quote:

Originally Posted by bVork

There are no random battles on the overworld in any Ultima game.

I'm not sure what you by this, of course there were. The very first one was a pain-filled gauntlet of enemies chasing you down like a dog the second you left town, killing your whole party and leaving you stranded without enough money to resurrect anyone. Great stuff.
31 Aug 2007, 05:27 PM
Thief Silver

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

Well my level is still the same so it's not like I could walk right through the final dungeon or anything.

But it'll still be nice when all my guys counter attack every move when I'm only like 5% through the game. That's awesome shit.

It's cool at first but eventually the game gets boring if you do that lol.
31 Aug 2007, 05:38 PM
bVork

Quote:

Originally Posted by StriderKyo

I'm not sure what you by this, of course there were. The very first one was a pain-filled gauntlet of enemies chasing you down like a dog the second you left town, killing your whole party and leaving you stranded without enough money to resurrect anyone. Great stuff.

I meant random battles in the Final Fantasy style, where you cannot see the enemies on the overworld before they attack you.

And what are you talking about, "very first one"? There was no party in Ultima 1. It was just you against the world.
01 Sep 2007, 12:54 AM
bbobb

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

Well my level is still the same so it's not like I could walk right through the final dungeon or anything.

Actually, yeah you could.

Your class levels and abilities can be more important then your level. If you overlevel your classes and get the good skills early the game is a joke.

Also be aware that the difference between being the right level for a dungeon and being over leveled is usually just one level. A dungeon can be tough at 10, but instantly become a joke at 11. So if you're in the habit of fighting everything like I am you get extremely overleveled quickly and it sucks.
01 Sep 2007, 01:01 AM
Thief Silver

This sounds like a game that would benefit from enemies leveling with you.
01 Sep 2007, 12:46 PM
Opaque

See, but I love being overpowered. It rocks.
01 Sep 2007, 05:19 PM
Saint of Killers

You still haven't made a convincing argument as to why completely removing all challenge from a game is fun.
01 Sep 2007, 05:29 PM
Dyne

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint of Killers

You still haven't made a convincing argument as to why completely removing all challenge from a game is fun.

since when have RPG's ever been "challenging"?
01 Sep 2007, 05:46 PM
Rumpy

He just likes crushing things.
01 Sep 2007, 05:51 PM
Dyne

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rumpy

He just likes crushing things.

my <3 for you is like CRUSH........

http://i1.tinypic.com/52un9jc.jpg
01 Sep 2007, 05:57 PM
Nash

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint of Killers

You still haven't made a convincing argument as to why completely removing all challenge from a game is fun.

Why does he have to?
01 Sep 2007, 06:48 PM
Port

I think I have to get this game now because everything that Opaque likes about the game agrees what I would like about a traditional JRPG. I'm also a sucker.
01 Sep 2007, 06:55 PM
Compass

I'm a couple hours in and already pretty bored of the battles. :sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat::sweat:

I'm trying to sneak past the enemies now. :red:
01 Sep 2007, 07:17 PM
Thief Silver

Someone go buy Wild Arms 5 instead and tell me how it is.
01 Sep 2007, 09:46 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint of Killers

You still haven't made a convincing argument as to why completely removing all challenge from a game is fun.

I didn't realize I was supposed to be doing that.

I was just talking about my own experience, I don't think anyone else should play the way I am.
02 Sep 2007, 12:58 AM
magnifiedplaid

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thief Silver

Someone go buy Wild Arms 5 instead and tell me how it is.

If Wild Arms 5 has the same battle system as part 4, then I'll be purchasing it when I get my next pay check. WA4 was my favorite game the year that it was released...so I'll give everyone a heads up about part 5 once I get it.
02 Sep 2007, 11:17 AM
Thief Silver

The review I read pretty much said every other game was shit, but 5 fixes all the problems with the other game.

The Hex system is in there but supposedly is a crap load better.

But that fact you liked 4 may be a bad sign.
02 Sep 2007, 02:15 PM
magnifiedplaid

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thief Silver

The review I read pretty much said every other game was shit, but 5 fixes all the problems with the other game.

The Hex system is in there but supposedly is a crap load better.

But that fact you liked 4 may be a bad sign.

I thought 4 was a very entertaining game... mostly because of the platforming and hex battle system. The characters were also cheerful, in that Skies of Arcadia type of way...not all "doom and gloom its the end of the world as we know it" like most other main characters in RPGs.

I'll be checking out part 5 to see if its any better or worse than 4.
02 Sep 2007, 04:36 PM
Compass

Quote:

Originally Posted by magnifiedplaid

...not all "doom and gloom its the end of the world as we know it" like most other main characters in RPGs.

There's plenty of modern RPGs with cheerful central characters. I don't think "most other" is really accurate anymore, if it ever was.
02 Sep 2007, 05:17 PM
Opaque

Mural Town completely justifies Blue Dragon.
02 Sep 2007, 09:01 PM
Melf

I just got there this afternoon.

After about 11 hours, I can honestly say that this game rocks. I know everyone here expects every RPG released to push the genre forward, but I'm content to play a traditional JRPG, old school style. I loved DQ 8, and this is as close as there is on the 360. Great stuff!
02 Sep 2007, 09:05 PM
Saint of Killers

Quote:

Originally Posted by Melf

I know everyone here expects every RPG released to push the genre forward

It's not that as much as people don't expect to be playing SNES RPGs on the 360.
02 Sep 2007, 10:30 PM
Melf

Then the answer's simple: Don't buy it. :)

I don't mind playing a traditional RPG, and I really don't care if the game is a SNES RPG with modern presentation. I'm enjoying it.
02 Sep 2007, 10:52 PM
Compass

Hear hear!
03 Sep 2007, 02:08 AM
Opaque

Just finished disk one.

This game is great and I love it.
03 Sep 2007, 03:38 AM
Jetman

After playing through the demo, I cant get that damn boss music out of my head.

The presentation and design on a lot of the enemies is really good, but the repetition of the usual jrpg grind got under my skin. The Barrier thing seemed like a good way to counter that repetition though. Ill give the full game a shot later when I have more patience...maybe by then a patch will come out that replaces the boss music....with anything...Id settle for it being muted but sound effects on...
03 Sep 2007, 11:58 AM
Opaque

I love the Boss theme.

The first time I heard it I couldn't understand what the big deal was. But after the second time I was hooked.
03 Sep 2007, 12:39 PM
KB BLACKLION

i'm watching my boy play it now...and it's smooth as hell and no way Xbox could run it this smooth...edges are polished well and very fluid..nice game and with the mega 60+ hours of gameplay, what a great experience lies ahead..
03 Sep 2007, 12:45 PM
Brand X

Is it necessary to use bold italic text and separate your thoughts with "..."?
03 Sep 2007, 12:53 PM
nameless_one

Why do I lack the privileges/access to just look at KB BLACKLION profile? Anyone else's I can view, except his.
03 Sep 2007, 01:09 PM
mannerbot

New member.
03 Sep 2007, 01:24 PM
KB BLACKLION

"..." not necessary, just how l do it...
03 Sep 2007, 01:26 PM
KB BLACKLION

best part of game is the f'n boss music!!
03 Sep 2007, 01:28 PM
Brand X

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION

"..." not necessary, just how l do it...

There are such things are full sentences and proper punctuation. Learn how to use them.
03 Sep 2007, 01:29 PM
bbobb

Somebody needs introduced to the banstick.
03 Sep 2007, 01:40 PM
KB BLACKLION

Are you people serious? Puncutation and full sentences? Give me a break. It's an open forum, shut up and deal with it. Grade that sentence jack ass.
03 Sep 2007, 01:42 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION

i'm watching my boy play it now...and it's smooth as hell and no way Xbox could run it this smooth...edges are polished well and very fluid..nice game and with the mega 60+ hours of gameplay, what a great experience lies ahead..

Box Drink 2.0 imo
03 Sep 2007, 01:43 PM
bbobb

This idiot makes me think I need to change my avatar now.
03 Sep 2007, 01:44 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION

Are you people serious? Puncutation and full sentences? Give me a break. It's an open forum, shut up and deal with it. Grade that sentence jack ass.

An open forum Nick pays for.

If no one likes you the chances of you staying are slim. I can't count the number of new kids banned because they post like this is aim.
03 Sep 2007, 01:44 PM
bbobb

Quote:

Originally Posted by Opaque

Box Drink 2.0 imo

I remember Box Drink.

God you fucking sucked ass.
03 Sep 2007, 01:47 PM
Brand X

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION

Are you people serious? Puncutation and full sentences? Give me a break. It's an open forum, shut up and deal with it. Grade that sentence jack ass.

See, you're learning already. Now was it so hard not to type like you're a third grader?
03 Sep 2007, 01:47 PM
Opaque

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbobb

I remember Box Drink.

God you fucking sucked ass.

It's true.

That was 5 years ago, though.
03 Sep 2007, 02:01 PM
Port

This noob is going places.
03 Sep 2007, 02:05 PM
Opaque

Like GameFAQs?
03 Sep 2007, 02:32 PM
bbobb

So I guess I've made a friend.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION via PM

That avatar is awesome! I play that game on my emulator all the time. You think the movie will come together well? And what's this banstick? I'm sure its some recognition of my lack of knowing the ropes here. But I've got thick skin, fire away! Do you or did you read the GI Joe Marvel run or any newer or current runs?.

Yippy for me.
03 Sep 2007, 02:36 PM
Compass

Keep this gayness out of the Blue Dragon thread, pls.

~ By the way, the Japanese voice for Marumaro is kawaii to the extreme! I wish it was coming from a cuter character. I'd prolly swoon and die, though, so perhaps it's for the better. ~
03 Sep 2007, 02:38 PM
Brand X

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbobb

So I guess I've made a friend.

I didn't. :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION via PM

Well I think I just learned the hard way what a banstick is. Listen I meant no disrespect on my typing ability. So I can respect the forum and play nice. I really like this forum and am not trying to ruffle feathers. If you wanna bury me fine but it's not right to "bully" noobs, you were here once too.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

gayness....Blue Dragon

YOU'RE SO RIGHT!
03 Sep 2007, 02:39 PM
bbobb

Quote:

Originally Posted by Compass

Keep this gayness out of the Blue Dragon thread, pls.

This is a 10,000,000x better game then Blue Dragon will ever be.
03 Sep 2007, 02:46 PM
Jetman

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbobb

So I guess I've made a friend.

Yippy for me.

LOVE CONNECTION, wooooo

Quote:

Originally Posted by KB BLACKLION

bbobb, say FAREWELL TO MY WORM
03 Sep 2007, 03:16 PM
Opaque

Chux gave him the red card.

<3 Chux!

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