Comments | yaminokaitou: Writer's Block: Do-over!

yaminokaitou

Writer's Block: Do-over!

May 26, 2010 18:46

writer's block, videogames, rl, advice, code geass

Comments 6

mossygirl May 26 2010, 14:05:28 UTC

Actually, R2 has *four* parts, so it would be $80. Bandai really changed everything about R2's release ... and not in a good way *still mad at them* Personally, I don't think that's a good enough price, but like I said, I have some animosity toward Bandai (mostly for not releasing the R2 picture dramas). I dunno; it *is* half off, so it really depends on how much you want the singles.

Princess Crown~ that's too bad about it not being voiced. I'd like to play it myself someday, but ... *is not good with furigana-free kanji*

yaminokaitou May 26 2010, 15:38:07 UTC

che. Forget that then. I liked R2, but not enough to shell out 80 USD for it.

koyaaniisqatsi May 27 2010, 00:31:29 UTC

Eeeee~ that's a lot of money, save the eps and rip them yourself? 8D

yaminokaitou May 27 2010, 02:41:13 UTC

For Code Geass, 60 is not bad, especially since we used to pay 20 per DVD. But 80 is more than I can take.

roseice May 27 2010, 01:22:03 UTC

I kinda regretted buying Princess Crown. It's an old game and the battle system is so... clunky and like you said, no voices, so.

aelvana May 29 2010, 03:01:58 UTC

Hm, R2 for $80 is a bit more than I'd want to pay, although the half off is tempting... *shrugs* R2 was too much crack, though. At least S1 had something of a coherent plot. ^^ Though complaining about Geass being a train wreck feels rather ironic.

Thinking about the do-over.... actually probably not. There are a lot of things I wish had been different, but God's done so much with those times that if I lost them I would also lose all the good things that resulted. Part of who you are is who you were born as; part of it's how you were raised. So changing that would be changing me....

Though if I had the opportunity to study abroad, that would have been nice. I didn't want to take on that much debt and I didn't want to spend the time to try for scholarships (and be caught with debt anyway if they didn't come through).