He actually fucking did it

Me too oh jesus

Also this guy has a fuckin' wishlist on his Steam profile and is looking for handouts smh

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Played pugs I did terribly in. Got closer to my 100% run on Ys 1. Nightmare difficulty is gonna be a bitch.

Learn Python, then C++. Get the fuck out of open before this game dies so I can at least say "I wasn't a totally helpless dipshit"

I don't know why you hold him in high regard excluding the fact that he started cooking up the mod that spawned the entire Team Fortress family, but he's a prime example of the Peter Principle. The instant the Sandman made it into TF2 was the day he lost his credibility regarding TF2 as it was a direct violation of the established design philosophy regarding TF2 before the Scout update. You can say all you want about "muh hats" but that was the first straw.

Arena Respawn (and in turn the idea of a pick/ban system for classes and weapons) has not demonstrated to quite a few people in this community how exactly it is a FUN competitive mode. All I hear is "it's viable and what Robin Walker would like", not that it's fun. I understand completely why no one is rushing to slob on your knob concerning testing A:R; all the mode really accomplishes is being highly similar to the pick/ban from DotA, which is a completely assbackwards considering the fact that TF2 is still a class-based arena shooter. As much as I've grown to dislike what Highlander has become over the years, it's much more representative of what a pub-competitive mode would look like than this Arena Respawn jiggery you've grown so fond of. Hell, even Mannmode is much more representative of what it would look like and that's pretty awful to play right now.

6s has been kicking around for a long-ass time with Valve giving up on helping us years ago. If we need to change anything, we need to change what we've already got, not go on some stupid quest for making everyone new to competitive play a gamemode that takes half of its gameplay from DotA by having the current userbase put themselves through the ringer.

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Man, that really sucks. I guess another option I have is the Nexus 7 or the Samsung Tab, but I doubt either of them could fit in a pants pocket anyhow.

So I've had the Samsung Galaxy Player 5 for some time now and its served me well, but the thing just doesn't have the oomph it used to and the ol' battery is starting to hold less and less of its charge. I generally use it for music, video, web access via wi-fi on the go, video game emulation, and other things (fits snug in my pants or jacket pockets) and I was wondering if anyone had something similar to the Galaxy Player 5 around the $200 price range. Less expensive is better but I'll spend what I have to in the 200s to get something that won't fall flat on its face.

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ESEA-O s7, s8, s9, s14, s15. Playing s18.
CEVO-O whatever season it was when ESEA was at s7, s4, s5
STA, UGC

Lookin' to do some fun things, scrims, demo reviews, and get feedback.

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Already listed Trails in the Sky and Ys Origins and Oath in Felghana when I gave Ultraz the list, those are generally what I'd consider must-haves that WILL go on good sales.

One of my friends liked The Sacred Tears TRUE even though that's an RPGMaker game. The Last Remnant is the stereotypical JRPG that's overly complicated and has poor in-game documentation, lots of grinding. Shining Force 1 and 2 are good ones, and together they're ~$6 even though they're not on sale. Agarest Zero is much more focused on combat from the original (Generations of War) IIRC and the base game is currently 40% off (but has almost $29 worth of DLC). I'd suggest reading BitInn's review of Agarest Generations of War if you're on the fence about it and Zero. Sadly, the Carpe Fulgur pack has not gone on sale for two years now because every time it comes up in the vote, it gets beat down by people who piss themselves whenever they see ~*~ANIME~*~, which is a shame because all three games in the pack are pretty good entry-level JRPG games. Valkyria Chronicles is more Real Time Tactics than JRPG but I'd include it. That might show up on the last day for $15 since it sold well even during the sale.

One Way Heroics is a roguelike a whole lot more than a JRPG, by the way.

I actually dunno what you have besides a PC so I kept it to stuff you can get on PC

• Paper Mario 64 (Super easy to emulate these days, one of the most charming and accessible JRPGs available)
  
• Paper Mario and The Thousand Year Door
  
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky (sequels are coming to Steam soon)
  
• Ys 1, 2, Oath in Felghana, Origins
  
• Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga & Bowser's Inside Story
  
• Recettear

When Akiba's Trip comes to Steam, pick that up too.

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PAGING MONKEYSUIT AND MUSTARD. WE HAVE A MISSION.

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