Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

I swear every single time I log out for a while, I always end up returning to the weirdest conversation topics. Nothing against the people in them of course, I just find the coincidence to be funny is all.

@Fizza Hey, there's nothing weird about waifus. (Just kidding, yup this converstion is weird.)

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Hey, out of interest what region do you set your Nintendo and PlayStation accounts to? Also, nice fake outrage.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Ah, okay just wondered. Will you be making any post Christmas purchases?

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Eh, understandable. I do fell like you kind of wasted your money on that DVD though (It's mediocre in my opinion and tends to be on TV quite often round here.)

Okay, gotta go play Xenoblade Chronicles 3 now.

@Fizza Same

Whenever I'm checking what's going on, I find out that there is much going on indeed.

Sad to hear about the death of Pele. As someone who didn't follow sports to much when I was kid I can say that Pele was one of the first pro athletes I remember hearing about. By the that time Pele was long since retired but I had a soccer coach as a kid that was a big fan of him. He would tells us about his playstyle and such.

Such a huge lost to the sporting world. Condolences to his family, friends and fans. May he rest in peace.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika I have no idea what this is, I am a bit afraid and quite intrigued.

@Tasuki I read a ton of football books as a kid and every time Pele came up in them, I marvelled at the way they described him: the effortlessness in which he controlled the ball, the efficiency of his scoring capabilities and all the little things he did outside of football to help wherever he could captured my heart from a very young age. I later ended up watching many of his matches and it felt like everything I had imagined about him as a child came to life in front my eyes. I don't think I'll ever be able to fully put into words what the guy meant to me as a lifelong fan of the sport and his presence, just like Maradona, is going to be missed for the rest of time. Rest In Peace to the best the footballing world has ever seen.

I must really suck at XC3, I got stuck twice in an early game Hero quest (The Zeon one on hard difficulty). Also, I must have the worst solution ever to being stuck, I just add more healers (I eventually beat Consul B with 1 attacker (Noah, Swordguy (forgot the name of his original class)), 2 tanks (Lanz and Zeon in their original classes) and everyone else was a healer.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Oh, I know but once I'm in a battle it's annoying to quit and have to go back to the last landmark. Anyway, it was funny to hear about your Astofloo problem, but it's 11:30PM here so I've got to go to bed now.

I’ve played like 2 and a half hours of xenoblade 3 and the game hasn’t started yet… so back to deltarune I guess.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika Wait...If I'm reading that right, half of Disney's content is actually gated to Hulu? I technically have "free" Hulu with ads through my Spotify Premium sub, but I don't use it. Part of the reason I used to not stream was because my internet was terrible, but that's thankfully no longer the case. Fiber is a godsend.

@Sunsy That's right, I forgot Roku TVs are a thing lol. Spotify is very functional even when it's free, but I couldn't stand the skip limit (I'm picky sometimes) and absolutely hate ads. Half the reason I use it in my car is because I can't stand the plethora of radio ads these days.

I hope to get to them in the next few months, though I don't want to play Legends: Arceus too close to when Tears of the Kingdom releases since they're both action/adventure titles, though one will definitely be more open world. I think it's about time to move on to my "long" winter RPG pick after I get a couple of shorter games out of the way.

@Sunsy
I see you have ever tried out some never before played games but you rarely talk it about.
Btw, since you played a lot on Steam or PC, you might like to try Dance Dance Revolution Grand Prix on PC if you like to play other Rhythm games as it was the only home version of DDR A3 Arcade by Konami. It has more than 700 songs. If I remembered correctly, there are some Vocaloid songs on DDR Grand Prix / DDR A3 Arcade, as well the TOHO Eurobeat songs like Cirno Perfect Math Class, Guilty Diamonds, No Life Queen, etc.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika and how did it go?

This thread feels like a moving train where you need to know when to jump in or you will just bounce off

This was the most moving this I have ever read, everyone, please, watch the video, like and subscribe as well.

I hope I have a new pfp ready by New Years, we'll see.

@Anti-Matter Color me surprised, I don't see any Dance Dance Revolution games on Steam. Not that it matters, I actually don't have room for a dance mat. My home is on the small side. Haven't been able to use the Wii Balance Board for the few games that use it either. I miss playing Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll with it.

@EaglyTheKawaiiShika That's fine, it was just a nice gesture someone who helps mom with online orders did. No need to overthink it. I never seen a full episode of Paw Patrol, so I can't speak on the show itself.

Yeah, despite DDLC's content, it just made me check out some more VNs that weren't with the elements DDLC had, and genuinely enjoyed them.

Smurfs: Mission Vileaf and My Little Pony: A Maretime Bay Adventure are quality licensed games IMO. To me, in order to be a good licensed game, it has to do a good job capturing the series it's based off of, while still being a good, fun game to play. Smurfs: Mission Vileaf did just that IMHO, just ended up being a good platformer based off the cartoon and comic series, adopts The Lost Village-style looks for graphics. To compare, Smurfs 2 on Wii U, was just a generic platformer with Smurfs in it.