Furnaceface posted:

My brother convinced me to get Valheim and I have honestly been enjoying it a ton as a multiplayer game with a group of about 7 of us.

Normally I avoid survival games but this one feels different somehow.

Furnaceface posted:

Dangerous Person posted:

I am the sock puppet account of Wark Say

Furnaceface posted:

My bar colours get progressively bigger, which I dont get since it feels like Im posting less not more.

Willo567 posted:

what is everyones personal least favorite dub? doesn't even have to be considered bad, just one you find disappointing.

mine is zls, because a lot of the girls sound too old, and sakura, saki, ai and yugiri sound the same.

plus, no offense to the va, but sakura in the dub doesn't have the same energy as the japanes va.

Sakurazuka posted:

All Of Them

Sakurazuka posted:

All Of Them

Sakurazuka posted:

All Of Them

Willo567 posted:

what is everyones personal least favorite dub? doesn't even have to be considered bad, just one you find disappointing.

mine is zls, because a lot of the girls sound too old, and sakura, saki, ai and yugiri sound the same.

plus, no offense to the va, but sakura in the dub doesn't have the same energy as the japanes va.

Julias posted:

A lot of Japanese anime is dubbed too.

But to be serious, usually the Japanese performances are better than the English ones in my experience, but there are plenty of english performances that rival or surpass the Japanese performer. Chris Patton's performance as Satou in the dub of Welcome to the NHK sells the character way more than his Japanese VA, Yutaka Soizumi, does. Sometimes the Dub will add to the experience by adding to a much more dry script and dialogue, which allows for better characterization of the cast-a good example of this is Yu Yu Hakusho, where I think the dub is just straight up better than the sub for both the performances and how the dialogue helps characterize the cast. Similarly, although I prefer the subs to Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, a lot of people prefer the dub because of the increased vulgarity of the characters dialogue, which matches the aesthetic of the show.

homeless snail posted:

https://files.catbox.moe/7qzq1r.mp4

Julias posted:

A lot of Japanese anime is dubbed too.

But to be serious, usually the Japanese performances are better than the English ones in my experience, but there are plenty of english performances that rival or surpass the Japanese performer. Chris Patton's performance as Satou in the dub of Welcome to the NHK sells the character way more than his Japanese VA, Yutaka Soizumi, does. Sometimes the Dub will add to the experience by adding to a much more dry script and dialogue, which allows for better characterization of the cast-a good example of this is Yu Yu Hakusho, where I think the dub is just straight up better than the sub for both the performances and how the dialogue helps characterize the cast. Similarly, although I prefer the subs to Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, a lot of people prefer the dub because of the increased vulgarity of the characters dialogue, which matches the aesthetic of the show.

AlternateNu posted:

You’re the first English speaker I’ve seen admit to preferring the Japanese dub of P&SwG.

You’re weird.

sinky posted:

Need those rolled Rs.

dogsicle posted:

the rahxephon dub seemed pretty bad from the two episodes i tried

also i can't get into the ttgl dub

Droyer posted:

Ok here's a story I'd like you to write:

It's about *shuffles around in hat* you *shuffles again* not posting.

sinky posted:

Need those rolled Rs.

Sakurazuka posted:

All Of Them

Mentat Radnor posted:

I like the Baccano dub better than the original audio, partly because the English VAs did a great job and partly because it all takes place in like 1920s/30s USA and having a bunch of New York gangsters speaking Japanese just doesn't fit the setting at all.

But besides that,

AlternateNu posted:

You’re the first English speaker I’ve seen admit to preferring the Japanese dub of P&SwG.

You’re weird.