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Chris Knight posted:No poo poo, what a righteous gal. Whenever my roommate walks in and I'm watching this he just says something about the animation style and says he'll never watch it. the heathen.
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Komrade Hitlerstalin posted:I mean in principle I don't know why people want to keep around AVI after Matroska came into its own because winamp doesn't play mkv and I like adding things to my massive thousand hours of anime playlist that I've had going for a couple years now. It's like a diary of what I've watched and other players have less convenient playlist stuffs. 
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Komrade Hitlerstalin posted:Well you're weird and who uses Winamp to watch videos anyway? I mean live and let live, but how can something in this day and age not play MKVs? I would think the drawbacks outweigh the benefits in that scenario. even windows picture and fax viewer plays mkv files (albeit without softsub support) 
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Funny Bunny posted:I am currently working my way through the original series, making sure not to watch too many episodes at a time to enjoy the show as long as possible. I have just seen episode 82 and wow, I completely did not see Yang's death coming at all this early. It has been a long time since the death of an anime character actually affected me, but this show has definitely succeeded in it, especially because of the way in which it was presented; nearly without any buildup. I wonder how the nearly thirty remaining episodes will fare without his presence. I think that Kircheis dying was a more significant event. There was no one that could fill his shoes. Things would have gone much differently had he stayed alive.
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Definitely Fahrenheit no but really Reuental. Kircheis second place, assuming he was an admiral at some point which I don't recall.
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Eiba posted:Does anyone know how to make the text display properly? I could have sworn I already installed some sort of east-asian language pack, but I can't be sure. I don't know any Japanese, but it'd be easier to decipher consistent runes than random garble.
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Sep 28, 2008 10:23
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Between the time Yang dies and the end of the show there were very few points where I thought "Things would be different if he were around". As opposed to Kircheis, whose presence would have drasticaly altered the second half of the show and ended the series probably 20-30 episodes sooner. So really the alliance was a lot more capable of getting along without it's leaders than the empire. e: actually, the less leadership the alliance had, the better it did e2: vv Sorry about that but still, it was fansubbed years ago vv cooldude2.0 fucked around with this message at 06:26 on Oct 12, 2008 |
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Oct 11, 2008 23:07
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patricius posted:Kircheis and the magic zephyr particles, for one; genius commanders: 2 scientists: 0
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Oct 12, 2008 06:31
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holy recycled animation. I just watched half a dozen ships blow up half a dozen times.
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Nov 6, 2008 05:45
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Slaapaav posted:One minor complaint: How the gently caress does the incompetent Alliance military survive a 150 year war before Yang Wenli starts to unfuck things? I have only seen the first 16 episodes, so maybe there is an explanation later on.
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Watching the movie later as a prequel is also nice because it's like Oh yeah, Kircheis. He was a really cool guy. Which is a fitting way to wrap up a long series in which his death is the most significant event.
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Nate RFB posted:I'd argue that at least one other character's death is way, way more significant. Or at least it had more impact.
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