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Logy was distraught about getting caught shirtless... but he was wearing a shirt? I didn't see any burn marks in that picture, either. Did we get a censored version of a shirtless dude for some reason?
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Ayesha didn't need any fanservice with a soundtrack like that, holy poo poo.
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Oct 29, 2014 02:21
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I was seeing blank, black screenshots too.
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Nov 10, 2014 22:20
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Tarezax posted:Well, personally, I think it fits him ameowzingly well. Double  . Good job.
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Nov 15, 2014 18:39
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Fight it.
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Lots of black screens in the update again.
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Nov 23, 2014 17:12
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Do keep in mind the Arland trilogy is available on the Vita if you've got one. The hostile occupation of your PS3 or its accompanying TV doesn't have to stop you!
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Tarezax posted:This is Gust, the company that made up entire languages to sing the important music in for the Ar series games. I want to point out that Tarezax is underselling this a bit. They have made 4 separate languages for it by now: Hymmnos, Pastalie, Carmela Formeluna, and Ar Ciela (with two dialects). I'm going to sound very critical in these short descriptions, but I wanna point out that I am rather impressed with the amount of thought and work put into all this as part of the lore. Hymmnos is the most ... straightforward, I guess? It's certainly the one with the most information available. Emotion is a required component of every sentence. It's kind of an odd mix of English, German, Japanese, and Sanskrit. There's a few cognates you can pick out here and there, but the grammar's totally cracked out if you're trying to pidgin it from those. Pastalian shares some 'backwards compatibility' with Hymmnos but is based around "emotion verbs" and "emotion vowels" within other words. When you see it written out in English transliteration, the capitalization looks like a loving mess. Carmela Formeluna is a special kind of linguistic nightmare; each letter of each word is an entire concept, so a sentence is condensed into a single word's length. It has no set vocabulary, and is entirely dependent on the speaker's interpretation. Blegh. Ar Ciela is the new games' addition, though being as it's a prequel miniseries, it's chronologically older. The "public" version of it is "limited" to sounds audible by human ears - and because that's actually a limiting factor, nobody bothers to try understanding this version of the language, because that range of sounds is somehow not enough to convey the meanings. Good gravy. If any of you are language nerds that find any of this interesting like I do, you can read more here. On the one hand, obvious spoilers, but on the other, I definitely can't recommend actually jumping into the series for everyone.  ..... What was the point I was going for...? Oh right. Yeah, don't ever assume anything you hear in a Gust game is meaningless noise. It may not be worth your time to figure out what they're saying, but chances are it does mean something. 
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Dec 21, 2014 07:08
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That very last CG in the true ending was.... uh. It looked fine with the text box there, outside of the tail, and then as soon as it drops the box for the "FIN." version, bam! There's Escha's cleavage. Maybe it looks better in the video with the text box popping in and out? I haven't watched it cause I'm at work.
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I actually found this game's main soundtrack much worse than that of Ayesha; it has maybe 3 really good tunes, one of which is a remix of one of Ayesha's. The vocal album, on the other hand, kicks Ayesha's vocal album's rear end. The only really amazing vocal track Ayesha had was Thorns, with the vocal version of... was it Altair? being a passable track, and the rest forgettable/bad. More than half of this game's vocal album is good stuff. I especially love the final boss theme and Sky of Twilight. E: Oh, that youtube page finally loaded and you were talking about Ayesha's OST to begin with. Yeah, it was great.
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Lunar Suite posted:Mana Khemia 2 is aneurysm-inducingly anime, though. The main characters are sort of anime spice girls - we have Snarky Spice, Tsundere Spice, Deadpan Spice, Retarded Spice and Mascot Spice. It was kind of disappointing after the first one, in many ways.
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