I just feel as though there needs to be more of a defined goal right from the start. So far finding Outworlders and freeing the Dragon have been those things, but those are quite vague goals, especially

Personally I'd probably never find content such as asset flips or games such as Hatred or this school shooter game if it wasn't for news coverage from gaming websites and youtubers. I usually find my steam

For sure, even this article addresses meta fatigue. There's no one correct way to make a game, and I have a great deal of respect for games like the ones you mentioned for being able to present very choicey

I kinda disagree with a lot of that. The fact that the monsters try to kill you on sight despite being goofballs is exactly where the grey area lies. They need the soul of a human in order to escape the

Well, a TV show can't include viewer choice like a game can. TV is also really expensive. I otherwise agree though, however in my case I'd rather they devote their resources to creating a visual novel

I'm glad to hear Curie is working to actively improve their system. I shouldn't really be surprised, but it's a good thing to hear from one of their key members regardless! I must admit, despite being

I think the Steemit developers and the community their system creates is the unfortunate problem here- much as I appreciate what Curie is doing, as you've said, it's unreasonable to assume that Curie will

Man, this was another review that helped me discover an anime way back in the day. A good thing too, since Evangelion is my favourite anime of all time. I might have been afraid to touch it because of

I think it may have been watching this review way back when that convinced me to go out and get Cowboy Bebop on Blu-Ray. One of my better purchasing decisions, for sure. Even though I watched this in the

I agree, yeah, there's definitely a culture of jumping on the bandwagon, where people just make fun of SAO without really thinking for themselves. Perhaps because they see it's the cool thing to do, or

"Regarding the topic, I can understand why many people hate the show but some or most of them are just doing it for the laugh, honestly it is still above most of the anime series that are produced

Steins;Gate seems to operate on a logic wherein Okabe building a phone wave tomorrow wouldn't result in time being changed until tomorrow actually happens, but someone like Suzuha can arrive from the future

Yeah, it doesn't do so in a direct or mean spirited way, that's what I like about it. You did a good job on your parody video, too! You're really improving.

Yeah, I 100% agree there. There's so many interesting stories you can tell with idols that anime almost seems to be afraid to touch, stuff like Perfect Blue. Geez, I've had Perfect Blue sitting around

Mmm, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying Idol culture in general shouldn't exist. Maybe I'd respect that industry more if there was more of a focus on the music instead of cultivating a persona for these

It helps for me that the dungeons in P4 are directly involved in the development/introductions of new party members, whereas in P5 some of the dungeon owners can feel a little bit underdeveloped. I think

A better story than P4 to work with? Hmmmmm I don't know about that! Maybe for the first half. I'd be happy to talk more about that with you when that discussion doesn't involve such heavy spoilers. I've

I feel like the process of adaption has become so commonplace in the anime industry that I'm fairly sure these anime are just made on reflex, 'because that's how it's done'. Like creating an anime adaption

It's a shame to hear that Tokyo Ghoul went so downhill after the first season. I thought the first season had some great ideas and some excellent episodes (namely the first few episodes and the final episode)

My hope is that as Curie and similar curation groups grow larger, that people will eventually start adopting their philosophy more and start relying less on bots. Then as you said, I'm sure Steemit will