sungahymn

I dabbled in a game called Mystic Messenger. It's what's called an otome game, or a dating sim for girls. I'm a guy though so it was more an exercise of curiosity than anything. Visual novels are among my favorite genres, you see.

The game was more or less like how you described texting games in general: text conversations, notifications, the works. My memory is a little fuzzy but I think there was a limit to how many conversations you could have each day and you had to choose which guy you wanted to talk to and eventually have a romantic relationship, which I never got to since I dropped the game after a few days.

Conversations were either one on one dialogues like I said earlier or group chat story events. You could choose which response you wanted to say at almost every opportunity the game gave you. Writing was a little corny and hashed out, but Mystic Messenger did a good job creating the illusion that you were actually in a chatroom, with random asides, remarks, and emojis constantly happening. The very first chatroom conversation in the game actually goes on a ten minute tangent completely seperate from the main topic. I remmember those aspects pretty fondly. Eventually things felt played out and rote and the limited conversations and random notifications got annoying, so I never went back to it.

Almost never. Most I do is give random thoughts on chat. Whole months pass between actual forum posts.

I have been listening to Final Fantasy X's music since it came out and I have enjoyed every second of it. My favorites are Besaid Island and The Splendid Performance.

Close second is Final Fantasy XII, which is very distinctive, and XIV and XV tied for third.

Yeah, you can tell I'm one of the relatively newer fans.

At least the sprites were put to good use in 8-Bit Theatre.

That's incredibly weird.

I think your best bet is to just contact Playstation support and inform them about what happened. They might not be aware of the problem until a user like you lodges an inquiry. Make sure to use the number or email from the official website, or you might get scammed. You are discussing a purchase, after all.

Never watched Robocop but

I'd buy that for a dollar.

I try to be as precise with my words as possible, so for the most part I use the word "couple" when I mean "2."

Getting my ass kicked by the final boss, so I'm just doing side quests. There seem to be unique scenes for almost all of the Rare Blades, which I only found out like 50 hours in. Which makes my piss poor luck with the Core lottery all the more painful.

Xenoblade 2 is slightly disappointing in some aspects, but wildly exceeds them in others. One of the more strange games I've played.

Played through the game too, and I'm in the same boat as you. Really interested to play through the game again and see the differences. I enjoyed the dub for what it was, but even an apathetic guy like me knew the voice acting and translation in general needed some work. Hell, one scene has a line voiced in Japanese when the rest of the game is in full English. And who can forget BIG HOLE?

As for the new voice work, most of it seems basically identical, with slight but noticeable improvements in quality of script and delivery. The one stand out is of course Kathleen. I'm curious how else the cast's personalities may have changed. What I'm anticipating most, however, is if the plotline has changed at all. The final act of the game in particular confused me a little in the details and left me wanting for a more satisfactory conclusion. At the same time, if the translation really as shoddy as people make it out to be, it's amazing how much emotional impact the story still manages to convey, especially in the scenes with Dana.

Hm, writing all this made me realize how good that game was.

Yeah, spam is awesome. Whenever I have it, it's usually with egg 'n' rice (a bowl of rice mixed with raw egg, sesame oil, and soy sauce). So kinda a mix of west and east cuisine.