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[Zeroth Angel]

Hah! For a moment I though you're making fun of me. Ok, the artstyle isn't as cool as Valkyria Chronicles, but someday I might give it a chance. (7% of probability to watch!)

Well for now it has my recommendation. I doubt that Ufotable could somehow **** up the adaptation but you never know.

[Zeroth Angel]

@Shinji

 

 

 

Finished Inquistion.

 

Loved it.

 

Gave my criticism on it though.

 

Just for BioWare to ponder on if they ever read it.

 

http://forum.bioware...ticismfeedback/

 

A 60 hour game.

 

Jesus. Haven't played that in a lo-

 

Oh wait.

 

Persona 3 is at 58 and I'm sure I still have 30 hours more to go xD

 

I think that my first run through Persona 3: FES took like 86 hours (could maybe have been a little bit more though) if my memory serves me, so that would be correct yes. Mind you it's been a long time since I played that game and I don't count The Answer.

[Chewin]

DAI:

Winter Palace > TW2.. come at me bro!

 

 

 

Finished Inquistion.

 

*snip*

 

Cool to hear that you enjoyed it. Didn't read the post, ignoring spoilers of all sort since I barely followed upon DAI. But will do once I've finished the game (which might take awhile I'd bet).

[Saber Wolf]

God, is the episode ever gonna update on Kissanime!? GRAAAH!

 

EDIT: lol, just as I posted this it got up. Yay!

 

More like slap both Archer and Shirou in the face. While they both follow a similar belief system, which diverges into opposing views on how to follow and act upon it, they are both respectively rather obstinate over it. Understandable for sure and I can see their viewpoints, but their stubbornness is a weakness and being on a conflict with each other (while intriguing) helps no one. Shirou at least displays the capacity to change, Archer does not and anyone who doesn't agree are sh*t (amusing and I am looking forward to explore his motivations for it). Still though, enjoyed the episodes developments and am looking forward even more intensely than before over events to come. In addition, I am pleased over Archer's actions with Shirou. Was afraid he was "all talk". Glad to be proven wrong.

 

Yeah, fantastic episode, pleased me on a lot of aspects. Also Shirou's comment made me lol: "You know you're an idiot, and you go around calling others idiots? Idiot!" Hahaha!

 

I find it actually quite strange you wouldn't approve of Archer, considering you agreed with Kiritsugu and his utiliaristic ideology in Fate/Zero.

[CrazyRah]

Fate!

 

Spoiler

I really do like Shirou this episode and the growth that has been ongoing since the start. He's so much more than a helpless idealist now and actually do contribute quite a lot this episode. He's showcasing a mind able to function in rather stressful situations.
Shinji is creepy and got a creepy cackle! Also he sure is a coward character done right and seeing him scared out of his mind was rather unsettling because what he had to see surely was something quite disturbing and Rider apparently was on the reciving end of something rather nasty. 

 

Loving Caster up to this point and starting to be one of the characters that I'm looking forward the most to see more from!

 

 

@Bro

 

Didn't expect you to either bro 

[Chewin]

God, is the episode ever gonna update on Kissanime!? GRAAAH!

 

EDIT: lol, just as I posted this it got up. Yay!

 

 

I find it actually quite strange you wouldn't approve of Archer, considering you agreed with Kiritsugu and his utiliaristic ideology in Fate/Zero.

 

Then allow me to explain.

 

Spoiler

First off, I don't recall ever stating that I agree with Kiritsugu's ideology. While I certainly understand his viewpoints (considering his past and what the Grail entails during F/Z) it is definitely not something that has my support (nor does utilitarianism in general, even though I find the subject to be very interesting to study). The thing is, while I do personally agree that it would be a moral obligation to kill a "thousand to save a billion", usually in most cases with fiction the concept upon where this particular element is brought forward is done so unrealistically that the characters involved rarely bother to think over a third option and simply go with a "yes or no" dilemma. It is quite frankly stupid in most cases. With F/Z, Kiritsugu blindly believed that an omnipotent device would solve his problems, and this ending up not being the case was something I enjoyed within the story. 

 

This is why I am primarily favoring Shirou over Archer within this current setting in F/SN. Yes, his ideals are naive and simplistic, but he is showing the capacity to change and evolve his beliefs, and is willing to find another option and not blindly accepting what Archer puts forward (which is an aspect I admire with characters in these type of situations). However, I am enjoying Archer as a character and I definitely see his role now. While he acts as a clear opposition to Shirou in their clash of ideologies, Archer is a clever reflection on Kiritsugu which further reinforces the conflict between the two of them. While I already found the concept of Shirou's personal view on what makes someone a "hero of justice" I like how it opposes that of Kirirtsugu's (which he initially shared but lost during his path). This is reflected upon on several scenes, with Kiritsugu stating as to why he doesn't consider himself a hero and why the concept doesn't actually work. Having it taking an active role within current events with Archer and I am intrigued to see how it will develop Shirou as a character, what his ultimate belief will shape into and how he will oppose the conflicts that are taking place.

 

Oh, F/SN episode is finally up? 5 bucks there will be a Rin tsundere moment.

[Chewin]

lol, indeed. 5 minutes and there already is one. Nay, several. Aaaand I can't help but enjoy it.

[Seraphim24]

Fate/Zero had a lot of stuff but this was the key part to me.

 

 

I mean really, a sword as jet propulsion. +10 Strawberries for that one.

[Saber Wolf]

Wow, fantastic episode! Character development, varied action scenes that utilized magic differently, visually stunning, and even had small level of humor in it. Great episode for sure!

 

Then allow me to explain.

 

Spoiler

First off, I don't recall ever stating that I agree with Kiritsugu's ideology. While I certainly understand his viewpoints (considering his past and what the Grail entails during F/Z) it is definitely not something that has my support (nor does utilitarianism in general, even though I find the subject to be very interesting to study). The thing is, while I do personally agree that it would be a moral obligation to kill a "thousand to save a billion", usually in most cases with fiction the concept upon where this particular element is brought forward is done so unrealistically that the characters involved rarely bother to think over a third option and simply go with a "yes or no" dilemma. It is quite frankly stupid in most cases. With F/Z, Kiritsugu blindly believed that an omnipotent device would solve his problems, and this ending up not being the case was something I enjoyed within the story. 

 

This is why I am primarily favoring Shirou over Archer within this current setting in F/SN. Yes, his ideals are naive and simplistic, but he is showing the capacity to change and evolve his beliefs, and is willing to find another option and not blindly accepting what Archer puts forward (which is an aspect I admire with characters in these type of situations). However, I am enjoying Archer as a character and I definitely see his role now. While he acts as a clear opposition to Shirou in their clash of ideologies, Archer is a clever reflection on Kiritsugu which further reinforces the conflict between the two of them. While I already found the concept of Shirou's personal view on what makes someone a "hero of justice" I like how it opposes that of Kirirtsugu's (which he initially shared but lost during his path). This is reflected upon on several scenes, with Kiritsugu stating as to why he doesn't consider himself a hero and why the concept doesn't actually work. Having it taking an active role within current events with Archer and I am intrigued to see how it will develop Shirou as a character, what his ultimate belief will shape into and how he will oppose the conflicts that are taking place.

 

Oh, F/SN episode is finally up? 5 bucks there will be a Rin tsundere moment.

 

I see. Thank you for the clarification. And lol yeah, there definitely is. It is a guarantee

[Mr.House]

Just woke up from my nap, time for UBW.

[CrazyRah]

Just woke up from my nap, time for UBW.

 

Take it easy now gramps! Don't want you to hurt your poor old back

 

[Mr.House]

*sigh* Kids these days not respecting their senpai these days...

 

Also good to hear you enjoy DAI Sim, come on steam and talk, want to hear your opinion on some parts.

 

Time to watch glorious Dio Shinji.

[Some Geth]

Cool that Sim liked DA:I.

 

But for stuff that actually matters.

 

I won against Roxanne and got the Stone Badge.

 

Lotad, Trapinch and shiny Beldum made it super easy.

[Mr.House]

OMG that start of the episode. YESSSSS IT'S HAPPENING!

[Chewin]

So yeah, Fate.

 

Spoiler

Great episode! 

 

It is truly a joy to witness that Shirou is actively developing as a character, that he is progressing in a coherent manner and the show takes initiative to add context to every displaying factor that leads to it. Improving physically with Saber (that moment was pretty cute as well) and mentally with Rin (more tsundere moments is always welcome). It is a relief, since I was still skeptical that he would remain as an oppressed individual, but I am glad this is not the case. What I truly enjoyed was how Shirou's actions during the incident differed and reflected that with Rin's. Rin has prepared herself for what the Grail War entails, but actually witnessing actions that it can result in and being directly present is something very different and is hard to actually prepare for. Shirou is still scarred by the incident that happened in the aftermath of the previous Grail War and was able to stay cool headed throughout the whole incident (but still displaying signs of worry). It is a nice change of pace having Shirou being proactive and taking the initiative, and one that works acutely within the narrative. 

 

A tad bit disappointed with Shinji and Rider. Too early to judge it yet, since there are still opportune moments to fill in certain blanks that were left out with these two, but I hope there will be. Otherwise these two were rather terrible, both as characters and serving as displaying figures within the war.

 

Don't really need to comment on the visual aspects of the show since they are always great, but I really appreciated the level of variety within the episode, which is something I am enjoying and which I would argue is better than in Fate/Zero, considering the usage of different magical workings is greater. The show has now taken a different turn than what I saw from the 2006 version, so I am intrigued to witness how it will develop from here on. Though I am always excited for the next episode.

 

 

Anyone else got a "Saber! I choose you!" moment here?

[Mr.House]

As always, Rin and Shirou are fricking adorable together. Also like how they handled the scene with Rider, was scared they would show who killed her but they did a fantastic job with that scene. Dio Shinji as always is a loveable ******.

 

Also liking that they didn't skip the dojo scene, despite showing so much it never felt rush. Fantastic job.

 

As for Rider Chewin, she plays a bigger role in HF, she and another servant don't get alot of stuff in UBW, Shinji though is a different story.

[Chewin]

As always, Rin and Shirou are fricking adorable together. Also like how they handled the scene with Rider, was scared they would show who killed her but they did a fantastic job with that scene. Dio Shinji as always is a loveable ******.

 

Also liking that they didn't skip the dojo scene, despite showing so much it never felt rush. Fantastic job.

 

As for Rider Chewin, she plays a bigger role in HF, she and another servant don't get alot of stuff in UBW, Shinji though is a different story.

 

The show has indeed done a superb job on integrating scenes in a coherent manner on itself, and it is pleasing to hear that it is doing justice to the VN. 

 

So I've heard, but as I've stated previously, I do find it vital that the show manages to add layers to its characters, since I am judging it as a show. E.g. UBW has done a capable job so far in establishing a working relationship between Saber and Shirou (and her as a character) in its first cour of the series and is way better than what DEEN did, despite having them as the main focus in the narrative. This is something I respect and I find important that the show does. 

[Mr.House]

The show has indeed done a superb job on integrating scenes in a coherent manner on itself, and it is pleasing to hear that it is doing justice to the VN. 

 

So I've heard, but as I've stated previously, I do find it vital that the show manages to add layers to its characters, since I am judging it as a show. E.g. UBW has done a capable job so far in establishing a working relationship between Saber and Shirou (and her as a character) in its first cour of the series and is way better than what DEEN did, despite having them as the main focus in the narrative. This is something I respect and I find important that the show does. 

Like I said, even though she is a secondary character, she still plays a big part and her relationship with Shirou is still important, it just never becomes romantic. It's why I like they are doing the dojo scenes, it's not only important to see SHirou get better, but him and her bound in their training,

[Mr.House]

We will be coming to a really good emotional moment soon though, wimbini knows what IU talk about

[Hellion Rex]

FATE. YASSSSSS

 

[Hellion Rex]

So yeah, Fate.

 

Spoiler

Great episode! 

 

It is truly a joy to witness that Shirou is actively developing as a character, that he is progressing in a coherent manner and the show takes initiative to add context to every displaying factor that leads to it. Improving physically with Saber (that moment was pretty cute as well) and mentally with Rin (more tsundere moments is always welcome). It is a relief, since I was still skeptical that he would remain as an oppressed individual, but I am glad this is not the case. What I truly enjoyed was how Shirou's actions during the incident differed and reflected that with Rin's. Rin has prepared herself for what the Grail War entails, but actually witnessing actions that it can result in and being directly present is something very different and is hard to actually prepare for. Shirou is still scarred by the incident that happened in the aftermath of the previous Grail War and was able to stay cool headed throughout the whole incident (but still displaying signs of worry). It is a nice change of pace having Shirou being proactive and taking the initiative, and one that works acutely within the narrative. 

 

A tad bit disappointed with Shinji and Rider. Too early to judge it yet, since there are still opportune moments to fill in certain blanks that were left out with these two, but I hope there will be. Otherwise these two were rather terrible, both as characters and serving as displaying figures within the war.

 

Don't really need to comment on the visual aspects of the show since they are always great, but I really appreciated the level of variety within the episode, which is something I am enjoying and which I would argue is better than in Fate/Zero, considering the usage of different magical workings is greater. The show has now taken a different turn than what I saw from the 2006 version, so I am intrigued to witness how it will develop from here on. Though I am always excited for the next episode.

 

 

Anyone else got a "Saber! I choose you!" moment here?

 

 

The show has indeed done a superb job on integrating scenes in a coherent manner on itself, and it is pleasing to hear that it is doing justice to the VN. 

 

So I've heard, but as I've stated previously, I do find it vital that the show manages to add layers to its characters, since I am judging it as a show. E.g. UBW has done a capable job so far in establishing a working relationship between Saber and Shirou (and her as a character) in its first cour of the series and is way better than what DEEN did, despite having them as the main focus in the narrative. This is something I respect and I find important that the show does. 

CHEWIN YASSSSS