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Aside from the Dragon/(insert second typing that haven't exist yet), I'm very keen on wanting Grass/(something) here, Why? Because Grass imo doesn't get much love from the pokemon community. Yes we have Mega Sceptile, Roserade, Leafeon etc, but it's not enough. For now, I'm thinking of a line of: 1. Non Mega Grass/Dragon type 2. Grass/Electric 3. A strong Grass/Psychic Forgive me if I forgot a pokemon with these typing exist or not.

Back when I played Street Fighter 4, I played a lot of Zangief. Then, yesterday, I got bored so I checked pro players playing him. Holy crap, the plays are insane. Do note that Zangief is a grapple character who excel in grabbing people and smacking them down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM9gI-K3A9w

I'm scrapping Monster University because I haven't watched it. 1. Inside Out 2. Wall-E 3. Toy Story 3 4. Toy Story 2 5. Toy Story 6. The Incredibles 7. Monster Inc 8. Finding Nemo 9. Up 10. A Bug's Life 11. Cars 12. Cars 2 13. Brave Inside Out is so good, I think it will get an Oscar, if the incoming Minion isn't as good as this movie.

Inside Out My emotions during the second half of the film Very recommended. Last time I saw the reviews it's hanging around 9.1 (IMDB) and 99% (Rotten Tomatoes) The movie is great. The shorts also great. I almost cried during the climax.

Not exactly a song, but a boss battle theme. Bravely Second - End Layer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJMkALclhhE

i'll just say Treasure Planet here, since others have been mentioned. Da best cartoon movie.

At first I was like "Tidehunter??" But then some comment hits up saying it's Captain Gantu XD. We'll never know. We'd have to wait until Tuesday. Monday is Maintenance announcement day, while Tuesday is new PBE cycle, which is 5.13 What I know for now is that GP rework will be on 5.13, alongside Tamm (the name of the river king, for now) and massive changes to AP Items.... FYI, AP are going to be changed into something like this. Blasting Wand Cost: 860 G --> 850 G Needlessly Large Rod Cost: 1600 G --> 1250 G Ability Power: 80 AP --> 60 AP. Context on the Needlessly Large Rod change. NLR being at such a high price / AP point means that almost any item that builds from NLR would have to have greater than 100 Ability Power on it when combined with any other Ability Power component. This proved to be a pretty huge constraint in using NLR as a stepping stone for certain items - going to retarget NLR as a smaller item. While this does have some implications on lane timing (You no longer need a double kill to get NLR first back, for example) - It was either this or inflate AP as a whole across the board. This has some... interesting ramifications in terms of the stability of mid lane purchases. Rabadon's Deathcap Recipe Change: NLR + Blasting Wand + Amplifying Tome Total Cost: 3300 G --> 3500 G UNIQUE Passive: 30% Ability Power Amp --> 35% Ability Power Amp Zhonya's Hourglass Total Cost: 3300 G --> 3000 G Ability Power: 120 Ability Power --> 100 Ability Power Luden's Echo (Summoner's Rift) Total Cost: 3100 G --> 3000 G Ability Power: 120 Ablity Power --> 100 Ability Power Movement Speed: 7% Movement Speed --> 10% Movement Speed Context on the Luden's change Luden's is a terrifying item in terms of the general poke power it adds - Luden's probably needs a more solid identity that 'raw power' - so we've been pushing the item to be more and more about being mobility focused rather than spam spell focused. I suspect we'll eventually need to do more to the item but it'd most likely be more of a slow burn. Archangel's Staff (Summoner's Rift) Recipe Change: NLR + Tear of the Goddess + 1030 G Total Cost: 2700 G --> 3000 G Ability Power: 60 Base AP --> 80 Base AP Seraph's Embrace (Summoner's Rift) Ability Power: 60 Base AP --> 80 Base AP Rod of Ages (Summoner's Rift) Total Cost: 2800 G --> 2700 G Health: 450 Base Health --> 300 Base Health Mana: 450 Base Mana --> 400 Base Mana Passive: 20 Mana Growth / 200 Maximum Mana --> 40 Mana Growth / 400 Maximum Mana Passive: 2 Ability Power / 20 Maximum Ability Power --> 4 Ability Power / 40 Maximum Ability Power Context on RoA change RoA is currently leaning a bit too much towards favoring AP Heavies with the statline - while not really solving Mana / AP concerns for mages who want to pick it up. Going to adjust the item to more favor the Mana and Offensive statistics of this item, especially over time. Nashor's Tooth Total Cost: 2920 G --> 3000 G Attack Speed: 50% Attack Speed --> 40% Attack Speed Ability Power: 60 Ability Power --> 80 Ability Power Context on Nashor's change. We're also pushing more items up to compete in the 80 Ability Power range - While Nashor's is a fine purchase for people who already have strong on-hit procs - the ratio of Attack Speed to Spells favored these characters probably a bit too hard. Rylai's Crystal Scepter Recipe Change: NLR + Amplifying Tome + Giant's Belt Total Cost: 2900 G --> 3000 G Passive Single Target: 35% Slow for 1.5 seconds --> 40% Single Target Slow for 1.5 seconds Passive AoE: 15% Slow for 1.5 seconds --> 40% Slow for 1 second Passive DoT: 15% slow for 1.5 seconds --> 20% Slow for 1 second Note: If a spell is both an AoE and a DoT - they use the DoT value. Context on Rylai's change. Rylai's is currently good in a few scenarios, namely - do you have a spammable single target spell and a train pattern - a large part of this is the fact that the AoE / DoT portions of the slow are so weak in comparison to the single target slow. Changing the tactic here to make those slows have less overall duration rather than penalizing the direct effect. This is a very powerful push in terms of Rylai's overall power - but we'll be looking at modifying and cleaning up of the slow rules as well either now or in the near future. (Also added a self-only freeze particle effect so you can watch everyone become ice cubes when you're slowing them. FOR CLARITY.) Haunting Guise Total Cost: 1480G --> 1500 G Liandry's Torment Recipe Change: Haunting Guise + Blasting Wand Total Cost: 2900 G --> 3000 G Ability Power: 50 Base AP --> 80 Base AP Context on Liandry's/Guise change. Liandry's Torment is designed to be able to fit as a High Health / Low Resistance shredder (hence the combination of health damage + flat penetration). However, the lower AP on the item frequently meant your kit didn't actually work. Aggressively pushing the power of this build to be able to compete with the more immediate damage type builds - like proc builds. Will of the Ancients Xypherous has mentioned that he is definitely considering changing Hextech Gunblade in the future. I also asked about revolver and he said there will be no change to it. Spell Vamp 20% Spell Vamp --> 0% Spell Vamp New Passive: Your spells and abilities heal you for 15% of the damage dealt, calculated BEFORE your opponent's resistances. 33% effect for AoE Spells. Context on Will change. You need so many things to get a Spell Vamp build to work. You have to be resistant enough to not get bursted. You have to deal a sufficient amount of raw damage in order to heal. You probably need to be ahead to outscale the opponent's resistances. You need a ton of base damage. Therefore - this change is trying to reduce the number of dependencies needed in order to 'turn on.' You won't need Pen to heal from this item on champions. Spell Vamp builds are fairly problematic to control once they get rolling - so they tend to be pretty binary. The hope here is that there's a lower spell vamp value and less healing generally in exchange for not needing so much to get started. OmNomNomicon Otherwise known as Morellonomicon. Recipe Change: Codex + Idol + Amplifying Tome Total Cost Unchanged Context on Morello's change. Wanted to increase the number of potential purchase options at the ~1200 G level. I'm attempting to make Codex + Book or Wisp + Book potentially attractive choices compared to NLR, especially on your first back. You'll get more interim power than the NLR - at the slight cost of strongly telegrahing what you're going to build and locking yourself into a build. It's mostly an experiment to see if players like having this kind of choice between 800 + 400 component vs. ~1200 mid-tier. Athene's Unholy Grail Recipe Change: Codex + Chalice + Amplifying Tome Total cost unchanged. Same reasoning as Morello's Void Staff Total Cost: 2295 G --> 2500 G Ability Power: 70 Ability Power --> 80 Ability Power Context on Void Staff change. Void Staff's raw efficiency is pretty high compared to some of the other items on the list. While % Penetration will always be a great multiplier for damage for any damage oriented mage - you don't really need it to also be such a great source of Ability Power. This pushes Void Staff's efficiency more in line with some of the other items with comparable multipliers. Also adding a bit of AP to ensure that players end up at roughly the same amount of AP they did pre-patch.

Here I am promoting a new Anime, Shokugeki No Soma. Well, it's foodporn, with boobs and sht. It's funny and Tsundere girl, Nakiri Erina is cute as fck. Currently, they're 11(12?) episodes in and new episode is coming on Friday, while comic is 121 chapters in. Currently, on the anime, the students are on a camp where the judges are alumni. Failure to satisfy the judges and the students is expelled on the spot (Well, a chef school with 10% grad rate is no joke). Just look at this MC. So awesome.

Metal Gear Revengeance vs That other swordsman. Retried a few times before defeated him. Even he's harder than the Senator.

Mad Max Fury Road. Best movie yet. And yes I think it's better than Avengers. brb making Doof Wagon

I still have my Final Fantasy X in my PSCX and I hope I can pick it up again (so I can get the ultimate weapon upgrade for Tidus that is bullsht hard to get) I also like FF XIII and XIII-2, despite its poor reviews. Breathtaking visuals and strangely fun gameplay. Also, in my DS emulator, I managed to play FF4. But, probably the earliest game I've played is FFIX (I miss Steiner T_T) Waiting for more info about Dissidia FF 3

E3. Hmm... Without looking at other posts, my own prediction of what will appear: -New: COD, BF, AC and those whatnots that AAA companies made. -Platinum Games announces new game (Please make it happen) -Atlus showed more Persona 5 and tease future games in the works. -Bethesda announces new game. -Overwatch updates. -Nintendo updates Zelda for Wii U, New (insert franchise here) game. -Doom gameplay trailer. -(Maybe?) Shows Assassin Creed Movie Trailer. -Level 5 new games -Need For Speed Underground 3 trailer. -Square Enix gives more FF 15 and hopefully, new Dissidia FF Also, I hope game companies can make rhythm games popular again. It's my second fave genre.

Well.... My waifu has always been my choice of GF in Persona 4, Chie :3

Baba Yetu. The music is so calming and beautful. (i'd expect some people will be nostalgic)

Hmm... I'd go with Bayonetta or Vanquish ALL Platinum Games. All of them are breath-taking.

Started playing Hearthstone. Having fun XD

Don't know about Lain's opinion, but I might as well as throwing some 2 bits on this. Ever since the "Master Race" was invented, more and more people has been switching to PC for its numerous advantage, like PC Exclusive, 60p graphics, Emulators (Not sure this one is true), etc. The whole "Race" is taunting the consoles(PS4 and Xbone) since they have a disadvantage in some areas. Naturally, the consoles fights back. Since the PC Race personality has been changed over time into Elitist, which is ALWAYS a bad thing, consoles follow suit, resulting in an never ending war. Nintendo barely take part in this conflict since they are looked down by the other major consoles. Of course, there will always be minorities in both sides (like me) that doesn't care about this "war". They buy their respective gaming platform to have fun, to be entertained. Over time, the minorities will hate the respective gaming platform's people because of the pointless war, which only taint their identity. ITT: I think Nintendo will survive the longest. They are successful since they have crap ton of franchise and a lot more in their sleeves, waiting to be rebooted. Also, Nintendo makes DLC correctly.