Shift

SHIFT *NO LONGER* DRAWS WHATEVER YOU WANT "IGN WAS RIGHT" -Shift, 2016 Oh, yes, oh, hello. I don't think we've met. Have we? Ah, whatever. I'm Shift. Shift the... er... Peg... asus. Shift the Pegasus. You seem to be a member of MLP Forums. Do you have business with me? >You know who I am. Ah, oh, yes, of course. It's all coming back to me now. Me closing the shop? Ah yes, i'm so sorry. That was by my hand, you know, but it was my teacher's doing. Too much silly, rugged homework. And quizzes! Regrettable, truly. But, behold, in a few weeks time I will be stripped of that unruly ruffian. And look at you! You seem fine. All's well that ends well, right? Yes, we'll be fine! Ah, though, I'm afraid i'm still closing up the shop. Causes stress in my erratic, beating heart. Don't want a silly girl to let such stress get to her in the middle of a honorable duel with some Darkwraiths, eh? So let's leave this all behind. You go to someone else for your drawings and leave me alone, won't you my friend? >Let her be. Thank you! Ah, I know we'll be the most unbreakable of friends. Waiting List: i'm closed forever lol

Undertale's my GOTY, but I did go over to a friends house and played Forza. It was actually a lot of fun, and I don't even like racing games (except Mariokart, yes, i'm a masochist).

I'm... somewhere in there. But I do think it should be rebooted, if I have time maybe I could work on it. I'm not too shabby at copy and pasting vectors in a visually appealing manner.

I love FFVII, and there's quite a few reasons for that. I actually only got around to playing it a month or so ago. I got attached to all party members, even those I really don't use like Barret, Aerith, Cait Sith, and Red XIII. There's an actually threatening villain who I got freaked out by at multiple points, and has a pretty cool backstory (Sephiroth in the first 2/3rds of Crisis Core was pretty funny). Cloud's relateable, iconic, and is really interesting with the whole puppet storyline. It's really funny, namely most scenes with Cid and Yuffie (And crossdressing). The story was so good, it kept me on the edge of my seat most of the time. Only bad part was that golden chocobo, I hate you, go die, but I got a Knights of the Round out of it. As for Advent Children, it was okay, but I only watched it for the fight scenes. That Sephiroth vs Cloud battle was awesome! It's also pretty iconic, mostly because it was the first FF to be advertised in the west.

YU-GI-OH! "Sit your ass down in that chair and DRINK YOUR GODDAMN TEA!"

Kill la Kill! "A real man never dies, even if he is killed!"

I usually go for the default name, or make up something cool depending on the game. For example, in Pokemon, I ALWAYS name it after the game the person's in/the manga name. For example, in B/W I named my character White, since she's in B/W, in DPP I called my character Platinum, in Heartgold/Soulsilver I called my character Gold (yes, I like Gold better than Crystal in HGSS). Only time that this rule didn't follow for Pokemon is probably X/Y. I called my character Yvonne, because just Y isn't really a name that spoke to me. And in the PMD games I just call my characters something cool that relates to them; for example I called my Cyndaquill Crimson and my Snivy Severa. In other names, just when something fits. In Fire Emblem it's always the default name (in FE:F i'm changing Corrin to Kamui though), in Zelda Link is always Link, in Xenoblade X I just went with Crow (since that sounds cool), Fallout I went with Astrid, Oblivion I went with Yuffie... never my real name though, I don't like my real name or self inserting myself.

Duel, if I'm correct? "Born in a world of strife! Against the odds! We choose to fight!"

Final Fantasy 7, Kirby Super Star, Sonic 1-3 and Knuckles, and all of the classic marios come to mind.

I think it'd be a pretty useful feature; it's voluntary so if you don't want to talk about your gender/you're trans you don't need to have the symbol. Also I'd be pretty useful for me, since there are plenty of times I assume someone is a girl/boy and only realize when they correct me.

Incredible Hulk is unnecessary; I didn't really like it and it doesn't tell you anything about the Hulk that you don't know or can inference. Captain America I'd watch, because if you watch the first Captain America before Winter Soldier, some parts of W.S. will be a lot better. You'll also get introduced to a few central characters in W.S. that you'll like a lot more because you got attached. Basically what everyone else said; Hulk's unnecessary, but you should watch Captain America.

Yeah, I feel the same way sometimes. I've been here since the ye olde age of 2012, and I was pretty popular... 2013ish. Now i'm just kinda here. Sometimes it gets to me, but what Silver Stream said is some of the best advice I can give you; just try not to let it bother you too much. Popularity isn't everything, hey, we're all human here. But I can totally sympathize about it bothering you sometimes. Even if you aren't popular, you can still make friends who will care about you and listen to you. Friendship is the best medicine! ...I think that's how the saying went. Also, happy new year. To everything 2016 is going to give us (which is hopefully something good)!

TR-8R is the best Star Wars character ever, mostly because he did more than Boba Fett.

Capaldi's run I really haven't liked; Smith was great until Clara. I'm not sure if I don't like DW anymore because i'm older so the magic's gone, or it just isn't that good in terms of quality. I'm going with the latter; there have been quite a few shows and games that have sparked the same magic DW used to give in the past few years, so i'm just thinking DW has lost its spark. Tennant is possibly my favorite season; it was the one I used to watch so in my opinion is was just such a fun, original, and magical season. Donna best companion. Smith was... okay. So okay, it was average. Amy was a good character, and I really liked her, same with Rory and River. The episodes felt a bit dull and too complicated, though. Wasn't as fun as Tennant. It went downhill when Clara came, I really don't like her concept. Capaldi is a good actor, but the writing... ick! I'm sure that Capaldi, if given a good, magical script, would work wonders, but that hasn't happened so far... also is Clara gone yet? The story is/was revolving around her and I really don't like that.

I'm back and although first page I said Undertale was the best (and i'm honest, still is, probably my favorite game ever by this point), there are a few runner ups I forgot to mention. Xenoblade X is amazing. The characters are great, the open world is pratically flawless, there are pretty much no loading screens, great music, fun gameplay, so much content, and great flexibility with customization. My character right now is pretty much the war cleric lovechild of Hinoka from Fire Emblem and Loki, and she's besties with Kadaj from Advent Children if he had a gun and was a girl. Few flaws; mostly no autosave, ridiculously small text, and a nonexistant tutorial. Splatoon has a great sense of humor; it's punny, so much fun, original, and overall just a blast. Ranked makes me pretty salty, though. I main the Kelp Splatterscope, so good E-Liters make me drown in salt. I really can't think of many flaws that haven't been fixed via patches. And those two were the runner ups! ...yes, um, that's it. Undertale's still the best in my opinion, though. I have heard Bloodbourne and Witcher have been good, though.

Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival, bar none. I've never been a huge fan of Animal Crossing, but I like it, it's a fun, cute game to play when you're down. Amiibo Festival is a mockery. One, amiibos are required to play, which is some bullshit (in my eyes, amiibos were meant to be fun, optional little trinkets that weren't necessary to play a game but were fun to have). And second, the gameplay is like a watered down Mario Party. Nintendo would be better off releasing Animal Crossing DLC to Mario Party, like in Mario Kart, then releasing a whole new, awful game. The only thing positive about it is that they kept the personality of the game in. Gameplay's still bad.

MERRRRRY CHRISTMAS! I didn't ask for much this year; just Mariokart 8 (Yes I own a Wii U but not Mariokart until now, I know, I've failed as a person), Xeno X (Skyrim with robots), Tri Force Heroes (Heard online is really, really fun), and Kid Icarus Uprising (I've played a lot of it with my friends copy, but I don't actually own it). And money. And a few Star Wars trinkets. EDIT: Verdict on all of them Xenoblade Chronicles X: Yeah, this is going to keep me busy until Fire Emblem Fates. 10/10. Cutscenes are a bit long, but otherwise, no flaws. It's skyrim with robots. It's also rather difficult, but maybe that's because i'm in earlygame hell. Mariokart 8: It's fun, but Rainbow Road can still go jump in a pit and die. Tri Force Heroes: Hilarious game, online is tons of fun. All you do is spam emotes. Kid Icarus Uprising: A bit hard, but nevertheless a very fun and funny game. Hilarious, Palutena is best angelic boss.

Mega Diancie because I magic bounce all of my problems away from me.

I personally just think it's a fun joke, nothing to be upset about. I use the sticky bar but if I don't, then I won't think i'm out of touch because of a joke. It might be because I think friendship is constantly teasing each other over and over. A simple line of text doesn't get me all worked up, and i'm sure most of this site would agree. TL;DR: Don't change it, I don't see how a simple harmless joke would offend anyone.

I lurk mostly, but mainly post in General Discussion and/or Media Discussion. I haven't posted in Show Discussion in a while, actually.