SarracenianKaijin

 

A lot of them are very solid. Sure, back in the day people were bigoted towards anyone different than them, but there are still some very good values they partook in.

Sure they are. Just that sometimes, people aren't advocating for the right ones.

I can talk however I want, just like you can. If I can't talk like I do, why can you talk like you do?

 

-Rez

Nobody says you can't talk. Its just that we don't like what you are saying, so we have thus the equal right of saying why you are wrong. Free speech ;3.

You know, it's quite sad that people have to indirectly call people out in their blogs nowadays. Why can't you just PM the person that you have this issue with instead of publicly calling him out?

 

-Rez

I got that kind of PM once.

It was dumb, meant to silence me, and clearly made to avoid any sort of repercussions from the public.

This misses one problem though, and its that Monomyth is overtly generalizing and eurocentric, and takes many of the stories and myths and forcibly makes them follow a rigid structure despite their context, and has since then become a mass-produced limitation that fooled itself into being "a fundamental aspect of human though".

More on this subject discussed on this excellent blog: http://www.philipsandifer.com/2011/12/pop-between-realities-home-in-time-for.html

This is so 90's to early 2000's, it's amazing.

Depends on whether or not you are voiced by Rie Kugiyama.

Meh.

Also, I can see the jagged pixel lines around the eyes.

I liked the reinterpretations of the Kanohi masks though.

Well, the general art assets and the world were pretty good overall.

Everything else is eh.

Man, what happened to the Comics forums man. All the stuff that I used to read are now gone.

Amen.

I remember being just confused by how oddball Nosferatu was.

Gotta agree with TN over there. Those were pretty enjoyable.

And here I was, just reading lavaside rahi while this was going on.

My god.

Eat those people for breakfast and poop them out as cheap imitation pop-tarts.