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why would you break the link twice you asshole

>>15795167

better be safe than sorry.

>>15795206

Not necessarily.

NISA didn't blacklist OAG (unlike many other vidya companies) despite people over there generally hating them and their practices and they still communicated and thanked them for any coverage they generally did on them such as their releasing SNK Heroines without censoring anything, even though OAG was one of the places that covered in-depth their disaster that was Ys VIII before that.

Nichegamer also has an audience that doesn't like their practices either, but they aren't guaranteed to ignore their complaints.

>>15795159

>>15795206

We should answer the survey "confirming" that what they're doing to japanese games is good. It's better that they stay awful so that japanese developers take steps to have in-house or japanese localizers.

Of course all of this would be remedied by an alternative to NISA. In the meantime NISA needs to suck until people demand better. Sending letters and emails to the japanese developers themselves is still an option. NISA should be allowed to continue being awful.

>>15795235

Easy for you to say, how many games are going to be ruined while they stay alive?

Nobody expected them to get Ys VIII and they did. They aren't going to die any time soon. If they didn't die in '09 when shit was way worse for them than any other time in history, they likely won't die for at least another decade or so, maybe even a decade and a half. Companies don't just drop dead, they almost always bleed over time and NIS/A knows how to stay alive no matter what.

In the meantime, NISA should be attempted to be fixed. Don't fucking encourage cancer to try and kill them off sooner, because that shit isn't fast enough for them to not ruin enough games for everyone before they implode, and the games they would get would be even more ruined as a result of that kind of feedback. It would only kill them slightly faster, and would make the cancer even worse in the meantime.

>Who would you like to see illustrate the Disgaea series?

of all the things they could ask…

I actually like the art style of the games

>Which genre should disgaea into?

>FPS is an option

fund it

>>15795287

>NISA should be attempted to be fixed

The only way to fix them is by destroying them.

Bunny C____

>>15795302

>>15795309

Encouraging cancer won't really kill them any faster, or if it does it won't be by any amount significant enough to offset the damage they would do before they go down.

There is no real way to kill them through "customer feedback".

The only way customers could have an impact on them is if, somehow, their games stop being bought (which again won't really happen, or won't happen at a fast enough rate to hurt them long-term), and if their advertisers are targeted.

>>15795332

I do too anon, I do too.

>>15795287

>NISA should be attempted to be fixed. Don't fucking encourage cancer to try and kill them off sooner, because that shit isn't fast enough for them to not ruin enough games for everyone before they implode, and the games they would get would be even more ruined as a result of that kind of feedback. It would only kill them slightly faster, and would make the cancer even worse in the meantime.

>>15795320

>Encouraging cancer won't really kill them any faster, or if it does it won't be by any amount significant enough to offset the damage they would do before they go down.

>There is no real way to kill them through "customer feedback".

Will you stop defending NISA? It's extremely transparent. They're not going to change based on feedback. They're already aware of their reputation. You can't expect no one to notice how you're contradicting yourself.

NISA is already cancer. Even if everyone wrote feedback asking them to stop being cancer by explaining why, they wouldn't change. As said, they already know what their reputation is like. It's all over the place. This survey is simply there to see what reaction they have and it won't affect their future.

Your next response is to then ask how making them feel safe will help. It's simple, by keeping them in an echo chamber, NISA continues to serve as an example of what no one wants and maintains their awful reputation. By instead believing they will change and sending them enough surveys warning them, you make them think smarter about how to hide their practices. By making them feel safe, they keep it in the open.

Listing exceptions to their censorship and surprisingly intact games does nothing. They could openly admit all faults tomorrow in a press release and it won't change their track record. People will slurp it up and cover their eyes the next time NISA deliberately fucks up.

But keep defending NISA. That will surely help.

So NISA will read them? I thought it's for jp since the link is in jp website. Told them to add more lolicon stuff and make r18 versions on PC. Shitted on NISA censorship and shitted on Soyny censorship and told them not to make games on PS anymore.

>>15795451

The french are protesting right now again.

>>15795159

Is there an option to tell NISA to go fuck off and die?

>>15795308

Carrot

>>15795491

>defending NISA

>as opposed to asking them to become more cancerous in the hopes that japanese companies will leave them and somehow they will die

Nigger, show me where I defended NISA. I think your plan won't have the effect that you want it to is all. It makes everything worse for the faulty reasoning that somehow they will die as a result of their cancer when they've been doing fine and have been in way worse situations as a company.

>They're not going to change based on feedback. They're already aware of their reputation. You can't expect no one to notice how you're contradicting yourself.

How am I contradicting myself? Where did I say they weren't going to change based on feedback? I just said it wasn't entirely hopeless that all legitimate feedback will be ignored, that's it. I'm saying if you encourage their cancer, they might take you up on it, but it won't really have the effect of killing them quickly in any significant timeframe like you'd want.

I would rather things become at least a little bit better in the time they'll be alive which will probably be for a while if their history is anything to go by.

>Your next response is to then ask how making them feel safe will help. It's simple, by keeping them in an echo chamber, NISA continues to serve as an example of what no one wants and maintains their awful reputation. By instead believing they will change and sending them enough surveys warning them, you make them think smarter about how to hide their practices. By making them feel safe, they keep it in the open.

I'm not doubting that you can't make it look legitimate. I already saw your logic in your plan, I just don't think it will have any significant impact on their long-term life as a company. I prefer the route that ends with a localization company knowing that people don't want their usual cancer in their games. NISA still has, and has the potential, to get a lot of IPs people want and care about for the foreseeable, and the more that have a hope of not getting fucked up the better, especially since, again, they'll be around for a while.

>Listing exceptions to their censorship and surprisingly intact games does nothing. They could openly admit all faults tomorrow in a press release and it won't change their track record. People will slurp it up and cover their eyes the next time NISA deliberately fucks up.

Yes, and that's one reason why NISA will remain alive for a long time. They, along with most of these other localization companies that are still around have established themselves for a long time. It takes a lot for most people to permanently drop a company or even do it long-term. I would rather there be a chance they become better than actively encouraging their cancer in the hopes that they miraculously die from doing what they've always been doing even worse. There are very few localization companies that are notable for the console markets. Atlus, Aksys, XSEED, NISA, PQube and a few american branches of some japanese companies here and there.

>>15795159

spinoff disgaea

keeping to rpg a dungeon crawler, normal jrpg like nep, or an mmo

outside the box netherworld simulator along the lines of No Heroes Allowed! without vr of course, also there is survival, or sandbox style building etc.

>>15795302

This.

>>15795320

Yes, it will be fast enough. Normalfags are already waking up against the industry.

Companies like NISA must be forced to end, and consumers have all the power. Corporations don't.

>>15795786

Informing customers would be a different course of action entirely than giving them intentionally bad feedback on a form. This is far more indirect of a route towards destroying NISA, and an ultimately ineffectual one.

>>15795318

Same here. Sort of hope there's someone in the company who does actually give a damn.

>>15795159

knowing nisa usa (or any usa branch for that matter), I'm certain they'll use the data on this survey to formulate ways to fuck over customers in the long run just to make a quick cash grab, AGAIN

>>15795674

>Nigger, show me where I defended NISA.

Easy:

1. Constantly downplaying everything they've done since your second of 7 posts in this thread.

2. Insisting that anything anyone wants to do won't work.

3. Advocating instead that people actually give constructive feedback.

4. Contradicting yourself by saying they will listen to feedback and then say they won't and we just have to hope they improve.

>I think your plan won't have the effect that you want it to is all. It makes everything worse for the faulty reasoning that somehow they will die as a result of their cancer when they've been doing fine and have been in way worse situations as a company.

No one says they will magically die if continuing what they're doing. It's obvious something else has to happen before they start losing work. The problem is that if they start cleaning up their act, they'll have the best of both worlds as far as cancer goes: keep people guessing if they'll fuck up, will seem less like a boogeyman, can afford to fuck up. Wanting them to be fixed is asking for their cancer to grow - which is among what you keep insisting has to happen.

>How am I contradicting myself? Where did I say they weren't going to change based on feedback? I just said it wasn't entirely hopeless that all legitimate feedback will be ignored, that's it. I'm saying if you encourage their cancer, they might take you up on it, but it won't really have the effect of killing them quickly in any significant timeframe like you'd want.

If you can use more soft language to sound ambiguous you can run for office.

>I would rather things become at least a little bit better in the time they'll be alive which will probably be for a while if their history is anything to go by.

You want them to ram your ass a little softer, gotcha.

>I'm not doubting that you can't make it look legitimate. I already saw your logic in your plan, I just don't think it will have any significant impact on their long-term life as a company. I prefer the route that ends with a localization company knowing that people don't want their usual cancer in their games.

They already know. How new or deliberately ignorant can you be?

>NISA still has, and has the potential, to get a lot of IPs people want and care about for the foreseeable, and the more that have a hope of not getting fucked up the better, especially since, again, they'll be around for a while.

Than you for expressing how much more you want them to grow.

>Yes, and that's one reason why NISA will remain alive for a long time. They, along with most of these other localization companies that are still around have established themselves for a long time. It takes a lot for most people to permanently drop a company or even do it long-term. I would rather there be a chance they become better than actively encouraging their cancer in the hopes that they miraculously die from doing what they've always been doing even worse. There are very few localization companies that are notable for the console markets. Atlus, Aksys, XSEED, NISA, PQube and a few american branches of some japanese companies here and there.

Defend them harder, anon. Your PR job pays you too much for such a lousy job. If you would stop trying to distract people from the fact that this is NISA we're talking about, and all of the fucked up jobs they've done, you'd be a slight bit more believable.

You're really bad at this. How much does NISA pay you anyway? Refreshing the catalog every minute after the survey went up? Your first post suggests so. Worried a little too much about a broken link because you want to see referrals. Really amateur.

>More Disgaea

Thats really all these fuckers have. They ruin the other games so badly that it kills the ips chance of ever being released in the west again.

>>15795318

Aren't NISA main issues actually have bigger then just censorship? Like very poor translations and game breaking bugs not in the japanese release?

>>15795958

>downplaying

Show me where I downplayed anything nigger. Everything you've said is vague as fuck, and you're using these sweeping, broad statements and attacks to mask your lack of substance.

>Insisting that anything anyone wants to do won't work.

In that post you replied to, I explicitly did not say that. I said it won't achieve the goals you would want it to in the timeframe you would want, not that it wouldn't work in that they would become more cancerous as a result of it.

>advocating instead that people actually give constructive feedback

Yes, that's my personal opinion, but I also outlined a far more practical approach for people to destroy NISA if they wanted to, by informing other customers and contacting advertisers.

You're a retard, plain and simple.

>If you can use more soft language to sound ambiguous you can run for office

Attacking my language means nothing you sperg, and you know it.

>You want them to ram your ass a little softer, gotcha.

Ah yes, I clearly stated I wanted to be fucked by NISA.

I'll let you live out your pipe dream by letting NISA know to their faces that you want them to become more cancerous, and somehow that will end up destroying them in the process. That's not totally ridiculous and useless.

>It's obvious something else has to happen before they start losing work

Yes, you letting them know through their feedback form to keep doing what they're doing will obviously accomplish this.

>They already know. How new or deliberately ignorant can you be?

Them knowing and them doing something about it are two different things. They haven't experienced a true backlash like they did until Ys VIII, which happened with an emailing campaign directly to Falcom.

>Than you for expressing how much more you want them to grow.

Yes, me telling you that they aren't dead yet and won't be for a while because they have an established fucking fanbase and company is me saying I want them to grow.

And I'm the one speaking like a politician, right?

>Defend them harder, anon. Your PR job pays you too much for such a lousy job. If you would stop trying to distract people from the fact that this is NISA we're talking about, and all of the fucked up jobs they've done, you'd be a slight bit more believable.

You're ridiculous. Me telling you objective fucking facts about NISA is me defending them?

Do you even know their history? How NIS lost 97% of their income in 08-09 and they're still fucking alive? How they've been growing for years until the last few months where they've had what is likely a temporary lull/drop as a result of low amount of games being released?

Calling me a shill because you can't handle flat criticism of your shitty, roundabout idea and I told you the objective fucking truth about them is childish.

>>15795998

>They haven't experienced a true backlash like they did until Ys VIII, which happened with an emailing campaign directly to Falcom.

And? It appears that they still shit out translations and game breaking bugs. If that won't make them change their ways, this shitty survey won't do shit.

Took their shitty survey. Mentioned uncensored titles every single time it was relevant. Not like I expect it to make any difference with this trash company.

>>15796005

They did, yes.

They did try to rectify the situation afterwards with 6 patches and improvements to the translation, but it was still not great overall. It was significantly better than what their initial releases were though, but that's not saying too much given how pathetic it was on release.

Ys VIII is now 60% overall rated on Steam, which is pretty surprising it ever went that high given that it used to be 19-24% and many people seem to be saying its at least acceptable now in its current state after patches, which is more than one can say about most games that get NISA'd like this one did, and it did force a public apology out of their president.

I still don't recommend supporting them though, but I'm sure that backlash and reviews shook them greatly and might at least make them more wary about pissing people off like that.

>>15795332

>>15795345

>>15795451

>we must hate the french because NISA said so

>implying the majority of americlaps and england fucks wouldnt buy the (butchered) localized version because it's in english just like the french prefer having french-translated localizations

Add to the fact the frenchs are natural weebs at heart because anime was a big thing in France since the 70s

>>15796114

Fuck off Val you piece of shit. I hoped you get hit by a truck of piece. God damn frogs.

>>15796124

Isnt that the guy who used to hang on the gaymergate community and tried to defend some shitty french laws or "dont be such a racist" fag?

You're right I'm a frog, but I'm also saying that NISA complimenting the french must mostly come to the fact that japanese media (anime, manga and vidya) is really a BIG fucking thing in France, more so than in America and other english-speaking countries. Manga sales make up more than franco-belgian comics these days mostly due to how fucking expensive and pozzed european comics too . Like I said earlier, anime has been a massive thing with Grendizer (which is considered as the main mecha anime here, and not a Mazinger spinoff unlike in Japan), Captain Harlock, City Hunter, Cobra and Hokuto no Ken.

Basically, NISA has claimed that shit in the interview mostly because it's a known fact there is a (certainly bigger) relevant weeb audience in France. But blaming the frenchs for liking translated media content in their language is retarded, americans and everyone else does the same too.

And it's not NISA has said plenty of convenient lies in the past.

>>15796114

>>15796151

The French are more accepting of shit such as censorship, poor localizations, shit performances and have lower standards in general than other regions with weebs. The performance issues, for example, affected every region but you wouldn't know it from the way they've been sucking NISA off.

>>15796172

>The French are more accepting of shit such as censorship, poor localizations, shit performances and have lower standards in general than other regions with weebs.

Sounds like the same could be said about the american audience, or the england one, etc considering I've argued more with english-speaking users than french ones. Your average folk wont care about censorship or the poor quality of translation even when in the face of evidences and proofs.

The Fire Emblem 3DS debacle is a good example of this and I've been also told a NISA shill when I complained about XSeeD doing instances of crap translation. My trust to companies that bring over japanese games to the West is at its absolute lowest because shit hasnt much changed for the best in the span of three decades.

>Favorite non-disgaea character

Marona's panties

>>15796244

You're severly underestimating the number of people that simply dont care about censorship/bad translation just on the principle that said content got translated into their native language. In case of japanese vidya games released in France, I do recall a fair number of them only got the official english translation, and nothing else, which tend to end as a simple dismissal from a good number of french customers.

The backlash are mostly an imageboard thing and remember that imageboards arent the reflection of reality, and even then, I do remember anons trying to defend shitty localization practises.

And XSeeD is garbage (between changing shit because it makes the whole team uncomfortable and then blaming the rating board as a scapegoat, instances of memey translation). It honestly doesnt matter that XSeeD is less terrible than NISA at this point, just that both fanbases are pretty similar though.

>>15796277

>it doesn't matter that XSEED is less terrible than NISA

What? It very much matters. They are significantly better than NISA.

They rarely ever change shit at all, usually keep it as minor as humanly possible and be transparent when they do have and instances of meme-y translations from them are very much rarer and far more likely to be in line with the game's actual text. They have a lot more credibility and trust among people than NISA when they claim shit like rating boards as a reason for a change, compared who is almost consistently awful and known to be worse liars.

>You're severly underestimating the number of people that simply dont care about censorship/bad translation just on the principle that said content got translated into their native language.

Despite an incredible success on Awakening and schemes in place to make even more money, Fates was less successful than Awakening in terms of sales and received far worse a reception in terms of the userbase. Its enough to be painful to these companies, to be sure. Of course its not the majority though, but then again shit like news of censorship didn't reach everyone who bought the game to begin with.

I saw these memes pop up on twitter, leddit, jewtube and jewtubers, and other forums like gamefaqs and whatnot.

If you're going to compare XSEED to NISA your perception must be warped or something. They are on two different planes of quality, regardless of your opinion that they are somehow the same. Its like comparing a 3/10 game to a 7 or an 8/10 game. XSEED isn't perfect by a long shot, but generally I can trust their games and their word a whole lot more than I can trust NISA's.

Without failure someone will always bring out another company when people are shitting on NISA. Everytime, no matter what

<guys I know NISA is bad buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutttttt what about X???

Then again the other thread where XSEED could be brought up is the Falcom thread, and I wouldn't be surprised if they are overly apologetic for XSEEED's mistakes or not since I don't lurk that one.

>>15796288

>What? It very much matters. They are significantly better than NISA.

They're both bad companies, NISA may be worse on this topic, but again it honestly doesnt matter. Neither fit my criteria of having the game released in the West like it should be in Japan.

>Despite an incredible success on Awakening and schemes in place to make even more money, Fates was less successful than Awakening in terms of sales and received far worse a reception in terms of the userbase.

Nevermind that Fates was separated into two different cartridges with a True Ending DLC, rather than believing it was the effect of the imageboard backlash towards localization.

>>15796299

>Without failure someone will always bring out another company when people are shitting on NISA. Everytime, no matter what

I guess the funny thing is that I merely brought up XSeeD as a mere example among others and the guy who originally shat on the french for supposedly being NISAfags more into the fact there is a french translation available for the public, which any company could provide to gain sales and support here, is now defending this particular company at all cost

Hypocrisy at its finest.

Then again, western localization companies are a bad bunch in general since the entry barrier is pretty low (knowing japanese isnt actually a requirement to apply), the pay is shit enough for anyone actually skilled to look for something else, and the audience doesnt give remotely a single fuck if you either do a good or bad job as a translator.

Better betting on fan-translators at least.

>No option to go back a page on the survey

Yet again NISA shows it cannot do even the most basic things right.

I don't even know why I took this, I only played the first two games.

>>15796329

Man, been ages since I've seen manlet tears.

>>15796344

I have never played a Disgaea game and I took it to tell them to bug test and stop censoring their games.

>>15796327

Learning english was actually a per-requite to play japanese vidya in France outside of the mainstream stuff like Nintendo games, Final Fantasy, etc. Localization teams were pretty cheap to provide anything other than english.

I think Ys8 was the first time NISA ever provided a french translation (I dont recall any of their previous localized titles being translated in hon-hon beforehand), which is why NISA has been mentioning the frogs in an interview, because they suddenly opened to a relevant market and not because frenchies are in particular friendly terms with NISA. Other localization companies could do the same and gain the same support here. Although the french localization scene was pretty infamous in France, especially in regard of anime, by changing a lot of scripts and names from the original japanese versions. Cant say how much this changed since it's been a very long time I've watched TV

That's why I only bother with importing (or pirating) the original versions for nip media these days.

>>15795998

>Show me where I downplayed anything nigger.

Reread your second post and go from there.

>Everything you've said is vague as fuck, and you're using these sweeping, broad statements and attacks to mask your lack of substance.

That's funny. Because you cannot even address a full post.

>In that post you replied to, I explicitly did not say that. I said it won't achieve the goals you would want it to in the timeframe you would want, not that it wouldn't work in that they would become more cancerous as a result of it.

The only person mentioning timeframe is you. The reason why you're saying so is to invent a faux-goalpost and insist it has to meet it or it's a failure. Meanwhile you're the one advocating for them, saying give them a second chance to clean up their act, contradicting that with a reminder that they will continue to fuck up games.

>Yes, that's my personal opinion, but I also outlined a far more practical approach for people to destroy NISA if they wanted to, by informing other customers and contacting advertisers.

People have and should already be doing that. It's not new or original. That also doesn't excuse you from wanting people to give NISA a fresh chance.

>Attacking my language means nothing you sperg, and you know it.

The first part of your reply did that. A good display of your hypocrisy must be you warming up for your political career, eh? Anyone can call as they see it, but you'll cry foul if they do.

>Ah yes, I clearly stated I wanted to be fucked by NISA. I'll let you live out your pipe dream by letting NISA know to their faces that you want them to become more cancerous, and somehow that will end up destroying them in the process. That's not totally ridiculous and useless.

You left out the part of which I originally mentioned why it's important for them to stay the bad guy.

>Yes, you letting them know through their feedback form to keep doing what they're doing will obviously accomplish this.

I'll leave it up to you to see if you can reread that part and own up to your deliberate mistake of misrepresenting it. You won't, but like NISA I can't let this opportunity go by without allowing you to make a mistake.

>Them knowing and them doing something about it are two different things. They haven't experienced a true backlash like they did until Ys VIII, which happened with an emailing campaign directly to Falcom.

What part of, "Never prevent your enemy from making a mistake," do you not understand? If they start cleaning up their act, it will diffuse the resentment people have for them and when NISA fucks up all over again, deliberately, it will restart the tension back from square 1, because faggots like you will defend them. Faggots like you will say, "Hey, they did something right one time, let's give them another chance." The Ys VIII backlash is not enough evem though it's a start from the consumer.

>Yes, me telling you that they aren't dead yet and won't be for a while because they have an established fucking fanbase and company is me saying I want them to grow. And I'm the one speaking like a politician, right?

That's you trying to recontextualize what you said. You keep getting caught praising them and telling people to give them a second chance. You were the first responder in this thread.

>You're ridiculous. Me telling you objective fucking facts about NISA is me defending them?

While insisting others give them a second chance. You covered for them before reluctantly agreeing they're cancer. Keep trying to pretend otherwise and misrepresent the issue and what you're getting called out on. Exactly no one will fall for it.

>Do you even know their history? How NIS lost 97% of their income in 08-09 and they're still fucking alive? How they've been growing for years until the last few months where they've had what is likely a temporary lull/drop as a result of low amount of games being released?

Conveniently you began by praising them.

>Calling me a shill because you can't handle flat criticism of your shitty, roundabout idea and I told you the objective fucking truth about them is childish.

You stating things about NISA does not equate to you criticizing a way to make sure they repeat their garbage reputation. This is yet again another example of you conflating things and misrepresenting the issue, and what's said.

Also I will point out how you're evading how I've pointed out you being the first responder to this thread and your second post is filled with you trying to clean up NISA's image. You were here to do damage control and insist everyone give NISA a second chance at fucking everything up. Just admit it. You've done it across several posts now. You're not as slippery as you think. Listing tidbits about NISA doesn't make your posts gain substance. You blew it a long time ago.

>>15796528

Being an illiterate fag in comparison to a fucking frenchie should be an incentive for suicide actually

>>15795332

better than british

This is NIS not NISA you niggers.

>>15796559

Hence why it's pretty important to name NIS as "Nippon Ichi Software" in general to avoid the general confusion with the infamous child company.

I still brought up the topic of NISA at the end of the survey even if I expect it to fall into deaf ears

>>15796471

Is it true that Ubisoft fucked up the early Might and Magic french translations by failing to accommodate the text parser?

The only way NISA should be fixed is the same way pets are, i.e. removing any way for them to propagate

>>15797141

Well the server is hosted on Nipponese server and specifically calls out language in the URL, though I can't figure out how to see the Nipponese survey since it auto redirects to the English survey when I try anything with the URL (maybe use a proxy?).

From there get your complaint translated to Nipponese and paste it in the fields.

Told them I play shitloads of Nintendo games (which isn't entirely wrong), sorry consolefags and steamfags. If their games are on Nintendo consoles, they can be pirated when emulators are capable of running them. Didn't say anything else one way or the other about localization, Disgaea, or raping the corpses of dead games, except that I'd like to see certain genres, in case they're somehow good enough to pirate. Autists don't like deviation from the formula even in spinoff games, so I told them to leave Disgaea alone, but in hindsight I should have told them to make some cancer game, but I'm afraid I agree with the shill, they aren't going to die soon no matter how much we want them to, anything they do they'll have fags defending them. For instance if I told them to make some mobileshit, they would probably profit from that instead of wasting money, all because of a handful of whales. So it's whatever.

Always pirate, never buy.

when are these games going to start getting porn again?

I would love a 2d fighter.

Think itd be sick.

Each character would have their base moves but you could spend mana to unlock other skills.

Play as laharl choose gun. Get all gun skills and can map them out as you please and then gain mana in battles and unlock fire ice or wind etc. Use mana to upgrade it to a higher spell form.

Also have stats that interact with your frames and attack etc.

Story mode and online mode. Online mode you dont carry grinded stats over in the tryhard servers for the tourney fags and then casual servers where you do

>>15800014

>can he even draw manly men?

who gives a shit?

>>15800995

That shovel looks like an Adeptus Mechanicus relic, pretty sweet.

>>15797141

NIS know how bad NISA is. They don't care.

>>15801020

Cogsuckers wish they could be this fashionable.

>>15803071

This. Japanese devs will often praise North American """"""localization"""""" and censorship as good things to appeal to the west. They often encourage it.

>>15807240

Not on cakeboy's watch :^)

>>15800014

Why hasn't zankuro done any games? His art style is perfect.