Musopticon?

So, is it the 13 Colonies or United States in the game?

Oh, Soule is most known for the fantasy epic, but he can do other stuff as well. I particularly liked his martial themes in Total Annihilation and Dawn of War. I don't get why I'm defending the guy, seriously he is just about my least favorite composer, but he can do variety. And seems to have a good head on his shoulders. Poor Bethesda. And I was just about anxious for the game after playing Shivering Isles.

^ Wait will GD reads that. Today I procastrinated.

If we want to remove food shortages and not use up so much fossil fuels, we should just do that. There's no reason for "lowering population". There's tons of arable land left, instead of cattle chow we could produce edible crops, farm coasts for fish, instead of mass highways, use public transportation, connect cities with it, improve upon already existing technology for both, etc. Then again, there's tons of money in both fossil fuels and beef and we live in world with western appetite and western habits so that is not about to happen anytime soon, heh.

Ed Del Castillo has so far delivered on every game he's been involved with(well, ok, Dragonshard was kinda mediocre). I don't expect disappointment with this one either.

Republican Space Rangers and Dragonbrain were so awesome.

That whole bit was priceless. Todd really has no clue. ****ing franchising.

Moonsorrow - For whom the bell tolls(cover)

As do I, except Worlds Collide.

As does the campaign.

Bah, they don't stand a chance against the the World Immolation Cabal! Uhh, once we get the gas ships going, I mean...

Ugh, just don't expect it to be as epic as Juuni. I don't want to do a strict comparison yet, since the series has just begun. Yet, there's definetly similarities.

I'm still trying to get enough money for that laptop. Maybe after Summer...and perhaps Autumn and early Winter as well...

Wait, what?

Mental Omega - Pharotek Remix ;P'''''

Yoko Kanno - Blues in the net

Stone Form or something? I remember the move where the character throws a stone and makes the enemy into rock which has a small tree growing was just about the only move worth making in the game. That and Mirabella.

Keep us posted! I should continue the adventures of Hanbu the Tame some day.

waht?

Seirei no Moribito was hardly boring and anything but fail. It tried to adapt a novel about being a parent into an anime that also had amazing action scenes and great characters and succeeded fairly well, only falling short when it came to some character relationships. The fact that it did not deliver on fanservice and didn't rely on visual fireworks to constantly keep anyone with an attentionspan of a muskrat od'ing on china white on the edge of their chair is a testament to the maturity of the show. It also is a testament to just how much you fail when it comes to taste. You and your Kanokon.

^Awesome! Keep the board from going dry! I'm supposed to write an essay on The Death of a Salesman for Monday, 2000 words. So far I've only found some discussions on ethinicity and ghosts for secondary sources, but I guess I'll make an essay out of this sooner or later. If anyone feels like pitching in, please do. I can't quote any text that's not published in an academic premier for instance, but ideas are always nice.

Just a note: If some of you are not watching Amatsuki yet, they should. It's shaping up nicely and the fantasy play on Bakumatsu era is just great. There are echoes of Juuni Kokki and Irohanihoheto there, but I'm getting a strong Seirei no Moribito feel as well, although the themes could hardly be more dissimilar.

Minced chicken meat made into balls, right Gortho?

Yoko Kanno(and Ilaria Graziano and Origa, I bet) - Date of Rebirth Solid State Society Soundtrack

He probably meant Invisible War.