#couchlogged

YES I PLAYED 999 the games were so good i can’t even. The characters, the plot, the way the freakin mechanics of both games tie into both of their plots, in both cases when I started either game I didn’t think I’d really get too into them a couple hours in but ended up getting really into it as soon as questions started popping up that I wanted answers to.

It’s a shame the games aren’t more popular (making zero escape 3′s release a big fat question mark) but I realize that one of the reasons the games aren’t popular is because showing off why the games are so good (the mechanics, story flow and how they all tie into each other, as well as the deeper levels of the story) would spoil quite a bit. So people only get a very surface level look at both games, and I admit that on that level the games don’t seem that interesting...

It has also come to my attention that Kotaro Uchikoshi, the writer and director of the games, is the writer behind... punchline...

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ok so

i don’t really condone anime that’s nothing but fanservice but

if you’re gonna watch a fanservicey anime anyway.... watch punchline just so kotaro can get the money he needs to make zero escape 3

it’s a necessary evil

Riven is a very inward sort of person.  While she can be very focused on something outside of herself, like training or her goals, she often finds herself trapped with her own thoughts and emotions, especially at night before she goes to sleep.  Many times she immerses herself in the task at hand, whatever that might be, in order to keep her mind flowing and out of the darker places it tends to go.  She really does tend to work on accomplishing one thing at a time, and she’ll give that all to that one thing when she’s in the moment and working toward it, but during downtime, when she’s alone, her thoughts tend to wander, and tend to haunt her.

EYYYYY GET EM BUD

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couchlogged said: GOOD FOR HIM I’M SO GLAD

Who were you playing?