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Actually, both Skies of Arcadia and SoA: Legends are both pretty rare. I've never seen a copy of either with my own eyes. Makes me sad, 'cause I really wanna play. crying

Also, cool thing Sega did... You can recruit Vyse Inglebard (main character of SoA) and his friend in Valkyria Chronicles. Thought it was a nice touch. biggrin



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Yep.

@Xenomina:

I didn't know there was a sequel to freedom force...

Ok, now I can't take you fully seriously as you can't take me fully seriously for liking RE4.

Gah, a musical stage adaption better than the movies?

Two things:

1. YOU'RE not MY son.

2. That's infinity times more blasphemous than me saying I love RE4. IN...FIN...ITY.

I don't care if the reason you like or got into Evil Dead is because of the musical. INFINITY.

You'd be as dead in a room full of hardcore deadites as I would in a room full of old school re fans.

SO BAD IT'S GOOD? NOT DEAD SERIOUS?

Jesus, and here I actually valued your opinion on The Evil Dead. (EDIT: Don't want that to sound harsh. I still value your opinion on certain topics, but sadly, probably not for The Evil Dead anymore, if those are your true feelings torwards it.)

1. You saying the Evil Dead is so bad it's good is very, very disappointing. Probably as much so as you think of me for loving RE4. Let's face it, the horror community and Stephen King is sad at you for that statement, Bio.

2. The series isn't known to be dead serious, but the first movie is. Extremely. The first movie was actually made to ba a unique take on the same type of movies being released at the time. And those were some dead serious times. There is no intentional comedy when it comes to the horror aspect of that movie.

3. My point is this. I said you thinking the musical is better than the movies was more blasphemous than me loving RE4.

The fact that RE4 bastardized the series had nothing to do with my point. It was just me loving RE4 because it is a fun to play game. Even you admitted it is a great action game.

But you loving the musical stage adaption more than one of the greatest trilogies (And those aren't in my own words) of all time just seems...

Well, I'll just drop that.

You can like the musical more, I guess. But saying it's better than the movies... Well, in my personal opinion, that just seems more blasphemous than me loving a game because it's fun to play.

But I guess that's because I'm a hardcore Evil Dead fan, and you're a(n) (ex?) harcore RE fan.

Anything I didn't respond to is something I conceded defeat to.

1. You're right. Not the entire horror community. Most of it is, though. And by horror community, I mean the people on the fansites, horror websites, local theater events, and that go to conventions that let there presence be known. But definitely Stephen King.

Mathematicians have logically theorized through equations that if a majority of a sample taken from a massive selection is prone to a certain opinion, then the entire selection from which that sample was taken from is more then likely to have the same opinion as the sample. Which is why I say most of the horror community.

If I have to, I will take the time to show you so...But don't make me. I don't want to spend the time to do so...

2. It's not supposed to be funny, and sorry to hear you don't find it scary. But please don't say it's "just there", and also don't say it's good for the budget and that's about it. Damn, that's insulting to it's reputation.

3. If you've been paying attention to my revelations, you'd know that I was only basing my feelings on the fact that I hate musicals. It's a shitt* excuse, but so is gripping the fact that the game bastardizing your favorite franchise can't hold ground in my statement of "Loving the musical more than the movies is more blasphemous then me loving RE4", even though all I love it for is the gameplay, and not it's bastardizing plot.

4. "I hate all first person shooters, so I'm not interested in RE4. And that it's better than its predecessors is blasphemy," is the equivalent of your statement.

No, it's not. Unless by predecessors you mean the RE games that came before it. If you mean something more along the lines of, uhh, Doom, then that wouldn't make sense, since it's not even related to story wise like the musical is. That woulnd't be a situation of comparing Evil Dead the movie to Evil Dead the musical. That would be comparing Evil Dead the movie to, I dunno, Dawn of the Dead the movie.

5. F*** Star Wars.

6. The fact of the matter is, I never said the musical would suck (Not that I think), even if I do hate musicals. You're right, it could be great for all I know. But you had to have known that saying it is better than something I cherish beyond nearly everything else would have sparked me to retaliate, no? And seeing how as you know that I am not a fan of musicals, you would also have to have known that even if I did see it, and loved it, there would be no way I could love it more than the movies in which the musical was inspired from, no?

Not to be on anyone's side, but I'll just say this before bed:

For calling him a drama queen, Bio, you should really look in the mirror regarding RE4. razz

"It's a good action game."
"It's on my favorite games list!"
"Why? It's awful, it ruined everything, etc etc. It's my number 1 hated game of all time!"

Just an observation.

1. xd By local theater events, I meant all night horror movie marathons that are held at the local, small time movie theaters in my neighborhood.

It's always been on a ******** pedastal.

And I find it so funny you tell me to stop being a drama queen when you haven't stopped being a drama queen about RE since I've joined. You've argued so adamantly torwards your favorite video game franchise, allow me to do so for my favorite movie franchise.

Sure, the horror community would understand why. The Evil Dead horror community wouldn't.

But you know what? You're in your own seperate community. You're in the community that saw the musical first compared to seeing the movies first.
Not once have I met a fan, NOT F***ING ONCE, out of all the SEVERAL HUNDRED (As I'll divulge further on) fans of the movies FIRST have I met that said they prefer the musical. And trust me, had they have loved the musical as much as you did, they would have talked about it. And trust me when I say, I don't need to see ticket records to know that the people who have seen the movies first VASTLY outnumber the ones who have seen the musical first.

2. They probably would love the hell out of the musical. I'm not disagreeing with that. What I am disagreeing with is that they love the musical more than the actual movies. See #1. for further input.

3. I've spoken to several HUNDREDS about the Evil Dead. Sure, not all of them prefer the Evil Dead over the others, but as franchise fans, not a SINGLE God damn one said they didn't find the first one enjoyable. You're the only ******** franchise fan I've ever encounter who doesn't enjoy the first one, and that is why I'm arguing with you.

The reason that this probably happened is because I don't talk to people about Evil Dead unless they say they're major, or hardcore fans of it. And when it comes to all things Evil Dead, they're the only one's who opinions matter on the subject. Not some Nightmare on Elm Street's fan, or whatever.

4. And that's why you can't let it hold ground.

But if you just frikkin' ALLOWED the whole bastardization aspect of the game to be discarted, you'd then understand the statement more.

See, if you allowed that, then me saying I love RE4 because of it's fun gameplay isn't blasphemous what-so-ever.

But in the majority of The Evil Dead community, as I have argued above, saying you like the musical more would be deemed blasphemous.

And if you want, I'll give you God damn proof. I'll go on the ******** forums just so I can prove this point, if I must.

Now, I'm not saying you loving the musical over the movie isn't justified, but by God dammit, IT IS BLASPHEMOUS TO US HARDCORE FANS OF THE FILM FRANCHISE, which I will also go to the forums to prove is a far greater number than the fans of the awesome musical.

5. Yeah, but even if you did mean the RE games that came before it, RE 1 through CV is to The Evil Dead as RE4 is to Army of Darkness. Same main game (or movie) franchise, different beasts. Evil Dead the musical would be more like Survivor, or outbreak. Something that wasn't a part of the main series.

6. What? Aren't I as much a fan of The Evil Dead as you are of Pre-4 Resident Evil? If not, well this> Jesus, Bio, did you not understand the impact of the movies on me when I said I chose to pursue a career as a film maker because of them? Yeesh yourself.

Yes, Bio. It IS because you like musicals. Now that that's all cleared up, I can accept you preferring the musical over the movie That doesn't mean it's any less blasphemous. Learn to accept that, as it doesn't ******** matter to you anyways, does it?