Rynjin

Well, Hellsing Ultimate isn't technically an anime series, but an OVA series. Those are generally each an hour long, because they're the anime equivalent of a miniseries (whose episodes are two hours long, twice the length of an episode).

It also rides on Genos being the straight man (Genos is pretty much every cliched brooding anime protagonist distilled into one man), and a bunch of the other characters can be pretty funny too.

You see the little clipboard with the T on it? Just after Bold, Italics, and Underlined? That lets you paste stuff as Plain text. I admit, I have no clue if that's helpful or not.

You're an adult. Make a decision, they don't need to be a part of it. You gave it a fair run. Stick with that job until you find another one and they especially won't have anything to complain about. "Accelerated management training" is only relevant if you plan to make a career out of that job. It sounds fancy, but it's useless to you. Assuming that's not the field you want to be in, it's just a shitty job with long hours and no pay.

I'll just re-iterate what I said on the subject elsewhere, that a "war on Islam" simply isn't feasible. Muslims make up roughly a third of the world's entire population. So you really have two choices: 1.) Focus on the actual terrorists, and MAYBE get something done. 2.) Blame it on the religion itself and spin your wheels trying to figure out how you're going to wipe out the religion when that would mean killing or converting over 2 billion people (good luck with that). Blaming the religion gets nothing done. There is nothing you can do about that even if it were true. It's a pointless line of thought to follow because it leads nowhere productive. At this point the religion in itself is irrelevant except that it's the excuse nutjobs are using in a concerted effort to start World War Three and bring on Armageddon. Which is, really, the IS's main goal. Convert as many as possible to their cause, stage a bunch of battles, and otherwise "fulfill the prophesies" that will signify the end times and hope Allah wipes out all their foes like the Quran says he will. Whatever plan comes out of all this needs to keep that in mind: Full on war is the goal they are trying to achieve. They'll fight to the last man. Whether that means a swift and merciless response is required or some other solution is called for, who knows. The former seems to be what everyone's leaning towards.

​Beefcake fell and flattened B and C cities, as I recall. Saitama lives in Z. They mentioned which ones in this episode when they mentioned the reconstruction for them was going well. And Genos just started doing that recently. Saitama has lived there for at least three years.

What a time to be alive.

Not really, but it shares the similar ideas of variant loot and "Badass" (Legendary) enemies in a very, very loose sense. From what I can tell the stuff that drops from Legendary enemies isn't strictly BETTER, it just has weird effects (that I THINK you can replicate with a high enough level in the crafting Perks).

Everybody loves Nintendo. They're like the video game industry's cool uncle.

I got a piece of armor that gives me a Stealth Boy effect when I stand still while using Stealth. Good for stealing shit.

​Hwat

The game is definitely flawed, but I'd still say it's a solid 8/10 game. It's more of a 2 steps forward, one step back sort of deal. The gameplay is MILES better in every regard. The dialogue wheel makes you so disconnected from your character though. And I have no clue WHY they used the wheel at all. There was nothing wrong with the drop down dialogue box that says the full lines, and it's not like it's incompatible with voiced dialogue. It was just a terrible design decision. So, basically, I'm enjoying everything about the game except the actual character interactions.

Let's back up a sec...there's a snap to cover mechanic?

I got a good lol out of reading the FO4 user reviews on Metacritic because I wanted to see WTF was up with that 4.7 score. "Change is bad we don't like it why didn't you just make it exactly like New Vegas with better graphics waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" Literally the only thing I agree with is the dialogue wheel is complete shit. It has frustrated me greatly not knowing what I'm going to say because the descriptions are so fucking VAGUE. "Sarcastic"

I did get a minor glitch where at the end of a conversation my guy just stared at the dude like he was retarded for about 15 seconds (during which I couldn't move), but other than that no bugs at all so far.

10/10 It does feel a lot more like Mass Effect than Fallout, but this isn't a particularly bad change, just a change. I'm only 2 hours in, but it really feels like they just kinda throw cool stuff at you, without you feeling like you've earned it. ​Funny, to me it feels a lot like Bioshock Infinite. I've started it but damn, it's like playing Fallout 3 for the first time again. There's so much new shit and stuff to do that I'm a little overwhelmed. ​Same. I have NO clue what I want to do. I've played for 4 hours and all I've done is gone to Concord and back to Sanctuary, and tried to build and craft stuff. Also I killed a Deathclaw while in my Power Armor and HOLY FUCKING SHIT Bethesda managed to make them even more terrifying.

Figure out you CAN turn off Motion Blur, but you need to do it from the Options menu BEFORE you fully launch the game. It won't work once you hit the main menu by hitting Play on the first pop-up. Maybe I can play a bit longer now, it started to nauseate me last night.

I haven't used my guns a ton so far, but the gunplay does feel very much improved. Feels almost like a Halo game or something. My only real gripe so far is I can't seem to turn off Motion Blur, and it's kind of obnoxious sometimes. It's not really a ton of blur or anything, I've just never liked the effect.

​I figured the low pay and too-long hours was a given. I've never actually worked a job that pays less than $9.50 an hour. Though I only got about 35 hours a week or less at some of them so it evened out to about minimum over time. Still though. So that sounds like the right choice from my perspective. Where are you working?

The crash fix worked perfectly. May try bumping up the graphics if what you say is true Buddha, I'm only slightly below minimum specs too. In other news, my life is now complete. I waited 7 years to find out what the other side to the Butcher Pete record was, and now I know.

Did a quick search and this should help with the crashing. Will try and post results. It's kind of incredible how fast they pushed out a potential patch. Also, running in Windowed Borderless mode seems to help too, or so I've heard.

Same here. I thought it was just that my computer doesn't quite meet the specs (though I bumped everything down to low). It seems to be crashing every 15-20 minutes like clockwork (thankfully, usually not long after an autosave so far). Gonna download the most recent AMD Beta drivers, see if that helps.

Pace yourself. Play it in small sessions every day, starting today. Games tend to be more fun that way, IMO. Rather than playing it for like 12 hours straight and getting burned out on it.

Another 40 minutes or so and it should be.

Why can't you just get a job at a large, emotionless corporation like a normal person? At least they give you mandatory lunch breaks.