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  • Does it really matter? It's just a mask, and it probably won't even see the light of day after its first use, like all the others (except the two from Trunca Island that never had a first use).
    Well, I suppose it wouldn't matter too much, but it says Kunoichi's Hood in my notes.
    Was it because you interpreted 'kunoichi' to refer to the Kunoichi from TFC1, then applied the Fireburst-verse's rule of gender-flipping to result in a male kunoichi, or a ninja, from whom to take the hood's name?
    Do what you will.

    It's been such a long time that I don't remember. However, I have a sneaking suspicion that it's the Kunoichi's Hood.
    (And I just checked my notes, and, yes, it is.)
    Now, this is just my opinion, but I'd say that TSoD is actually a bit of a strange one to finish the series on, and that JBF would go better, assuming it ends in a huge success for Team Gemini. The reason why I say this is that the Triton series finale, PWF, ends in a humbling failure for the team in question, so JBF's intrinsic success value would present a good counterpoint to that. However, the series can work just as well as it is.
    Well, I can't remember what I was originally going to suggest, but if you need more time, I'm still fine with TSoD being pulled forward, since I'd have to do all the planning for that.
    Perhaps I can make it easier for you. In %, roughly how much of JBF do you have planned currently?
    You're kind of getting it. First, it's a progressive system. It's more that you'd have done all of that by the end of MoL. Additionally, if you think about it, what you're actually doing under that system is planning the second half of the sooner ATEE and the first half of the later one. Then, when the time comes to continue planning, you've already got the first half of the newly-upcoming ATEE planned. ...What I mean is this:

    Right now, we're on ADW. So I've planned MoL, and some of PiC. During MoL, I wouldn't technically need to plan at all, then when we get to JBF, I'd just need to work on the second half of PiC and the first half of ISA, and so on. In your case, you'd only really need to have planned half of JBF by the time ADW is done. Then you can plan the other half during MoL, and by the time MoL is done, JBF will be ready, so you can give some attention to planning PF. See what I mean?
    ...Now, hang on. I'd say that's going a bit too far the other way. Then again, what would I know about going just one way or the other? Do make some plans-- just don't obsess to the point of bringing everything else to a halt. I've been planning 'one and a half' at a time; I've planned MoL in its entirety, and half of PiC. When we get to JBF (assuming that that's going to follow MoL), I'll finish planning PiC and plan some of ISA (of which I have currently planned nothing). It's about pacing oneself.
    That's true, but if you plan so far in advance that it halts production, then that future won't come to pass. It's a vicious cycle. If you're too busy planning, we won't get to what you're planning for.
    So what now? If nothing else, JBF is just under an ATEE and a half away yet (assuming PF is getting pushed back again), so perhaps that bridge should be crossed only when we come to it.
    Now, slow down. I've been hurt all along. From where I'm standing, that's exactly what it's been looking like, and my constantly having to remind you to post in the now-dead spin-off threads, didn't exactly help your cause. At no point before now did you even begin to defend or explain yourself, so of course I'm going to go off on one as I'm left to feel increasingly Forever Alone. I'm not saying, at all, that I'm perfect; nobody is; but it really did feel like I was fighting a losing battle against the slippery slope into obscurity as, one by one, our works crumbled to incomplete dust. I've been afraid, for quite some time, that ATEE would be next.

    But most of all, I've not been raging. I've been letting my bleeding heart out into the open instead of bottling it up like I so often do. This isn't anger. It's fear. It's sadness. It's confusion.

    But let's just keep this thunderstorm of outpouring contained for now. Shit's gotten a little out of hand, wouldn't you say?
    That's probably about all you've extracted from it. The only thing I'm asking for is love. Just a little love for the work we do. You know, like you used to have. Maybe then my constant sacrifices of time and health would actually mean something.
    I doubt you even bothered to read it, and if you did, chances are you'll just laugh it off and have it never cross your mind again. The bottom line is, I'm putting a lot of effort into something that's going nowhere, and I really don't appreciate that.
    I can wait.

    Though I don't know why I should bother. Frankly, I'm too nice and too tolerant for you. I stay up until the wee hours of the morning just to be online at the same time as you when I ought really to be doing my homework and catching up on precious sleep. Instead, I'm risking my health and studies going to pot just to put work into something that you haven't given a flying fuck about for quite some time. Why? Because I'm nice. Don't abuse my niceness.
    You're trolling again. Don't bother VM'ing me back until you're in a sensible mood again.
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