As you may know the anime based on these novels have been bashed for being bland, poorly written, directed, etc. But I haven't heard anything about novels. Is it as bad as the anime, are they better but still bad or good?
This is my first time here and I'm just looking for this bluray to complete my collection. Thank you!
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Yen Press licensed these novels 2 months ago however the release dates for them has been a mystery until now.
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?: Sword Oratoria - 25th October 2016
The Asterisk War - 23rd August 2016
And with that all of Yen Press' licenses that they picked up last year all have release dates now.
Are they all so... short? The first 3 volumes seem really short even by light novel standards
'Woke' culture has taken over and, due to the ongoing criticism of the Oscar's perceived lack of diversity, its now caused the voting membership to be biased towards minorities. (including and especially groups that are a minority in the Hollywood film making industry)
And it's not that I have a strong opinion that another nominated film was better -- it's just obvious to me that the voting members of the Oscars are more interested in appearing politically correct than they are in voting for a film based on its actual merits.
We boo the shit out of them every play, every at bat, just give them the Barry Bonds treatment.
This break from formula 1 has given us all a lot of time to sit around and think about formula 1 in a hypothetical sense. I wanted to know everyone's thoughts on the 2020 WDC and drivers legacy long term
Statistically speaking a shorter season will add more variance to the probability of a given driver winning the WDC. Think with 100 races HAM will almost definitely score the most points out of those races but any driver from the top 3 teams has a chance to win a single race season. (Maybe even Saintz or Perez if you believe the hype around their respective teams) Most people seem to view this as a largely good thing because they're all bored of Mercedes dominance over the past 6 seasons.
Obviously for somebody like Valtteri Bottas or Max Verstappen winning a WDC is better than not winning a WDC but my question is how will history reflect the winner of this years WDC if it happens in a shortened season. For example if BOT wins WDC this year with a 16 race season and then doesn't win it again in his career how will he compare historically to someone like Mario Andretti who won 1 WDC when 16 races was normal?
My hypothesis is that the asterisk effect of people saying "oh well he only won because the season was shortened" can really hurt somebody like Bottas, Verstappen or Leclerc whereas if Hamilton wins his 7th championship this year the assumption is he would have won anyway so nobody gets hurt.
What do you all think? Even if you're not Merc fans does a part of you want Lewis to win this year to get the record out of the way and then get on with it in 2021?
This fuckin team, that is all.
Every time he finishes aoeing down a pack of mobs, he has someone invite him to a group and he hops layer to a fresh set of mobs. Assuming layering goes away by the end of this phase, this is a strategy that can't be replicated by anyone in the future.
Whether someone gets to 60 first by questing or dungeon grinding or abusing layering doesn't make much of a difference to me, though the latter does feel a bit weird. Does anyone else feel similarly or am I just a spaz?
