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Man oh man does this game seem to be shaping up amazingly

Much such, many is, comics sans, wow

Happy Birthday Jesse McCartney

Yes, I'm very familiar with that thread, because the last time I made a thread on this topic @Ars Nova had it merged with that and it got buried and I never got my answer.

Yeah, Sony extended the expiration date for all of their codes, I was pissed when I got the God of War Collection and foudnt hat two of the games' codes had supposedly expired, but... they didn't
I mean, these codes shouldn't really be expiring anyways...

What's with that expression

Same principal though
It's harder to make something form scratch, so tracing or outright reusing something is often done to cut costs.
This was a LOT more common back when you had to draw every single cell of animation, nowdays you're less likely to see anything as bad as the pre 2000s

I'm not talking about Palpatine telling Anakin he lied, just that many of the lies he told don't add u when you find out he's a Sith.

I didn't forget that, it just doesn't seem like the sort of thing that would inspire devotion in the Emperor. Blame, maybe, for misleading him.

I see people make the argument that Anakin is power hungry, but if that's the case they did an awful job conveying that, because I never got that vibe from him. As far as I can tell, the two key flaws that undid him were his temper and his overly emotional attachment to his loved ones

Much of the early stuff involving Anakin and Palpatine operate under the assumption that Anakin trusts him, but the side effect of this would mean that Anakin would know ALL of the things Palpatine had lied about up until then WERE lies. Killing his wife in a fit of rage and then nearly dying doesn't exactly seem like it would lead to the logicla conclusion of serving the person who set all this up devoutly for decades

Revenge of the Sith was the first one where I actually came out thinking it was stupid, honestly. Before that I was too young to really grasp what was wrong with the first two, I jsut liked the cool action scenes.
But with Sith I came out saying "what, that's his ENTIRE motivation for becoming the Vader and serving the Emperor?"
It's just like
"I can maybe sort of kinda prevent deaths but you need to help me maybe"
"Whoops you killed the person you were trying to save, the only thing that was really keeping you on my side, especially since you know I've been lying this whole time now"
"Welp, guess it's time to spend the rest of my life serving you in this new robot suit I guess"

What if it's so hot all the bacteria DIES

Eh, I guess that works too
Whatever floats your buttocks

Forgetting something day to day isn't the same as forgetting huge chunks of a full year of your existence. We're not talking about forgetting about something minor, we're talking missing details from major events
Now that said, we don't really know how memory loss works in KH. In real life, a lot of things can happen. A person could retain the feeling and continue to act on it, or it could end up changing who they are on a fundamental level.
I mean, really, Roxas didn't have enough time to actually stop and think about why he was doing what he was, he got his memories back for a fw minutes at best, but if he had stopped to tihnk about it, what would he have felt? Would he notice all the holes? Or does the memory magic reshape the memories as needed? OR did he create new memories to rationalize the missing stuff?

Better than bitching™

More often than you might think

That's the thing, the ending implies that she was just erased, but she's the focal point of so many scenes that it becomes weird. Like the scene with Xigbar, Xion and Axel, what happens there now? Does Xigbar not remember seeing Ven now? Does he just have this ambiguous memory when he got beaten up by nothing and felt angry at seeing Ven for no reason, and then started to distrust Axel for doing nothing?
By the end of his segment in KH2, Roxas has regained all his memories... but what memories are tehre to regain? If Xion has been forcibly removed, pretty much all of his memories are nonfunctional now. He spends almsdot all of his time hanging out with Xion, worrying about Xion, talking about Xion... it's not liek she was some minor thing that lifts right out, how would Roxas rationalize ANY of his actions at that point?

the cg show gets pretty good later on

Marathon all of the Clone Wars, too