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I guess you might say your joke hit box is TOO BIG

It's terrible game design. Unless you have a specific accessory, fully upgraded, there's a random chance that the battle just ends. That's ludicrous

That's kinda the problem. Keyblades already shoot magic bullets. What would make a gunblade any difference, besides the design?

English teachers are honestly the best ones I've had so far in college. In particular the one I had last semester was easily one of the best I ever had. She was fun, quirky, smart, and willing to hear different opinions. She was also humble enough to apologize when she shot down someone's point, only to realize they might be right.
Honestly, College feels like an extreme version of highschool, where the good teachers are REALLY good, and the bad ones are truly awful. I haven't really had any middle ground teachers

Eh, see, that's my issue with something like art. There's no objectivity. A person can get a good mark if the teacher likes them, and a bad one if the teacher doesn't. I had a very strongly feminist teach last year, and everybody who made projects about feminism, regardless of quality, scored around 20% higher than everybody else.
And I mean, there's a valuable life lesson here, since getting people to like you is a vital skill in life, but it's frustrating nonetheless, and it's not like you can blame the teacher or student for having specific tastes

Ugh yes, I hate that with my current college courses. The teach tries to act like he's loose about structure, but he clearly has REALLY specific ideas for what he wants... he just never tells you what he wants under the guise of 'creative freedom' and then gets made and takes off marks when you don't do the things he never said to do

The angle I've seen is that science and art replicate their job opportunities. It's hard to get anywhere in a science, but if you're good, you're getting a high mark. It's easy to get a decent mark in an art, but INCREDIBLY hard to get a high mark

It's impossible to get 100% in a non-scientific course. Stuff like math or bilogy has a right and wrong answer to give, but with stuff like art or writing
Pretty much everybody subscribes to the notion that "nobody's perfect" so getting a perfect mark is not possible

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The worlds are separated because apparently everybody is a dick and causes keyblade wars
So yeah, basically
Should've been more clear though, when I say next world, I'm talking about how many religions view death as merely an ascension (or descent) into another world, basically the after life
That's basically all they need to beat Xehanort, is have him ascend. Basically become a ghost or something
(Plus if he's a ghost he can come back in sequels!)

Well, f you think about it, the same belief is held by many religions, really all we nee is to send Xehanort to the next world, whatever that is in KH

What about either of those characters warrants a spot at all

1- The Wreck it Ralph angle would be "This is a world of video games" "Huh, weird, I'm not in a video game" the end
2- I don't trust the writers of KH to competently write a comedy

Zack and Cloud aren't as directly related in KH. Zack was redesigned in the Hercules style, while Cloud was not. As it stands, Zack is a resident of Olympus Colosseum, while Cloud is from Radiant Garden

Why would Xemnas + Ansem form a God? They're not THAT powerful

Yes except then they added the moon cycle thing :(

Yup. Took a lot of the best elements from FF4 and FF6 and blended them together

If it wasn't for the moon mechanics I'd actually say After Years vs VI is actually kinda tough

People who played IX