ID:193797
 Oct 23 2001, 3:14 pm
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Does anyone still watch dbz or not really enjoy it anymore?
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Oct 23 2001, 3:20 pm
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Stimpy
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Hell i watch it every day and i love it (Just the episodes and movies)i think the games are lame here(well some of them)but there are way to many of them (why cant people be creative and not use the same things for every dbz game)
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the games are lame here(well some of them)but there are way to many of them (why cant people be creative and not use the same things for every dbz game) That's two negative things... why'd you use 'but' as the conjunction? Spuzzum, Chief of the Great Canadian National Grammar Rodeo, held in the USA. | |
Stimpy wrote:
I dont give a Sh** about grammer Then you're going to have one hell of a difficult time getting people to understand you. =P My post was meant to point out your mistake, which wasn't very bad (i.e. I was joking and being overly nitpicky), so you didn't exactly have to blow up, bud. | |
The Wizard of How wrote:
Incase youre wondering....that friend is me :) "In" and "case" are two seperate words. "You're" has an apostrophe in it, to denote the missing 'a'. An ellipsis typically only has three periods in it. Two spaces follow a period, and a sentence must be ended by a punctation mark of some sort. To fully correct your sentence: "In case you're wondering... that friend is me. :)" -AbyssDragon | |
An ellipsis typically only has three periods in it. Speaking of ellipses, don't you just hate the so-called proper way of using ellipses? I really do . . . . I really do . . . . I absolutely hate that... Three dots for the ellipsis and then a period afterward if the sentence is ended by it... Me, I'm sticking to my own accepted method... thank you very much... | |
Spuzzum wrote:
An ellipsis typically only has three periods in it. That doesn't bother me nearly as much as people who can't spell out the entire word "please" but find it necessary to have multitudes of periods in their ellipses. Are they saving space for the extra periods? "help plz..........." GAH! | |
Spuzzum wrote:
An ellipsis typically only has three periods in it. Nope. I prefer the proper method. Three for mid sentence, four for the end. Correct is correct. | |
Spuzzum wrote:
An ellipsis typically only has three periods in it. I think the three/four rule is just fine, and makes a lot of sense. What bugs me is the above sort of thing where an ellipsis is spaced out for no particular reason. What also bugs me is where some people (I believe they learned this from manga, and these days morons pass it to newbies in chats like a disease) use "..." all by itself, as if it has some inherent meaning. While to them it does have meaning, indicating a pregnant pause or a flabbergasted response, it's still idiotic next to using actual words to describe the same thing. Lummox JR | |
Lummox JR wrote:
What also bugs me is where some people (I believe they learned this from manga, and these days morons pass it to newbies in chats like a disease) use "..." all by itself, as if it has some inherent meaning. While to them it does have meaning, indicating a pregnant pause or a flabbergasted response, it's still idiotic next to using actual words to describe the same thing. No, what's really bad is when they shout "..." in a RPG. How can you shout a pause? :-) | |
I watch DBZ all the time and I get pissed off if I miss it, but I agree, the games here are sometimes just not fun... The key to making a good DBZ game is to make one that isn't just based around:
Train Go SSJ Brag about your strength Kill Brag Kill Brag Most DBZ games on BYOND end up like that, the key to a good DBZ game is to add a huge RPG factor to it... Make it not so boring. -Raven | |
Raven01 wrote:
the key to a good DBZ game is to add a huge RPG factor to it... Make it not so boring. The key is to delete it from your hard disk, and swear to never make another. There are currently 82 dbz games listed on the hub. Let me repeat that... There are currently 82 dbz games listed on the hub. Original games are drowning in a sea of homogeny and mediocrity. For god's sake, stop the madness!!! Who knows how many hundreds more dbz games are in production, and aren't even on the hub yet. We just don't need any more! Do yourself and everyone else a favor, trash your files, and start on something original. | |
Skysaw wrote:
Raven01 wrote: Yes there are too many DBZ games on BYOND, most of em suck because they are all based around: Train Go SSJ Brag about your strength Kill Brag Kill Brag Only 1 of them as far as I know of has an RPG scene that is avoiding being strength based. | |
I think the reason so many DBZ games are based on it, is because in my opinion that is what DBZ is. You see some people who start out weak, who battle thousands of different people, and get stronger each time, achieving nothing but cheap humor and 300 "powerlevel" every episode. They do nothing but fight and the series is largely based around it, and so the people making games based on DBZ are copying that too.
Just my 2c anyways, Alathon | |