Danganronpa Spoilercast was a ton of fun. Hope those of you who didn't tune in live enjoy it!
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Danganronpa Spoilercast was a ton of fun. Hope those of you who didn't tune in live enjoy it!
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A select group set for the night shift sounds extremely dangerous, doesn't it?
I disagree.He's not always dragged but his investigations would come to a halt without those two helping him.
I think with the fact there are a fair amount of people and the school's pretty huge, makes it hard to really trust what's going on without pairing up or knowing where everyone's is.
I mean, it's more amazing that there weren't more murders during the daytime since not every place in the school could have someone there besides when everyone was still alive.
At first the school didn't seem that big with only one floor and 15 people hanging around. But later on it definitely felt... lonely, with only a few students in such a big school.
Pretty much and once a new floor opened up, everyone seemed to just abandon the past ones.
I mean sure it could be because it's new and exciting and more clues but the middle floors usually ended up being a ghost town because of it.
Man, I was hoping there was going to be a twist where they were all just killing androids or something and everybody was still alive. =(
Would you really have wanted that?
I would.
Now I can only hope for a Super Duper Necromancer or a Super Duper Murder Undoer in Danganronpa 3 to fix everything.
Would you really have wanted that?
Yuck. A stunt similar to that would actually ruin the entire series for me.
I do wonder if there's any meaning in Junko preserving the corpses though....
I do wonder if there's any meaning in Junko preserving the corpses though....
That spoilercast I was mentioning earlier will be live here in about 15 mins.
Only talking about the first game, so no spoilers for DR2.
You'll get to see Taka again.Zombies are the main theme of DR3.
Regarding Byakuya, you all seem really shocked that he altered the crime scene just to make things more interesting, but his real goal was gauging Makoto's ability. It was horrible, but it was a calculated move for the sake of his own survival.
Regarding Byakuya, you all seem really shocked that he altered the crime scene just to make things more interesting, but his real goal was gauging Makoto's ability. It was horrible, but it was a calculated move for the sake of his own survival.
Honestly reading/watching a let's play of a visual novel like that strikes me as a bit scummy. It feels like watching a camcorder recording of a theater showing. You might as well just rip the game and post it on the pirate bay if you're going to go that far.
I completely disagree here. LPs of (good) games are basically free advertisement. Especially games like Danganronpa heavily profit from such an exposure, because you either love them or don't know them, and a dedicate fanbase will buy them even if they already know the story through the LP.
At some point NISA had to decide whether or not they should localize DR for the West, and I am very sure the already established English fanbase (because of the LP and other fantranslations) was one of the main factors for this.
So in my case the LP made me into a person that will buy all DR games day one as soon as they're released. And based on the comments I read about the LP I am by far not the only one.
No, you can not and it's not even remotely the same. The whole intention to watch an LP or to start piracy are completely different. When you pirate a game, you don't really care about it in the first place and are unable/unwilling to purchase it anyway. When you watch an LP it can be because of a variety of reasons, most noteable because you really like the "Let's Player". Also watching somebody playing something is not the same as playing it yourself.You can say the same thing about piracy.
If I had worked on the game I wouldn't be very happy about people in essence ripping the entire experience and making it available online for free, assuring me that everyone will do the right thing and buy it legally. Once they find it on sale. If they really, really love it. If there's nothing else to buy. Maybe.
It's a gray area
Would you really have wanted that?
Is school mode worth it? I'd like to see some more character interactions, but I don't care about trophies and the whole process seems really tedious and dull.
I'm talking about those visual novel let's plays that are commentary-less videos or hybrid text+images+videos+music, transferring almost the entire experience to SomethingAwful forum posts. I guess you could call the videos longplays. The semantics are still a bit confused. With as little interaction as visual novels have, watching someone playing something is pretty darn close to playing it yourself.cNo, you can not and it's not even remotely the same. The whole intention to watch an LP or to start piracy are completely different. When you pirate a game, you don't really care about it in the first place and are unable/unwilling to purchase it anyway. When you watch an LP it can be because of a variety of reasons, most noteable because you really like the "Let's Player". Also watching somebody playing something is not the same as playing it yourself.
It's great that this one happened to catch fire. But going by my own experiences with P2P back in the day and watching LPs now, relying on people to actually purchase your product after experiencing it for free doesn't pan out that often. I've found myself regretting buying MGS2, 3 and 4 when I was pretty satisfied with watching C&I's LP, even though I had played and really enjoyed MGS1 before then, for example.Why wouldn't you be happy? During the time when there was no English localization in sight, people either wouldn't have bought the game, because they don't understand Japanese or they would have bought the game because of the LP. So for Spike Chunsoft it's either zero importers (that can't speak Japanese) without the LP or a number of importers larger than zero with the LP. Plus of course free advertising, I mean you saw all the threads about DR here on NeoGAF, right? Where hundred of people told others how damn great the game is and that they should buy it? Without the LP you have a handful of people recommending the game at best.
Legally, they could probably shut it down. I don't believe they would be considered fair use for the most part. I'm glad they don't, though, because I like LPs.Not really. That's why all the big Let's Players are actually supported by the publishers (Nintendo being the only noteable exception)
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/dec/12/youtube-lets-play-copyright-ubisoft-google
I think the first one or two playthroughs are really good. But if you don't care about trophies just play it once and look up the endings on youtube.
This has probably been asked a million times, but am I correct in assuming that I want to avoid all information on DR2 like the plague? I was actually able to remain 100% spoiler free for DR and I'd like to try and keep it that way for the sequel
Yeah, also you should note that even searching for just DR1 can spoil DR2.
E.g. I watched something on Youtube about DR1 and next day YT recommended me a DR2 video with huge spoilers in the title and preview image.
Soooooo, was Byakuya Jr also Hina's kid? He's sorta clinging to her, but that nervous-for-no-discernible-reason look is classic Toko. I dunno what to think.
I'm accepting this as canon. Kinda hard to birth a child safely with only the help of the world's most average person, a dumbass, donut butt, and the guy who said he'd be better off without you.Toko died in childbirth and was memorialized as a painting.
I'm accepting this as canon. Kinda hard to birth a child safely with only the help of the world's most average person, a dumbass, donut butt, and the guy who said he'd be better off without you.
They're all Junko's kids.