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But you never know which one will and all of them have the potential. I like my grenades away from my face.

There's just no winning against women it seems. In the modern world, a word from a woman you don't even know is enough to ruin you life. Seems like we're back in the dark ages where the mere acquisition of being a witch would get one burned at the stake. Same thing in a different guise if you ask me.

I happen to like SAO on a general principle. Haven't watched the GGO Alt yet though. I think that the relative overall story quality was best in SAO arc. It maybe went down a little after that but managed to keep it good enough. It's not often that I find an anime totally bad or annoying. I do find some of them to be rather "slow" for lack of a better word.

Never knew that. Thanks for telling us.

The background's changed and it looks cool AF. Who else thinks so?

Yes it was clear on that. But there were some stuff that were left a bit cloudy. Maybe they're properly explained in the manga but not in the anime.

So how is the new season? Does it have a good story? Does it continue after Season2 or is it entirely new story? Also, I see the animation is different this time around, does that mean it's a different studio? I've yet to watch a single episode and I'll only watch it after the entire thing becomes available on BD here though.

I use Windows on my desktop and Linux on my laptop and sometimes Mac at office and I think all of them have their share of shit.

None of them are. Each has it's share of features and problems.

Tokyo Ravens And I want a second season right about now.

That may be so but I still hate it. Like keeping it from the protag is fine as long as it's kept from the audience as well. I don't feel stupid then. Authors should really stop doing that dense protag thing.

What about cases where something is made apparent to the audience and everyone around except the protag. That's what I feel stupid watching. Like, everyone gets it; why can't you? Do you have a brain? I need to open up your skull and take a look cause I'm having doubts.

Last major one is Nier Automata. There are usually some smaller ones between two major ones.

I've seen this cliche over and over again and I'm tried of it. The main character is designed extremely dense and stupid. He(mostly)/She doesn't seem to get what the audience gets. Hell, even the main character's friends can understand what is plainly in sight but the main character just doesn't seem to make a connection that's sitting right in front of him. Why do we have to deal with this? Why hasn't this cliche died off already? It makes me feel stupid just watching it.

Lets see, 3x 2TB drives full of media with only 500G free (pretty difficult to maintain the free space) 1x 1TB with 2 partitions, 1 for programs and 1 for development work. 1x 240GB SSD with OS and core programs. Other programs go to the 1TB drive's 1'st partition. Considering getting either a 10 or 12 TB drive to replace one of the 2TB ones. Scared of the upgrade because higher capacity drives tend to have more failures. I don't want to lose all the data.