Kaweebo

Over the past two months, I've been struggling with crippling anxiety and it's been causing me depressive episodes. I don't have clinical depression, but I've suffered from anxiety all my life. I've managed to get used to it and function normally, but a couple months ago I had a really bad attack that spiraled me into a deep depression and very bad anxiety attacks over everything. I especially relate to the feeling that you can't enjoy things, that's usually known as 'anhedonia', ceasing to enjoy things you once loved. I can handle the stressful attacks, I can handle feeling a little down but if I can't enjoy life, then what's the point of it, you know? I've been gradually getting better with some ups and downs (I had a couple nervous breakdowns over the past few days) but I am steadily improving, even if it doesn't feel like it at times. It seems like a lot of people are dealing with some hard stuff like depression and anxiety right now as I've never had it this bad in my entire life. It's one of the hardest things I've ever had to deal with and it's made me feel like dying on more than one occasion. The only advice I can give is the one that seems to work for me: You just have to realize and remember that you won't feel like this all the time. Eventually, you will get control of your life back again as long as you keep moving forward.

Nomura: So, what do you guys think? Executives: ...Are you really sure about this? Nomura: Kids these days love these MMO games. Putting on fancy costumes, meeting other players around the world, fighting alongside their friends... Executives: And...inevitably dying and watching their world crumble around them? Nomura: Right. Executives: How do we...how do you expect us to market this? Nomura: Oh, no problem. I've designed this cute mascot character, see? Take a look at the concept art I've drawn up for it. Executives: Why does it look like a demon in this picture? Nomura: Because it is. Anyway, you don't have to worry about making money off this game, I've got a surefire plan. See, we can sell in-game currency to players who want to get stronger, faster. Gotta make it to the top of those leaderboards, you know. Executives: And you say that earning points for the leaderboards...is contributing to the downfall of the universe? Nomura: Right. So, what do you say? Executives: ... Nomura: Oh, and we gotta port it to smartphones, too. It's the gaming platform of the future, you know?

I don't read game reviews anyway. If I want to play a game, I'm just gonna get it.

This should answer any and all questions

Around 1500. I stopped at only 200 left when I realized she still had 7 health bars left. ffs

Well, I just wasted all of my jewels trying to beat Master Ava. I wasn't even close. I think I'm done playing this game forever.

Braig. The Xigbar we see in DDD is time-displaced.

I don't actually think it'd ruin anything if Xion came back. She's the only character who otherwise can function by herself entirely. But Roxas and Namine should both stay inside their respective others. Or, Roxas should go into Ventus, one or the other; but I really don't want there to be two Jesse McCartneys running around at the same time.

While the campy Batman is not my favorite interpretation, I wouldn't call it weird. After all, Adam West was the first real live-action Batman. (not counting the old serials)

I shouldn't be as shocked as I am at how terrible this is...but holy crap...

What would be the point of rebooting the series, though

Me throughout this whole trailer: 'Eh, it looks pretty good. Nothing special, though.' *Darth Vader shows up*

The translated message, from what I could gather, is that Sora returns to the Badlands to meet the Lingering Will and I guess Namine communicates with Terra through Sora. Terra mistakes Namine for Aqua, I think? And then Namine explains that Aqua is still in the RoD and she will somehow keep an eye on her? That's what I gathered from it.

So Namine talks to Terra about Aqua at some point...? Okay...

If KHIII had to do a musical world, Frozen would be the perfect choice. I'm sorry, but its songs are too well-known to not have that be the musical world if they had to have one, which hopefully they don't because I don't really want another musical world, but whatever...

I want to believe we'll get one at the concert, but I don't really expect anything until after FFXV.

Are you forgetting the fact that she literally employs the grace of an Olympian as part of her fighting style?

Aqua is literally a super-powered ballerina. She would crush the competition.

I'm excited for everything that isn't Damage Control.

Hamill, easy answer. His name is literally Mark Hamill.

But does it come with battle scenes?

I'd argue the Mass Effect trilogy are very cinematic RPGs.

The overall plan is solid, but I'm talking about that specific scene and the time travel. No, he shouldn't be able to collect them again. Not unless he gives up his body again and gets young Xehanort all over again which isn't what happens. At face value, he collected twelve versions of himself to form Organization XIII, with Sora being the thirteenth vessel; he explains all of this to Mickey and Riku to convince them to fight him, then when he doesn't get Sora because Lea interferes, he still isn't bothered by it for some reason, then says that they're all returning to their 'own time' with the same fading animation even though he's supposed to be the 'real' Xehanort and everybody else is supposed to make up his Organization...which they can't since they're all returning to the past. And again, as far as we know now, there is no way for him to reclaim those individuals unless he did something dumb like create them digitally. It simply doesn't make sense if we're taking what he says as literal. It can only make sense if it's a ruse and his Organization isn't actually complete yet, or else it wasn't present in that particular scene.

Look, I basically don't believe anything Xehanort says because his entire plan makes absolutely no sense if we're taking him at face value. My point is the entire scene is one giant ruse to convince Mickey and Riku to gather seven lights by giving the impression that he has thirteen darknesses when he barely has three. Of course he's going to say stuff like 'this was all foreseen' because he wants them to believe his threat. The Master Xehanort we see in DDD is a distraction who only looks like what Yen Sid and Mickey expect to see while the real reformed Xehanort is out there actually collecting thirteen darknesses. Every single person in that room does the same 'fade' animation, including Master Xehanort. I can't believe that's an oversight.

Yen Sid says that Master Xehanort will return since it's his heart that gets reformed, but the form he would take wouldn't be old MX, it would be Terranort. The only time they even call him Master in DDD is that exact part where Mickey exclaims that they 'were right about' him, which can easily be justified as Mickey just reacting to seeing the old Master return in the first place. As for Xehanort, of course he'd say he's the 'real thing', he's trying to convince the seven lights to join up, it's why he led Mickey to counting up their warriors He wanted Mickey to come to that conclusion and he presented his 'thirteen darknesses' in such a state as a show of force to convince them...but he leaves exactly the same way everyone else does. They all return to their respective times, including YX, Xigbar and Saix. None of them were really 'there'. Whether Xehanort presents himself as Master in KHIII remains to be seen, but it doesn't make sense for him to have left the same way everybody else did if he was fully in the present. They would have used the normal dark corridor animation they've been using everywhere else in the series, even in the same game.