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Alright, guys. Finally caught up. And I got my first post up to explain where Brigid and Korra were. Yay! Gonna need to teeny, tiny bit of rest after the non-stop reading and the lengthy post, but then I'll be open for collabs.

Consequences: Part Three Jan. 29th "100 kilos is, like... the same as 100 feris, right?" Korra asked. "You sneaky little bitch." Brigid shrugged. "I'm not the only one hiding something... am I?" The smile slipped from Korra's face, and she stepped away from the front of her cell, laying on...

Consequences: Part Two "You two... must be out of you damn minds," Aya muttered through clinched teeth. Korra slowly climbed to her feet. "Yeah, we uh... maybe we got a little out of hand..." Brigid stood as well, her face turned down to the ground in shame. "I-I... I-I'm sorry, Lt...

Consequences: Part One XSDF Einherjar Soldier Barracks Jan. 21st, 1900 Hours I am really, really sorry. But you would have said no... But I was afraid you would say no... You always try to hold me back... I know you love me, but you tend hold me back... Brigid let out a frustrated yell...

Full experience, go in order. 1, then 2, then Nier, then 3. But 3 has the best controls and graphics, and isn't nearly as sad as the other three, and it is set before the others but isn't really a prequel as it doesn't necessarily tie in, so you are free to start with that one or end with it...

Drakengard 1 is a great game, as long as you keep in mind it has some elements that didn't age well (PS2 game). Drakengard 3 takes place before the other 2, so it can be a good starting point. Just keep in mind it was a PS3 exclusive.

The final boss fight might be a rhythm game for some reason, the rest of the game is split between hack-and-slash action and flying simulation (except with a dragon instead of a plane, so you have to flap your wings every now and then). It is the third in a line of games, with one spin off...

Ever play the final boss in Drakengard 3? Now THAT is the biggest 'you lose because fuck you'. So I feel you, bro, because that boss stopped me seat in my tracks three days ago, and I haven't had the nerve to try again after failing, like, ten times. I mean... LLOOK AT THIS CRAP! You miss one...

Good thing you didn't ask specifically about my brothers' phone-based etiquette. Rude doesn't begin to describe...

I usually do, at least. Or something related to signal the end of the conversation. Proper etiquette also says you should always let the person who made the call hang up first. Why do you ask?

Just wanted more that Korra flirts with practically every man she talks to, but she hasn't broken that rule... at least not yet.

So... who has two thumbs and has two... three now... posts left to catch up on tomorrow (plus any more that go up before I finish)?

I just suggested him to you as something as a parting gift, but in retrospect, he really is a complicated character, even without his family. But the good news is, since I'm coming back, you don't have to worry about him now. My primary focus (likely 75%) will now only be on Korra and Brigid...

Well done, Gem. You captured Terratorra's childish arrogance perfectly. I just hope Irina has the good sense not to let him steal her credit.

Mhmm.

Good reads so far. But takes time, as I don't want to skip anything. Up to the official start of the White Wolves. Something just occured to me, in regards to space travel and speed. It is up to Gem whether he wants to use it, of course. I had planned on mentioning it in the beginning, but kept...

Actually, what Adramma wrote is the longest full sentence using one word

Yeah, maybe. But I've read that English is the hardest language to read as a second language.

In the words of Korben Dallas, I only speak two languages; English and Bad English. Though I have delved into Klingon, Al Bhed, Pig Latin, and Jive. (Skip to 00:57)

My experience in a nutshell, for both high school French and college Spanish. Should've just gone with Rosetta Stone...