General Digimon Topic

Nothing to say about that beginning eh?

Again, I don't trust my subs. That part had some really bad grammar and I'm not entirely sure what they meant at times.

Have you tried the Crunchyroll version?

I'd think their subs were better and all.

Yeah, I checked that first. They were exactly the same as when it first came out so I went to my usual source since CR's video player is shit. My usual source also used the same subs, by the way.

Have you seen the other Digimon movies? Particularly X-Evolution? The animation is not well aged, but its a stand-alone story I think is worth viewing.

edited 29th Jan '16 4:10:10 AM by Zeromaeus

Speaking of Our War Game, guess that music first used for omegamon's appearance does have lyrics after all. It's about asking Jesus and the Lord for everlasting rest (they're in the comments).

edited 31st Jan '16 12:47:46 PM by lgcruz

I forgot they played the requiem for that scene.

IIRC, they used the Kyrie for burst evolutions in season 5. Just a few more seasons and we can have a full Catholic mass.

I believe you're talking about this:

Oh yeah still about Our War Game, there is no inconsistency with the internet and the digital world being entirely different worlds with their own rules. 02 would say it explicitely by pointing out the existence of many alternate worlds like the dark ocean and the picasso dimension (to paraphrase Jesu Otaku), but even in adventure it's clear the digital world is not a representation of the internet, but a separate world that influences the real world and vice versa, even with time advancing at a different rate due to apocalymon. All other series present this in their own way (the D-Reaper for example actually came from Arpanet, the internet's predecessor). Tl;dr, the internet is not the same thing as the network.

And in other more relevant news, damn this is one comprehensive review of cyber sleuth. Reminder it comes out tomorrow in North America and on the 5th in europe for the PS Vita, PS TV and PS 4.

Also super quick producer interview

edited 1st Feb '16 4:13:57 AM by lgcruz

Tomorrow? So then we'll be seeing english Cyber Sleuth vids soon then?

Awesome.

Edit: So I took a look on Youtube, and there are in fact some videos of the English version already.

So lets all enjoy Cyber Sleuth now that we can understand what the hell everyone is saying.

edited 1st Feb '16 7:57:24 PM by HandsomeRob

And it's out on the PSN already for US and Canada.

So I just found out that Keramon and it's evolutions, Chrysalimon and Infermon have unknown for an attribute.

Funny. I'd always assumed it was a Virus type.

Diablomon and Armagemon are Virus type though.

I really hope Cyber Sleuth gets ported to the 3DS. Or any platform that I actually own.

Considering how well re:digitize decode did, even considering it was an upgraded port, that seems unlikely. Best option you have is for decode to be fan translated much like re:digitize already was, since I think if cyber sleuth does well, Namco bandai will bring over next order instead.

edited 3rd Feb '16 1:25:50 AM by lgcruz

So which version of Cyber Sleuth should I get? PS 4 or Vita, any recommendations?

Since you clearly have the option, PS 4.

I don't know. It seems like a vita game to me.

Huh. I managed to get past the first 4 domains of file island in World 2. (The Giga Domain was particularly harder because it had a lot of traps.)

I am kind of wondering if World 2 actually takes place in the same world (No pun intended) as World 1.

...And it appears the game is now using the old 'Mysterious girl with amnesia' JRPG cliche with a purple haired chick named Esteena. (I actually kind of like that cliche to be honest.)

edited 4th Feb '16 9:49:12 PM by dood9780

Been watching more of a Cyber Sleuth Walkthrough.

Right now, the dude playing it is really annoying me because he has a memory up that will let him hold more digimon, and he's completely unaware of it. He doesn't check his inventory, and the one time he did (and had the cursor right on it) he moved away to look at something else without seeing what he had.

He even complained earlier in the video about a lack of space. If he'd just look, for just a second, he could solve that problem.

The funny thing is, if I was doing a first play through, I doubt I'd be much different though I want to hope I'd be different) but it's still really grating when you know something and the person you're watching play the game is totally clueless.

That's why I usually only watch 100% walkthrough videos. This way, I won't do something like notice something the L Per doesn't or figure out a puzzle way before they do.

Maybe I should switch to Gadget Girl Kylie.

She already did the Japanese version, so she knows what to do already, and won't miss little things like that.

I guess we'll see. I mean, he has to catch on to the fact that he won't be able to put in more than two adult level digimon at the rate he's going eventually right?

Why dont you tell him?

Well, he finally noticed in the video I was watching (he's actually a little bit along, so I didn't see much point).

Now that he's found it, he should notice every time he gets one, so my beef is done.

So, in another month, the next Tri movie comes out, and we should be getting Last Order if I remember correctly. Gonna be an interesting time for Digimon.

edited 5th Feb '16 9:35:51 PM by HandsomeRob

People in Japan get Next Order, not us. Which is a shame because I would play the shit out of it. I WANT ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT.

Also, Im glad we are getting Digimon Adventure Tri on Crunchyroll. Im loving it so far.

Goddamn the data domain was hard. Especially when most of the bosses there use attacks wich cause confusion... OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!

And why the hell is it called 'Data domain' when all the encounters (Not counting bosses) are Vaccines?

EDIT: Soo... i just finished the game. The final boss of the game was that creepy thing that appeared for a few seconds in the opening cutscene. And i found kind of interesting that is basically what if the D-Reaper from Tamers had a god complex

All in all despite all the grinding the game required. To me it was a good journey from beginning to end. And now. Onto Savers!

edited 9th Feb '16 5:54:12 AM by dood9780