Speaking of which, is there a good way for an English-speaking fan to get the story bits from FGO without having to actually play the thing? Asking for, uh, a friend.Originally Posted by Knight of Rebellion13
Speaking of which, is there a good way for an English-speaking fan to get the story bits from FGO without having to actually play the thing? Asking for, uh, a friend.
don't quote me on this
I second that question. Sure, what I've managed to gather from this site, TVTropes, Youtube, and the wiki seem to give a pretty good idea, but I too want to know if and where I can read translated scripts or something.
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Wandering on internet
i said a good way
Reddit is OK for news, but my friend wants more of an archive binge experience
don't quote me on this
There's probably some lets play of FGO
but I wouldn't call that a good way either
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c54t...hYEhlaqyQxAl6v thank god there's one with no commentary
Find a FGO NA player and steal their phone
Aozaki-desu's Chaldea Archive Project is up to E Pluribus Unum, with the KnK and Prison Tower events also chronicled.
If this is a term you at all know, then you probably already go to places going to which automatically makes you a secondary, as it does the person which called you an EOP.
I don't mean like, a secondary in knowing Type-Moon lore or something like that, I mean being an actual secondary human being.
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What
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
The best way to get the game. No need to roll
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Wandering on internet
Denial of Virginity was a kanji meme if I recall correctly. Ask Arai about it.
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If you ask me, someone having an education in Japanese, and using that potential to read FGO of all the things, is far more pathetic than the guys who just read this person's translations, but we're not supposed to tell those reddit kids that out loud.
No, the other thing about secondary human beings
what
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
There are realistically two places where you can get called an EOP: /fgog/ and Reddit.
At least the badness of 4chan makes thread about bad games not out of place, with those bad people well-capable of making appropriately bad posts in their bad thread about a bad game. On Reddit, on the other hand, they're talking about the game as if it was good, and I really can't tell which is worse, myself, but both is shameful.
You should never talk about bad games you play on social media.
You should never talk about bad games you play.
You should never talk about games you play.
You should never play games.
Okay man, have some chill. I mean, seriously, are you okay?
I think if you go to the internet expecting every post to be 100% serious, you are dangerously close to being insulted in the core of your being by a shitpost on reddit, just like OP.
Let go.
Ratman speaks to me on a deep intrinsic level.
Anyone calling you an EOP is already an elitist cuck by proxy so who cares.
I tuned out when you said 4chan is a bad place, actually. /fgog/ and most of /vg/ in general is cancer, sure, as are at least a few other boards, but anyone attempting to put the whole site in one box, be it ever so broad, has already failed. /tg/ alone has put out more quality content than the average publishing house.
I knew that was where this was going, but I'm still disappointed.
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This part is true though.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
And I will even be expanding that collection in ~half a year, when storytiming.
Humility is still in order, though. The prices we pay for that content are great, a toll on one's public image and career both, just like the price a Japanese-fluent person pays for choosing to spend their time with Fate/Grand Order.
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