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The Cblog Fapcast Episode 15 - E3 Jinxed it
Oh hey! This thing is a thing once again! Remember when we did podcasts! This time we're joined by Jinx. And his words! But whatever, we've got time now. No more graduation and finals season, wooo!
Everything we've missed for the past few months. Strider and Jinx talk about the E3 game, the Xbone, divisive issues popping up everywhere, and community truffle shuffles! The Fapcast is back, probably!
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Cblogs from the week of 06/26/13!
Panza’s lighthearted take on real life Nintendo gaming is appreciated
Sephy P. thinks, no, knows Mega Man X is the best damn game in the universe
Spieler Dad reveals how an avid sim racing gamer went on to actually compete in the Le Mans
Listen to taterchimp, Microsoft isn’t hating on anybody. If anything, they’re just dumb
Wrench is always so eloquent at describing one really deep thing. Like, the flight sim and how this guy bets he can do an indie AAA game
Manchild’s been getting better at life with Animal Crossing
The difference between censorship that’s gone too far and creating an inclusive environment for diverse people
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About Cblog Recaps
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Monday - Lord Spencer
Tuesday - vacant
Wednesday - Dere
Thursday - NeoTurbo
Friday - Gamemaniac3434
Saturday - AmnaUmen
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Riobux
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TheBlondeBass
Mike Martin
Kevin Mersereau
Chris Moyse
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Current "Bloggers Wanted" assignment
Villains that did nothing wrong
Villains in all media, not just video games, can end up being a dime a dozen. Far too often, a villain's motives boil down to "I am a bad, and so I do bad things. Fear me." While this format has worked for countless stories, at this point in my life (the ripe old age of 20) I’ve become jaded and grumpy, finding myself rolling my eyes when I see yet another antagonist wreaking havoc with no background or reasoning presented as to why they’re being such a butthole.
What’s far more interesting to me is when a villain’s motives or actions come across as justified, perhaps leaving you rooting for them to defeat the protagonist [insert Elder God Tier villain meme here].
My favorite example of this would be Meruem from the Chimera Ant arc of Hunter x Hunter. While he doesn’t necessarily fit the exact mold I laid out above, he’s easily one of the most dynamic and curious villains I’ve ever come across. For the sake of not spoiling what is perhaps one of the most exciting, action-packed, and tear-inducing arcs in anime history, I won’t delve into the details of what makes Meruem so great. Instead I encourage anyone who hasn’t seen Hunter x Hunter to set aside some time and plow through the series. Really, it’s that good.
But hey, that’s just how I feel. I’m sure there are folks out there who prefer their villains to be simple. If I ever met one of these theoretical people I might have a panic attack, but I’ll deal with that should the time come. I’m sure after some deep breaths we would get along. Maybe we could even snuggle, should my husband allow such an event to transpire.
All said and done, we arrive at the topic of this month’s Bloggers Wanted: Villains that did nothing wrong. Due to communication errors, this entry in the hallowed halls of Bloggers Wanted is a tad late. Regardless, all you have to do is head over to the Community Blog section of the site, and whip up a Cblog about a villain who you feel was secretly the good guy all along.
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F- Maybe Fail?
Recappers:
Monday - Lord Spencer
Tuesday - vacant
Wednesday - Dere
Thursday - NeoTurbo
Friday - Gamemaniac3434
Saturday - AmnaUmen
Sunday -
Reservists:
Riobux
Torchman
CelicaCrazed
TheBlondeBass
Mike Martin
Kevin Mersereau
Chris Moyse
[YOUR NAME HERE] - We want you!
Current "Bloggers Wanted" assignment
Villains that did nothing wrong
Villains in all media, not just video games, can end up being a dime a dozen. Far too often, a villain's motives boil down to "I am a bad, and so I do bad things. Fear me." While this format has worked for countless stories, at this point in my life (the ripe old age of 20) I’ve become jaded and grumpy, finding myself rolling my eyes when I see yet another antagonist wreaking havoc with no background or reasoning presented as to why they’re being such a butthole.
What’s far more interesting to me is when a villain’s motives or actions come across as justified, perhaps leaving you rooting for them to defeat the protagonist [insert Elder God Tier villain meme here].
My favorite example of this would be Meruem from the Chimera Ant arc of Hunter x Hunter. While he doesn’t necessarily fit the exact mold I laid out above, he’s easily one of the most dynamic and curious villains I’ve ever come across. For the sake of not spoiling what is perhaps one of the most exciting, action-packed, and tear-inducing arcs in anime history, I won’t delve into the details of what makes Meruem so great. Instead I encourage anyone who hasn’t seen Hunter x Hunter to set aside some time and plow through the series. Really, it’s that good.
But hey, that’s just how I feel. I’m sure there are folks out there who prefer their villains to be simple. If I ever met one of these theoretical people I might have a panic attack, but I’ll deal with that should the time come. I’m sure after some deep breaths we would get along. Maybe we could even snuggle, should my husband allow such an event to transpire.
All said and done, we arrive at the topic of this month’s Bloggers Wanted: Villains that did nothing wrong. Due to communication errors, this entry in the hallowed halls of Bloggers Wanted is a tad late. Regardless, all you have to do is head over to the Community Blog section of the site, and whip up a Cblog about a villain who you feel was secretly the good guy all along.
Current Community Contests
LOL nope desu~
________________________________________
Legend:
WORDtoid
A- Articles
S- Series
B- Bloggers Wanted
P- Podcasts
CONTEStoid
C- Community Contests
W- Winners/Updates
E- Entries
COMMUNItoid
E- Events
F- Fight Nights
D- Destructoid in the Wild
S- Stories
C- Contemplations
I- Introductions
B- Birthdays
R- RIP
H- Houses, cribs, setups
GAMEtoid
N- News
V- Videos
R- Reviews
P- Previews
T- Thoughts
D- Development
$- Deals
CULTUroid
A- Art
M- Music
F- Film/TV
L- Literature
S- Swag
OTHEroid
L- LOLs
R- Random
V- Videos
C- Could Be Better
?- Defies Description
FAILtoid
S- You Are Slow
F- Maybe Fail?