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Or at least, if I knew Japanese I'd translate it myself. But yeah, I've had this thing sitting around on my hard drive, forever, but I can't find anyone interested in translating it. I love SF2 to death and I know it got jacked on a lot of its plot, and most of it is in these pages...in Japanese. Does anyone uh, want this? It's scanned up and uploaded online.

Pg. 1 - 23 http://www.mediafire.com/?0xfc3e31ab36o9m
Pg. 24 - 50 http://www.mediafire.com/?c3br5dcvise26z6
Pg. 51 - 69 http://www.mediafire.com/?brrorakh8amd5ko
Pg. 70 - 90 http://www.mediafire.com/?m1jxnk47ejo4nv1
Pg. 91 - 115 http://www.mediafire.com/?x3mvxnnhu150vhr

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: November 08, 2010, 01:12:47 AM »
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From what I've seen the NCR can't even defeat the fiends because they spread themselves too thin. I've not yet confronted benny but unless the NCR has been holding back this whole time for some reason I simply don't see how they can take the east coast when they have a hard enough time holding their current lands now.

True; but the NCR has no problem holding on to their home turf; hell, a few people in NV say they're currently in the Mojave because the NCR is too, get this; safe and boring. NCR got its own lands on lock. Their main issue is like you said; they spread their efforts too thin in annexing other lands. They don't own NV, they're in the process of annexing it, which can go either way depending on the Courier, of course.

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: November 08, 2010, 12:46:59 AM »
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Except for one thing: the Eastern BoS has no manufacturing strength to speak of. All their gear is salvaged; as per Ashur they don't actually build anything new.

That is true. If I were to try to debate this statement I'd have to consider some assumptions on how the Capital Wasteland is going to progress in the future. Which I shall since Fallout is fun. Here goes;

1. There is the Pitt; which is an incredibly valuable resource for obvious reasons. Like I said before, I'm unsure what the canonical outcome of The Pitt DLC is, but either way, it wouldn't be impossible for the Lone Wanderer to go as an envoy to Pittsburgh and convince whatever ruling power is there that 'Hey bros, there's a massive force coming in from the West, can we uh...borrow your Steel Mill?  Real quick?'

If anything Ashur seems like a reasonable dude and he might be down with an alliance, even if it's temporary. Hell, he could even call up the military power of Ronto, and the geniuses of the Commonwealth, make it a party.

Alternatively the Capital Wasteland BOS could take a gamble and just try to take it the fuck over.

2. How did the NCR rediscover manufacturing? If they did it, the BOS should be able to do it as well, especially without fundamental challenges such as clean water and constant Super Mutants all up in their ass. Combined with their continual search for knowledge (the Arlington Library, for example), and its sooner rather than later.

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NCR would have, if they win, the ability to turn all of their strength East. They're closing the tech gap on the stagnant Brotherhood fast. They build their own powered armor, vertibirds and energy weapons back in California, and now they're bolstered by the Archimedes system at Helios. Not only that, but they grossly outnumber the Capital Wasteland crew.

I guess this depends on what/who is lying out there in the Midwest/Great Plains/East Coast. There's a lot of ground that Fallout hasn't covered yet, and there may be a third party that's a wild card that also has the strength to give NCR a fair fight. But even if not, the NCR has to be able to expand themselves indefinitely across the entire mainland from coast to coast. One of the major things the Courier can call out on the Caeser's Legion (and thus cause them to abandon their entire efforts on the West, in just a few sentences) is this (entire conversation paraphrased as hell);

Courier: 'So uh, once you march on the West, how are you gonna babysit the East?

Legate Lanuis: 'LISTEN HERE BUDDY WE'RE THE LEGION AND WE'RE SO GREAT JUST YOU WATCH'

Courier: 'But, uh...you have finite manpower and the NCR is really, really big. So, uh...'

Legate: "'UHHH WELL YOU SUCK WE'RE LEAVING'

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a massive enemy approaching you're not even aware is coming.

The East Coast BOS still has contact with the West Coast (somehow). This much is confirmed in their background story on how Lyons got dicked by his Lost Hills superiors when they changed their attitudes towards the Capital Wasteland.


I'll say this; the edge right now is with the NCR. Massively. But depending on how the East Coast plays its cards (and how the winds blow), they'll be a powerful force in its own right, very, very quickly. The days of the Capital Wasteland being a blasted hole in the ground with everyone beating rocks together, getting nothing done is over.

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: November 08, 2010, 12:25:19 AM »
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Liberty Prime is trashed as of Broken Steel
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Right; but it's been a few years since then. It is an assumption on my part, of course, but as of Broken Steel, the main scribe did start a project to repair and possibly improve it, the Lone Wanderer can even help in a quest (it never comes to fruition within the game, but who knows what could happen in four or so years between FO3 and NV).

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and moreover, the NCR threw down with the main Brotherhood and won. The Capital Wasteland bunch can't hold a candle to the Maxson bunker crew in terms of gear or skill.

See, that's sort of the thing. The Brotherhood out West and the new Eastern Brotherhood are fundamentally different; the Western Brotherhood did have the advantage of being on their original home turf with the best of their stuff, but their reclusive and 'underground' modus operanti eventually worked against them in an all out war. Just doesn't end up working well.

Meanwhile, the East Coast BOS is stomping all with their balls out in the open, with a giant Citadel, Vertibirds, Enclave technology (which I remind you is by and large more advanced than BOTH Coasts BOS), open membership (meaning, they have the entire population of whoever to recruit from, just like the NCR), and most likely the support of the entire region; after the events of Broken Steel and the Lone Wanderer's affiliation with them, I doubt centres of power like Rivet City and the like wouldn't help out in any foreign invasion, including against the NCR.

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: November 08, 2010, 12:14:51 AM »
Yeah, I'm all over New Vegas like white on rice.


Well, frankly, with what we know of the Fallout world, if the NCR takes out Caesar's Legion and holds New Vegas, there's nobody organized to stop them until they reach the Fascisty BoS from FOT.

From what I can gather, incidentally, FOT is canon, but only Chapter 1.

You never know, the Pitt (I don't know what the canonical outcome of that DLC is, but either way, they still have a working mill) and the Capital Wasteland (considering the Brotherhood of Steel is the most powerful presence there, what with the Citadel, Liberty Prime, and their unique open membership), might be top dawgs by now.

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It's the PS version.

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RPGDL Discussion / Re: Closing time?
« on: September 30, 2010, 02:40:19 AM »
I know I'm really late to this, but is it a viable solution to uh...get the site out there a little more? This site doesn't seem to have as much activity as it should (like, 3,000 hits a month, something like that?); the concept here is great. Why not expand the site to more people and get it more known to the rest of the planet? I'd surmise that any idea or workload would be easier to pass down or self propagate if the simple issue of numbers were addressed.

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General Chat / Just so you guys know, Suikoden is on the PSN for six bucks.
« on: September 30, 2010, 02:31:34 AM »
http://us.playstation.com/games-and-...n-ps3-psp.html

For PS3/PSP, whatever you prefer. I'm a big fan of the series and I want to not only support it however I can (mostly because I, and most other Suiko fans, want them to pick up the series and make another one, and hopefully they'll put the second game up as well), but honestly anyone calling themselves an RPG fan needs to play this game. It's a classic in every sense of the word, and it's the first out of one of the most expansive and engaging RPG universes of its era, even now.

So yeah, if you've never played it before, check it out. IT'S SIX DOLLARS

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RPG Maker! I've been a part of the RPG Making community for a long time. RMN is my stomping grounds.

RM2K3 is just fine for my, or anyone else's tastes, really. If a good game is made in it, a shitload of people will still play it. People gotta realize that. I mean you can use any engine you want, and yeah, RMVX is the most advanced, no doubt about it, but people in the community sort of need to understand that outside of the RPG Making community, nobody cares what engine your game is made in, provided the game is good. Hell, Hero's Realm is one of the most popular RM games ever made, ever, and it's on RM2K3.

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Should the Main Tournament Shut Down?
« on: March 03, 2010, 05:22:23 AM »
Has anything been decided about this?

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General Chat / Re: Niu's pic topic part3
« on: March 01, 2010, 01:24:46 PM »
Yeah I'm pretty surprised that a straight ass shot of Telos was worth magazine space. It's not the fact that she wears a thong, it's certainly not the magazines fault for that. It's just the fact that they're an entire box dedicated to "HERE'S HER ASS GUYS IN CASE YOU MISSED IT"

i mean seriously???

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: February 27, 2010, 05:54:03 PM »
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after the finale I'm inclined to leave it as "best game of the PS2 era

Damn. That's saying a lot, you know that, right? I'll definitely have to pick this up.

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This came to mind when I was reading an article in a magazine written by a guy who lamented the lack of connection he ever really had with his (deceased at the time of his writing it) father. The overall point of the article was to discuss the fact that a lot of adult males have rocky, distant, or sometimes nonexistent relationships with their fathers, and to implore its readers to improve their relations with theirs if they can, before its too late.

It made me think about the relationship I have with MY father. I don't hate the guy or anything, but it always has been pretty distant. My parents divorced when I was pretty young, and afterwards my dad was pretty successful with his auto detailing business, so he never had time (or made any, really) for me and my siblings. And then he moved to Arizona. Sure, he was good at throwing money around sometimes, but my relationship with my dad was pretty much like how Fight Club put it in a conversation between Tyler and the main character, if you've ever seen it;

Tyler Durden: My dad never went to college, so it was real important that I go.
Narrator: Sounds familiar.
Tyler Durden: So I graduate, I call him up long distance, I say "Dad, now what?" He says, "Get a job."
Narrator: Same here.
Tyler Durden: Now I'm 25, make my yearly call again. I say Dad, "Now what?" He says, "I don't know, get married."

I'm not at the 'get married' part yet (I'm not done with college yet either) but it pretty much sums up in 'call him every now and then and he gives me some one liner advice/words and I call him next year ad infinum'. I dunno, when I think about it, I'm not really resentful about it, since I'm an adult and I don't really NEED him anymore, but hey, I figure it might be an interesting thing for everyone to talk about.

What type of relationship do you have with your dads? Close? Distant? Nonexistent? Is Father's Day something you actually circle on the calendar or forget until someone casually mentions it? Discuss.

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General Chat / Re: Books
« on: February 27, 2010, 05:16:44 PM »
I don't read as much as I should, but I did manage to read through Mass Effect: Revelations. Fastest I've ever read a book, Mass Effect is just that interesting.

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General Chat / Re: Let's Play Some Motherf*$&ing Games: 2010!!!!!!
« on: February 27, 2010, 04:54:14 PM »
I need some Wild Arms in my life. Is the 5th one any good?

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Should the Main Tournament Shut Down?
« on: February 27, 2010, 04:40:40 PM »
Hmm...I'll try to think of some specific ideas, but if you want some general ideas, I have plenty of those.

One thing that people forget about when they try to bring new life into a community, it's not as simple as getting a couple of dudes to sign up that your friend knows, or whatever. It's a drive. It may sound corny, but a constant marketing push to get this site known by all of your intended audience is what gets people to flock here. You have to get the word out, and there are quite a few ways to do it, like advertising this site in your signature in forums of other sites, sites like Digg and whatnot, and if other sites allow it, upfront advertising topics and such.

This site has the fatal flaw of ironically, many JRPGs in that its a great concept, but its not marketed enough to people who would find it awesome, if they only knew about it. The key to injecting new life into the site is putting it out to as many people as you can, and keeping the place itself active so people are excited about coming here.

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Should the Main Tournament Shut Down?
« on: February 27, 2010, 06:20:52 AM »
Maybe I'm really late to this discussion, but if the meat of the problem is lack of new interest, members, and people to stimulate discussion and activity, why hasn't the subject come up simply to get more people here?
The site has a very interesting topic, and instead of removing the aspects that brought such life here in the first place, why not pump new life in it, and replace any stale ideas with new ones instead of removing them? If it's a matter of staff members getting weary, isn't there anyone who would like to help or take their place?

As far as bringing new people here, none of you know anyone or know any ways to advertise this site, get the word out or anything like that?

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Can't wait for the next installment.

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Is this dead?

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Please let me know when there are more to read!

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I can't wait for another Fact Center writeup! I'm excited.

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Niu's Fact Center-Did anything come of that?
« on: February 26, 2009, 04:28:56 AM »
That's cool. I'm willing to wait for progress.

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Niu's Fact Center-Did anything come of that?
« on: February 04, 2009, 03:56:08 PM »
I am obviously kidding. However in all honesty, I will say that the presentation isn't being handled too well, I can never find the writeups, and I would think they would be put on the main site or something like the old ones.

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RPGDL Policy Discussion / Re: Niu's Fact Center-Did anything come of that?
« on: February 04, 2009, 05:24:07 AM »
WELL HURRY UP

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Anything else?

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