Originally posted by Littlefoot:

I still like it and i appreciate them, but they really need to work on their immigration help tactics. Having just a few countries take the whole load isn't working.

Yeah. I know.

With Britain out of the way slightly, maybe we can get that bill to be passed.

Originally posted by robomagon:

Originally posted by k r y z t a l:

What's the difference between a JRPG and a RPG.

I have no idea honestly.

One is made by Japanese people. The other isn't. That's literally the only difference.

I think that was the original definition but now there seem to be quite a few old-school FF type games as indie games on PC made by westerners.

So usually story-driven, turn-based (or active time turn based) combat.

Final Fantasy are the epitome of JRPGs but there are many many others.

Western RPGs are usually either Baldur's Gate style ones, or free-roam Skyrim type ones.

FFXIII-2 is massively underrated and such a gem of a game.

I also think that with me as a mod, we could have bettered relations with other groups.
Namely with the group Forum Filth, since I've even known people there from way before that group was made as well; it'll benefit the relationship based on association.

No.

No.

No.

Fuck no.

Originally posted by Evoxrus XV:

Would it kill Luyan if he does not come here?

No.

But I would kill him gladly if he comes.

Speaking of Brexit, why would anyone in their right mind want to follow suit considering the mess they are in now?

I had forgotten about Brexit, thanks for reminding me.

By the way, personally, I supported Brexit because Britain's job in the EU was to make a pig's breakfast of the whole thing at every level, and they got a disproportionate amount of the science funding, which will now come to my department. Woohoo!

Originally posted by Panic:

Is it an FRC rule to have at least 1 political discussion every week?

Sorry.

It's kinda my thing.

It's what I do.

Is it the light of the world? Is it cancer? What do you like/dislike about it?

Like:
- Post-war peace in EU
- Trade and market benefits
- Single currency to avoid costs
- Freedom of movement
- One voice to muscle through trade negotiations
- One voice to muscle through other international agreements
- Human and social rights
- Massive funding of science
- Massive funding of poorer EU countries
- Shining beacon in climate change mitigation
- Potentially, military

Dislikes:
- True benefits only occur through federalisation
- Federalisation means transfer of money from north to south
- Public relations and public perception
- Accepting poorer, corrupt countries into single currency
- Ambiguity in all levels of politics
- Waking up to the Balkan crisis too late
- Waking up to the Syrian refugee crisis too late
- Waking up to the threat from Russia too late

Originally posted by Ninten:

You can't lose an argument on the internet.

Depends if you want to humiliate them or not.

You can either go the 'goodie-two-shoes' approach of taking the moral high ground by never personally attacking him, not even ridiculing his arguments, but that's boring and too extreme.

Use sarcasm to convey your disgust in him.

Otherwise, know your logical fallacies, do your research, point out flaws in his research etc.