A Thread Full of Questions!

So, people are making threads where other people ask them questions. I shall now do the same!

Ask me questions, and I will answer them. Probably. Maybe. If I feel like it.
One Malc always tells the truth, one Malc always lies...

 

A few reasons. First and foremost, he's the chief villain of Explorers of Time/Darkness/Sky. He's a brilliant manipulator, and when you finally fight him, he has no fewer than six backup plans. It takes the literal intervention of a god to stop him.

Additionally, he's a Dark type legendary, and I absolutely loved using him in Platinum (Hypnosis + Dream Eater + Bad Dreams = fun times). He supports a very underhanded playstyle.

 

The glorious Dark type, of course.

I did, and there was much rejoicing. Unfortunately, they're very stringy creatures. Not very delicious.

 

So far! Though I suspect it's full of fairy sympathizers.

You assume correctly!

Whenever PMD 4 is announcer (and it will be announced, seeing as it's their most profitable side series and has seen regular releases to date), I will speak of nothing else for at least a week.

As for Gates to Infinity, I think a lot of people give it more grief than they should. It's actually a very good game - replaying Sky, it's easy to see how many mechanical improvements they made. The story had its problems, but was well written with memorable characters. Its greatest flaws are focusing on side characters to the point of neglecting the usual player/partner dynamic (which is what made Sky's special episodes so memorable - everyone else played off that interaction) and simply not living up to expectations. I personally didn't mind the lack of recruiting options, though I'd've been happier if they'd added another generation's worth of starters. Still, it was a good game.

For PMD 4, I'd like to see a return to the player/partner dynamic above all else. It works, it tells a compelling story, and a clever designer familiar with the series could use it to throw a few unexpected twists in. I would also absolutely love some form of continuity between the games - the more it ties the stories together, the better. Fun as it'd be, I'm not holding out for a crossover with the main series. I just hope they somehow work the older games into the new plot.

 

I'm neutral on that, honestly. Personally, I see it that way, but I'm never much to ship anything.

If they did it well, I'd like it. If they did it poorly, I'd be annoyed. If they didn't, I'd not be affected in the least.

 

Cats, though I have both.

Buffet, assuming it's a good one. Bacon is great and all, but I'd prefer variety.

 

It translates to "That which is said in Latin sounds profound." I'm quite fond of it for what it represents: it's not what you say that's important, it's how you say it.

Video games, chiefly. I'd say reading, but I tend to devour entire novels in a single sitting. A good game, on the other hand, can last for hundreds of hours.

 

Hm... doubt I could pick a single book. My favorite series, however, would have to be the Dresden Files.