[Xisiqomelir]

Finished Black. Just truly wonderfully well put-together.

Battle Hopper might be the best supporting character ever.

[EpsilonX]

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Originally Posted by Monsoon

I'm at episode 24 in Fourze and 32 in OOO. I like to switch between two series at once so I don't get bored or burned out with one. I use that same strategy with Super Sentai, where I'm currently switching between Gingaman and Abaranger, heh.

I'm the opposite. I tend to get really into things when I'm into them, so I go straight through. If I alternate between two, then my hype for one is lost while I enjoy the other.

For example, I was playing through Metal Gear Rising until I started Fourze. Then all of my MGR hype got transferred to Fourze. But I knew I wanted to watch Drive more than I wanted to watch Fourze, so I started Drive...and once I did that, it was like "forget Fourze, let's watch Drive!" Right now, if I watch anything other than Drive, i'll probably think "I wish I was watching Drive instead."

It's even hard to watch a Sentai and a Rider at the same time. I've been trying to catch up on Zyuohger, but it's just hard because I'd rather watch Rider.

[Monsoon]

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

I'm the opposite. I tend to get really into things when I'm into them, so I go straight through. If I alternate between two, then my hype for one is lost while I enjoy the other.

For example, I was playing through Metal Gear Rising until I started Fourze. Then all of my MGR hype got transferred to Fourze. But I knew I wanted to watch Drive more than I wanted to watch Fourze, so I started Drive...and once I did that, it was like "forget Fourze, let's watch Drive!" Right now, if I watch anything other than Drive, i'll probably think "I wish I was watching Drive instead."

It's even hard to watch a Sentai and a Rider at the same time. I've been trying to catch up on Zyuohger, but it's just hard because I'd rather watch Rider.

Yeah, I guess your brain and mine are just wired differently. I can get laser-focused on a show or a game (I finished Bravely Second in eight days without taking time off because I did very few things other than play Bravely Second that week), but over 40+ hours and dozens of episodes I get burned out. And sure, new stuff or stuff I like more will take precedence (I started Fourze before OOO, but now OOO is way ahead of Fourze), but I rarely hardline a single show at once.

I like watching things short bursts (say, 4 to 6 episodes), then switching it up. Otherwise, I'd get sick of it before episode 30 and never want to watch it ever again. Whatever. We both know what we like. How we watch it isn't important.

[Matrixbeast]

I remember when I accidentally beat Persona 4 too quickly

Anyway, I prefer watching one series at a time, too. No particular reason, it's just how I like to watch my shows.

[EpsilonX]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I remember when I accidentally beat Persona 4 too quickly

Anyway, I prefer watching one series at a time, too. No particular reason, it's just how I like to watch my shows.

I've only played 3...mostly since it took me 175 hours to beat the game, I was a bit too scared to pick up 4 since it'll likely take me just as long.

[Matrixbeast]

I wasn't aiming for a 100% completion, but I was trying to get all the Social Links maxed out (I only failed at maxing out one due to a string of rainy days before the climax). I finished P4 in 84 hours.

[Monsoon]

The first time I played P3 and P4 I think they each took in the neighborhood of 90-100 hours. Those are long games, but if you get into them they're hella satisfying, heh.

[EpsilonX]

I made it a point to beat The Reaper and get a bunch of awesome Personas. I got the MC to lvl 95 and Messiah to 97. I ran out of days to beat Elizabeth, but I absolutely WRECKED Nyx. Each form took like 1 hit lol

But I digress.

[Matrixbeast]

I really wanted to do a new game+ for P4, but after learning there isn't really much beyond keeping your stats, I decided against it.

[Guyver Spawn]

I only played Persona 3 and never beat it. I saw the first episode of the Persona 4 anime and it was good. I didn't discover the Shin Megami Tensei series until 2006. Odd that I grew up with JRPG's but never knew about SMT for years.