Re: hi
- From: Ilitirit Sama <ilitirit@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: cpt-fgc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 21 Feb 2014 13:12:14 +0200
Bleach power levels made absolutely no sense. Even after hundreds of
episodes, the best encounter was when Ichigo first felt Zaraki Kenpachi's
reiatsu. Everything after that just paled in comparison.
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 1:09 PM, Donaldson, Alasdair <
alasdair.donaldson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The only problem is if they go the Bleach route and the power levels
> fail to work out.
>
>
>
> *From:* cpt-fgc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cpt-fgc-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> *On Behalf Of *Ilitirit Sama
> *Sent:* 21 February 2014 1:05 PM
>
> *To:* cpt-fgc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:* Re: hi
>
>
>
> They're removing the weekly Myth cap in FFXIV 2.2
>
> @LB
> Told you Magi was good. Any anime that follows the "Power Level Loop"* is
> bound to be interesting at least.
> (*I made that up, but I'm sure there's a TV Trope entry for it)
>
> "Wow, this dude is really strong! He can defeat anyone!!"
>
> *5 episodes later*
>
> "WTF! This opponent is even stronger! Power Level 9000! Must train
> harder!"
> *5 episodes later*
> "WTF!!! This opponent is even stronger!! Power Level 90000!! Must train
> harder!!"
> *5 episodes later*
> "WTF!!!! This opponent is even stronger!!! Power Level 900000!!! Must
> train harder!!!"
> *5 episodes later*
> "WTF!!!!! This opponent is even stronger!!!! Power Level 900000!!!!
> Must train harder!!!!"
> ....
>
> *Episode 50*
>
>
> "̴̹̮̔͝W̪̝̥͔͖̜͕͉͆̏̊̓̂̅T̑͒҉̹̦̤̳̱͚F̣̼̺̆̎ͥ̓̈́̀͘!̖̩̙͙͓͍͙̋́̅͋̂ͬͩͅ!̯̪̀̌ͨ̉̎͗̐͘!̷̬̥̱̳͉̖̿͊̿ͨ̊̒͑ͣ!̭̙͙͇̝̻̓͐͛!̴͍̦̝̊͌ͧ!ͬ҉҉͎͇̘̞̖̣
> ̙̩̗͓͖̞̞̮̇ͪ̽ͯͩͫ̿͑
> ̵̛͔͔̯̃͋̐ͬ̇ͫͨT̟͓̯̦̮͇͖ͮ͌ͣ̔̑ͫ̈ͅḣ̢̜̺͉̙͙̟i̩̹̳͈̥̠̤̱ͣ̈͋̚̕͝s͈͇̭̱̥̳̑̉͆̊ͫͯ͊̂̚͜͜
> ̷̷̫̯̹̘̺̮̺̗̙͋͗ͥ͞o̴̝͔͕̗̳͍̯͚̺͊ͬ̈ͨͤͣ͊͜p̧͎̞̬̳̩̞̲ͮ͜p̷͎͕̠͂̔ͣo̙͍̾̑ͨ̉̂̽̏̅͝ṇ̺͉̪̿ͩͬ̀ͥ͆̌͛̍͟e̞͇̜̻̙̮̟̪̊̓ͫ͐̔͊̽͗n͇̹̫̟̯̗̿̿̇͘t̷̯͆ͥ̕
> ̞͎̩͋ͯ͌͐͌̾̇̈́i̡̠͈̜̖ͤͮ̀s͍̙͆̊̄͋͒͐͂̈́̀̕͠
> ̨̝̭̯̟̫̓̉͟͠ȇ̕͏͚̻̫v͎̠̲̬͕̫̗̲̖ͪͭ͆͡͠ë̳̮̻̪̟̫̳̘́͒̊͐̅ň͙̬̩́
> ̧̱͇̮͂ͫ͂͛̿ͅs̸̫͚̭ͮ̋̒̐̓ͫͫt̸̊̿̋̕҉̫͎̫̟ȑ͇̫̩͙̳̦̩͈͛ͪ̓̄͗̓̓o̖̼̠̭͊̌͗ͯ̾ͅn̬͚̺͖̒̏̅g͓͉̮̤̺̝͉ͪ̔̅ͪ̐͝ě̤̲̩͙̻͓̍͒̆͟ͅr̙̩̺̪̹̞̎̊̋ͯ͋͒̾̅!̷̳̠̄̒ͪ!̱̰̜̩̣̖̉͞!͉̘͓͓͔̠͙̟̊͆̚!̶̼̜̜͓̹̙̭̫̲̔ͪ͜!̛̣͎͔͈̦̪̗͍ͭ̿͋̒!̙͓̳̞̭͛̏ͫ̈́̇̐̋ͣ
> ̵̼̬̥̘͍͓͖̜̒͗̇̀̀ͤ̆
> ̢̧̯̬̺͔ͫͧ̄̉̀̋̆P̢̡̘͖̬͕̙͚̥ͫ̅̃̄̃ͤȯ̷͐͂ͣ̉ͪ̚҉͎̘͉̥̩̤w͌̈͊ͣ̌͑҉̴͙̣͍̙͔͈͠e̻̬̻͉̻̩̘ͬ͑ͩ̅ͫ̾ͬͦ͜͝ṟ̦̞̮̹͎̣̾ͬ̇̐ͥͦ̒͘
> ̇ͮ̋͏҉̪̺L̷̖̹͓̤͇͎͂͊̌̉̂̄̃ͮ̽eͩ͒̉ͧ̔̅̈́͋͠͏͉̰v̧̢͙͍̞̟̙̮ͪͯ̒̈̉ͫͅe̶̸͈̳̒̒́̆͐̍́ͪ̃̀l̹̝̮̞͍̫̟͖ͦ̔̍̅͆ͫ
> ̙̝̭̔̔̓͗̈̀͠9̴̛̤ͯ͒̕0͙͉͙̺̟͎ͣ0̜̤̓̃͐̾͌̋ͮ̍0̡̮̖̳͇̿̎͗0̧̲̣̫̑̒̏́!̵̵͇̼͇͆͛͊̉!̤̝̰̯͓̋̌͌͌̅̍̾͞!̘̞̪̰̥͖͚ͤ́̀!̨͖̲̳͎̟̑̏͗̉̽ͤ!̵̛̻̞̜͋̆̎ͨ̀!̲͚̟̜̃͛ͧ͝
> ̖̖̫̻̖͂̈́́
> ̴͖͇̭͍͎̲̯̈́Ṁ̧̱̯̝̤͕̜̩̈́̋ͨ͠u̷̷̲͕̰̓ͨ̑̇̉ͥ͊̇̚͢s̨̺̙̩̪̹̹̘̞͂ͪ̅ͧ́t̠͎̃̉ͣ́̆̂̌͜͝
> ̷̲̫͉̲̉͆̿ͩͮͥt̢̠̭̪̦̾r̵̨ͬ̌̅ͪ̅̾҉̠̻ą̧̾ͪ͂̈̄ͬ̑̈̚ͅi̴̸̳ͫ̌̕n̢̳̭ͦ̽͞
> ͣͬ͞͏̨̣̮͕͖͓̫̙h̦̱̫͙͍̮͙ͤ̋ͅa̴̡͇͉̼̐̐ͫ̆ͪ͒ͅr̍ͤ҉͖̩̥͉̜͡d̸̛̥̻̻ͭ͆̔͊̌̅̏ę̪̰̣̲̩̔̇́̄ͅr̪̣̭ͧ̀̉͒̑̍̀͝͡ͅ!̴͎̳̙̰͍͍̠̈͠ͅ!̢̱̫̱̖̬̜̬͛ͨͮ̅ͯ!̧̗̙̠̮͆ͪ͊͜ͅ!̩̼̠̻̲͊̓̾̎̀͟!̧̯̖͓̮̰̲͚̺̠ͨͯͧ̈͆̚̚!̶͍̲̟͇͕̙̝͍̎̌͑̍̎ͨ͗ͧ̑͞"̡̦̬͕̰̘̝͓̱̄ͫ́
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