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God, why is ZUN so great?

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That's certainly one way to prepare goods for a convention.
 
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Uh, excuse me, but HRtP was definitely the best Touhou.

It was filled with obscurity, dark themes, and uniqueness, all of which is highlighted by the lack of text that creates a feeling of curiosity in the player and breeds examination and thought as to who the adversaries are, why we fight them, and what their motives are. It is with this that the game is truly fantastic, as we see these different youkai, each with different implied paths and statuses, gradually stepping up in power until we come across these Godlike beings that are terrifying thanks to the very nature of their obscurity.

Now it's all "Reimu's a lazy shrine maiden lazing around when suddenly there's an incident! Reimu sets off to make friends." HRtP best 2hu.

Actually a fair argument. I'm impressed. Most of the people I've talked to who played it were like "What is world building."

Guess I was wrong, Mr. Genwunner ;)
 
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Hmm...thinking about getting this used car. Such low milage lol

On the other hand, could be a fake so if I was going to get a newer one hmm.

Could be a fake. Nearly impossible with modern American driving habits to keep a car at that low of mileage for 14 years. Could also be a typo.

I dunno car payments just seem too high to me. Looking for about $150 at most. $200-300 a month? Bah. I might as well go certified pre owned at that rate.

$150/month will more likely than not get you the equivalent of a rolling turd from anywhere that'll sell you a car and give you a loan with payments that low. Where I am, a lot of dealers want up-front payment for anything under $5000 sticker price or older than 8 years, since a number of banks that the car dealers here finance with just simply won't finance anything older than 8 years unless it's extremely low mileage because they don't feel there's enough resale value in anything past that point. Sucks for people like you who need a car for mobility and don't have a lot of cash on hand, but from the bank's perspective, it makes sense. Depending on how much you expect to drive, you could lease a car when you get to wherever you'll be living when you graduate. There've been a few cars I've seen with $99/month leases on occasion when I was looking for a more reliable car than my last car (which is 15 or somewhere around there now), though they cap you at 10,000 miles per year (although that seems to be a pretty standard lease cap for most leases now - it's rare one will have 12,000 instead of 10,000, and even rarer still to find a 15,000 miles per year lease). Leases do suck in that you have to pay for each mile over or each X mile over. Either way, you'll have to get full coverage insurance for a loan or a lease. *

Lease to own deals are worse deals than just getting a loan for the car from the beginning, so if you get a lease, don't buy it at the end of the term. Just find a used car at the end of your lease. Leasing is also generally not a great deal, but if you need a loan to buy a used car and you don't have the capital for larger payments, they're often your only course of action.*


*Disclaimer: I am not a car buying expert in the slightest. I've just casually done research into it over the last 2 years because I was looking for an alternative to a car that's about as old as Reisen is (said car is my brother's problem now, muahahaha).

Whoops I just rambled on and on.

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