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>   "Don Wang" <dwan  Reply to Ron again
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>     Unfortunately, such people are usually unable to comprehend how they're
> being humiliated, so while you think you made a pretty clever reply showing
> how everything he said was wrong, you'll just get something like "NO YOUR
> WRONG!" back.

Of course they do. His standard reply will be to hit me again with another
racist picture or (as in the last case), attachments. He isn't very bright,
to be sure, but then, it isn't really in my nature to keep silent against
such trolling, and even if he is resistant to logic, he most likely is not
resistant to the thought that his "community" may find him out (which is
always possible on an NG). My followups simply make that job easier
to people who actually care (not many in this day and age, I am sure).
Or perhaps I enjoy needling him. The walls of the human mind
can be breached; sometimes it just takes a better battering ram.

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> > I had heard that Toriyama Akira didn't do the designs this time, and that
> > a considerable amount has changed, but then, Final Fantasy 6 (3) was
> > a little dark in tone too, and I like it (liked it better using a SNES
> > than a PSX, but then, FFAnthology is a whole lot easier to find ^_^).
> > Thanks.
>
>     Hmmm, you think FF3 (6j) is dark?  I thought it was a pretty bright and
> happy game, yeah the world got blown up and everything, and life goes on.
> Hope and Love triumphs over all.

Weeeelll, darker than most of the RPGs I have played (stuff like Lunar
and FF4 (2), and the first Dragon Quest (Warrior), among others
tend to be pretty lightweight in terms of heavy overtones. Probably the darkest
game I have actually played would be Blood Omen:Legacy of Kain (actionRPG).
So perhaps I am not the best judge on darker RPGs.