...Ceres This is one twisted series, revolving around the incarnation of gods/spirits in teenagers and the desires of those gods for revenge on to mortals who trapped them on Earth. Love triangles and other polygons, aggravated by violence and incest. Brrr. Ai Yori Aoshi My favoritesoap opera ever. Avoids the stereotypical cliches of most harem comedies by 1) not being a comedy and 2) not having ...
... no life of their own. It gets tedious being the only "storyteller" by myself all the time. :p Kinks: I'm...not sure. It depends on the story :p I am a sucker for lovepolygons, though (love triangle, love quadrangle, etc....basically anything with "he loves her but she loves that other him but he loves...and so on). I think the process of going from hitherto straight to homosexual is the most ...
..., but in which I can never see them; after finally seeing just what all the fuss is about, my feeling is "oh, so they're not the perfect form of realismafter all." It's all just a bunch of polygonsmoving around with some textures on them. Nothing has really changed that much: Mirror's Edge is just Prince of Persia. It is, indeed, quite a lot of fun to get to play these games, but I do wish we ...
... graph. For a prism, the outer and innerstar are always congruent and twisting them to be unit distance apart causes their vertices to lie on top of each other, but one can instead translate two regular polygons with respect to each other. For the Nauru graph, the number 12 has too few non-divisors, so the nontrivial automorphisms of Z 12 don't give it a different form. Instead, they find a ...
..., and despite the failure to wrap the series up with a happy ending I still think this is some of Takahashi's best work. Martial arts death machines tied up in lovetriangles, rhombuses and polygons, complicated by the title character's involuntary gender switching and his utter retard of a father...it's the soap opera to end all soap operas, and has spawned a million fanfics. 2. American ...
... the ghouls just killed all the humans in the tower anyway (highlight for possible spoiler). Breaking the habit in Dragon Age has been proven to be extremely difficult so far. Why I empathize so much with polygons and why I care about what pieces of code think about my character is beyond me, but Maker help me, I do. I figure it's possible this comes from my background of Japanese games where ...
...'t have to animate his hair. Trust me, I love economy in animation. Besides, do you realize how quickly "realism" degrades? Try to play a PS2 or XBox original game and you can count the polygons. Remember whenFinal Fantasy 7 got great marks for having "Full motion video" and "realistic 3D rendering?" Try watching a playthrough on YouTube, looks ugly as sin now. When you're young you'll never ...
... sits back in his seat, slowly connecting into the computer system. Browser windows pop up in his vision and he exits them carefully, and then watches as his character lifts itself to its feet. Pixilated polygons show a generic 3-D figure, but anyone who looks can see where Sungmin’s cash credits went to. Blue high-definition wings are attached to his character and when he passes someone on the ...
... the movie was good (We're the bad guys and we're destroying a planet...sound fucking familiar?) -Pretty blue people that kicked ass in Lara Croft-like hair braids (And the CGI wasn't polygons!) -Hammerhead Rhinos (Two bad ass animals crammed into one - Sharks and Rhinos. Sounds good to me.) -Six-Legged Black Panthers with crazy almost-lion manes (...Lionthers? ...Panthions? Wait, that second one ...
