Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
They dont have them inertly programmed in, the same way that humans do not have morals inertly implanted into their brains at birth. It is the way that just as a human can disregard the morals of modern society and kill someone, a robot can disregard the rules, and kill a human.
Here's more, from the first Mushihimesama. ^^
The One who is always in the forest (Stage 5)
Listen to the flutes. So beautiful~
Mushihimesama Futari (Arcade / 360)
I'm discouraged.
Whenever I want to write, I tend to look at professional works - anime, books, songs, moves, etc. - for inspiration. However, this tends to have a painful side-effect; it feeds the demonic voice in my head that keeps telling me my ideas are no good. When I look at a good anime or movie, I am often impressed by the visuals and how they, without words or speech, can capture the viewers' imaginations. Then, when I go to write, I am left wondering if mere words can compare. As the old saying goes, "a picture is worth a thousand words". Do I have to write a thousand-word essay just to give the impression of a powerful figure, a splendid character?
And, of course, there is also the feeling that my ideas pale in comparison. When I want to write sci-fi, for example, I sometimes look to Gurren Lagann for inspiration. Now, this is highly subjective, but it would be difficult to say that Gurren Lagann is not an impresive visual feast, and it tells a good story to boot. It makes me wonder how my ideas can possibly compare to this animated masterclass. I'm also quite wary of drawing inspiration, sometimes, because what is inspiration to me might be seen as plagiarism to someone else.
Maybe I'm just discouraging myself here.
I need advice.
you are not at all helpful
aaa http://notessimo.net/?id=36552
NO U
IT'S MY PRESENT *smacks*
http://notessimo.net/?id=36498
i dont feel like being original
Which makes the times when you actually are that much more satisfying...
I think that it doesn't matter if you aren't the best. If you do something -right-, that you do it out of good will rather than because you feel you have an obligation, then you can make a difference.
For that matter, does the Joker count as a super-villain, given that he doesn't want to conquer the world, doesn't have any giant robots or death rays and usually works by himself?
CUE TRAINING MONTAGE
two minutes later, i out-buff you
No it does not.
All it does is create a bunch of turdblossoms who believe it their right to crush anyone in their way so that everything goes in their favor. They feel justified of that just because they exist.
And that's terrible.
Well, what did he do?
If I had met you before high school I'd probably would've hated you a lot. I seriously couldn't take anything back then.
