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OBD Convo #36: The Orca Scrolls Academia

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Eh I think some of these are a little iffy to include on a list like this.

Garuda (FFIX) - I mean ANY enemy you encounter in an area you're not really supposed to go that early could cause a frustrating reset, but it isn't really the enemy's fault in that case is it? It's your fault for being where you shouldn't be.

And if you're going there specifically to get Quina White Wind early, then it kind of ceases to be RANDOM since you were deliberately looking for this enemy. In such a case you would obviously save before hand and, as you admit the ability is available later, I don't see why this should be included in a list of particularly dangerous RANDOM encounters.

Red Giant (FFXV) - The game literally tells you from the start that Daemons roam around at night and warns to avoid travelling in the dark. You should know full well what you're getting into if you decide to not camp when its getting dark. Point being that it's not really RANDOM if you KNOW you'll fight Daemons in the night time.

Sure the Red Giant could be particularly strong but by the time you have no choice about travelling at night I'm sure your better equipped to deal with shit like it.

Great Malboro (FFX) - To an extent, I kind of agree with this one. At least in the context of encountering Great Malboro before getting Auron's celestial weapon (which kind of renders him completely moot). My issue is that he maintains that it's still a threat even after that.

I mean no, if you get fucked by Great Malboro's Bad Breath when you already have Masamune, you kind of deserved it. It's not hard to just keep Auron in the battle team and one-shot it. Sure capturing them can be a bitch, but you're looking for them in that scenario and they cease to be random.

Don't have a problem with the others, just the logic behind including those three on a list of hardest random battles is a bit iffy. :maybe
 
@Derpmaster9000 Sonic Prime Worth watching?
I'm a bit of a Sonic fan. Not a big one, but when I saw it on Netflix, I thought, "Eh, I'll give it a watch."

As for if it's worth watching, well, if you enjoy Sonic, I'd say it's worth it. Give it a shot. Premise is basically Sonic makes a mistake and causes a cataclysmic, universe-breaking event, that causes multiple realities to be made, as off-shoots of the original. He goes through each, and eventually has to collect the prism shards from each to put the original shard back together, in order to fix his original world, which is Green Hill.

The only major downside, is that Shadow doesn't start getting involved much until season 2, and even in that, he doesn't get to do much, until near the end. :mjpls

Also, with the way season 2 ends, there's definitely a season 3 on the way. Won't say much on it though, in case you decide to watch it.:mjpls
 
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Sonic Prime continues to be good.
The only major downside, is that Shadow doesn't start getting involved much until season 2, and even in that, he doesn't get to do much, until near the end.
At least they give Shadow a character.
It's always nice to see Shadow not be an edgy boy 24/7.
 


3:10 Still the best response from Superman to someone trying Kryptonite on him (Yes I know it’s not actually Superman but his clone)

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