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CCMan

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Yeah, same here. I binged ATLA in like a few days and it became like my favorite thing in the world lol. Tried to check out Korra afterwards, and I just couldn’t do it…

I could write a novel for why LOK didn’t sit right with me, but to bring my primary concern to the forefront: I detest Korra as a protagonist. So bratty and unwilling to take others’ input into account, simply because ‘she’s the Avatar’. I felt so bad for poor Tenzin, man lol. Also The Krew (Mako, Bolin and Asami) just doesn’t quite do it for me the way the original Gaang did.

But yeah… definitely agreed. A live action adaptation of Korra? Now that’s just a horrifying thought…
I disagree. Technically she is a brat she's acting her age keep in mind it was the white lotus fault for being overprotective and pampering her with zero to no outside life with the whole keep the avatar safe notion korra personality is environment she was raised in that's why over the seasons or episodes her character developed into an ideal avatar . You can say the same about aang when he didn't listen and ran away from home luck was at his side he left when the fire nation attacked and he returned in a state where he had to be a mature person or else the world was gonna be annihilated by the fire nation.
 
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I disagree. Technically she is a brat she's acting her age keep in mind it was the white lotus fault for being overprotective and pampering her with zero to no outside life with the whole keep the avatar safe notion korra personality is environment she was raised in that's why over the seasons or episodes her character developed into an ideal avatar . You can say the same about aang when he didn't listen and ran away from home luck was at his side he left when the fire nation attacked and he returned in a state where he had to be a mature person or else the world was gonna be annihilated by the fire nation.
I agree, it's the lore and logic faults that make TloK less appealing and also some annoying characters like Meelo and Bumi.


Who is that?
Mr.Red already posted a link:
https://f95zone.to/threads/four-elements-trainer-v0-9-7c-mity.730/post-7428006
 

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I disagree. Technically she is a brat she's acting her age keep in mind it was the white lotus fault for being overprotective and pampering her with zero to no outside life with the whole keep the avatar safe notion korra personality is environment she was raised in that's why over the seasons or episodes her character developed into an ideal avatar . You can say the same about aang when he didn't listen and ran away from home luck was at his side he left when the fire nation attacked and he returned in a state where he had to be a mature person or else the world was gonna be annihilated by the fire nation.
Korra never matured as much as a person the same way Aang had to, despite facing more pressing matters that all put her existence even as a concept into question. The only maturity she gains throughout the entirety of the series is one of interpersonal relationships, not just with her companions but also with her enemies - which Aang also achieved. Maturity of character and other aspects are still nowhere in sight 3 seasons in, because she does believe in that "being the avatar" is basically all that she is defined by and all that she should be defined by.
She never loses her massive temper or her headstrong attitude and since every major villain is handled in a bombastic finale that ultimately boils down to nothing but a "good vs evil" fight, when the show just went the extra mile a couple episodes beforehand to establish them being more layered in shades of gray than the Avatar series has done before is just insulting - why even try to be ambiguos with your villains and have them carry emphatic causes when you just want to villify them in the next episode? Why even try to build up different philosophical concepts that each and every one Villain embodies when it's all just resolved on a physical level without even so much as to challenge the philosophical level with more than a handful of throwaway lines? This is the equivalent of someone trying to be profound by taking a stack of books on philosophy, dropping them in front of your feet and says "here you go, that's yer lot. Go figure out the rest from there."

It's basically a mixture of bad writing and it being a massive missed opportunity.
 

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Korra never matured as much as a person the same way Aang had to, despite facing more pressing matters that all put her existence even as a concept into question. The only maturity she gains throughout the entirety of the series is one of interpersonal relationships, not just with her companions but also with her enemies - which Aang also achieved. Maturity of character and other aspects are still nowhere in sight 3 seasons in, because she does believe in that "being the avatar" is basically all that she is defined by and all that she should be defined by.
She never loses her massive temper or her headstrong attitude and since every major villain is handled in a bombastic finale that ultimately boils down to nothing but a "good vs evil" fight, when the show just went the extra mile a couple episodes beforehand to establish them being more layered in shades of gray than the Avatar series has done before is just insulting - why even try to be ambiguos with your villains and have them carry emphatic causes when you just want to villify them in the next episode? Why even try to build up different philosophical concepts that each and every one Villain embodies when it's all just resolved on a physical level without even so much as to challenge the philosophical level with more than a handful of throwaway lines? This is the equivalent of someone trying to be profound by taking a stack of books on philosophy, dropping them in front of your feet and says "here you go, that's yer lot. Go figure out the rest from there."

It's basically a mixture of bad writing and it being a massive missed opportunity.
I couldn't have said it better.
 

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Korra never matured as much as a person the same way Aang had to, despite facing more pressing matters that all put her existence even as a concept into question. The only maturity she gains throughout the entirety of the series is one of interpersonal relationships, not just with her companions but also with her enemies - which Aang also achieved. Maturity of character and other aspects are still nowhere in sight 3 seasons in, because she does believe in that "being the avatar" is basically all that she is defined by and all that she should be defined by.
She never loses her massive temper or her headstrong attitude and since every major villain is handled in a bombastic finale that ultimately boils down to nothing but a "good vs evil" fight, when the show just went the extra mile a couple episodes beforehand to establish them being more layered in shades of gray than the Avatar series has done before is just insulting - why even try to be ambiguos with your villains and have them carry emphatic causes when you just want to villify them in the next episode? Why even try to build up different philosophical concepts that each and every one Villain embodies when it's all just resolved on a physical level without even so much as to challenge the philosophical level with more than a handful of throwaway lines? This is the equivalent of someone trying to be profound by taking a stack of books on philosophy, dropping them in front of your feet and says "here you go, that's yer lot. Go figure out the rest from there."

It's basically a mixture of bad writing and it being a massive missed opportunity.
This ^
 
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John Smythe

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Not to change the subject but in the tags for this game are "gay" and "trap". Do these actually exist in this game, and if so, which book?
 

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They are Japanese. JK stands for Jyoshi kousei, which means high school girls. JC stands for Joshi chugakusei, which means middle school girls.
Also keep in mind Japanese schools generally follow six years of primary school, three years of middle school and three years of high school so JC is around 12 to 15 years old and JK is 16 to 18 years old.
 
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Neurosss

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still waiting for this game to finish so i can play it , actually its been since 0.5 i stopped ....now i feel like i am a grandpa :ROFLMAO:
you have a lot of great content to get through when you pick this up again, I played from the begining again last update (love route) and not played it since somewhere around 0.5, (book 3 had not been started when I last played) the game gets better as it goes on, each book better than the last in my opinion and I am really looking forward to how they end the story.
 

zero987

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can someone provide a save file, windwos decided to corrupt all data so i had to install new copy of it and all previous data was lost
 

Neurosss

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Love route book 4 before the latest update or at the latest update
there you go. this should be what you are after, it might be slightly after what you want its just before reading the newspaper to continue, should have all possible scenes unlocked at that point I believe, if this is too far in I might have a slightly earlier save.
 
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