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Do you enjoy writting?
Captain Cadaver said:As long as it's about a topic or concept I can find a good amount of content to write about, then yes.
Captain Cadaver said:Probably a mix of being limited edition and being an entire collection. It's shocking it's that much for it's western release, though that's a pretty expected price if it were in Japan, since I've seen anime series of comparable length go anywhere from $500 - 1,000 for a Japanese import.
Most likely, the price for just the main series when they bring it out will be a lot less...or just watch it on Kissanime/Anime Tube for free.
Whilst that's a redeeming quality, Crunchyroll otherwise has a poor selection of anime and scarcely streams older series, thus making it overall worthless.Void said:Not a question, but the new LotGH anime is available to stream on Crunchyroll. You can watch it with ads for free, or without ads for $5 a month.
The novels were the original form of the series and I've read up until the most recently translated one (volume 6). They're just as good as the anime, as whilst the anime's direction makes the plot twists pulled off far better, the novels provide more detail to the world building and history of the setting that explains certain problems some people find with the series such as 3-D space battles being rare or axes becoming a main source of armed combat.I've heard the novels from Viz are pretty good. Have you read them?
Captain Cadaver said:I've read a few dozen pages of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and read the first 55 pages of A Song of Ice and Fire: A Dance with Dragons after buying it yesterday.
Yes.Void said:I assume you've read the first two parts of the LotR and also the Hobbit?
Only if wanting to have a good taste in fantasy.They're all pretty enjoyable, in my opinion. Are these books required reading for you Brits?
A Song of Ice and Fire is a series that lives up to it's hype and is a major case of the book being better than the show. It has excellent world building with the detail of it's world's history and lore, a good deal of political intrigue, well done grey morality and some of the best character writing I've seen in fiction with characters such as Tywin, Jaime, Tyrion and Littlefinger. Moreover, it's structure and smaller details are quite incredible, with each book containing great parallels between it's characters and such attention to each word that many minor sentences can be major foreshadowing.A Dance with Dragons is the fifth book, right? I've only read the first two and that was very long ago. What is your overall opinion of it so far?