>>531689595
That's... nice.....

>>530075771
Petition only matters if you are in europe
Live service games. A lot of them begin and end
And once it ends, there is no way to access them as a consumer
STOP KILLING GAMES is one initiative that is an attempt to preserve such games to some degree even after End of Service
Technically Limbus Company would fall under it too, we have no clue for certainty if the game will be online even after we hit canto 100

You fags will continue to fall for shitty bait
/lcg/ will never get rid of shitposters because samefagging will never not be effective
what /lcg/ needs... is an IP counter

>>528704064
>Ahab was a self-insert
What did he mean by this?

>>528553206
I'm sure that is why he is unwilling to expand beyond being a game studio above a restaurant, even though he is likely earning millions
Burnt his hand one too many times
Well, that and he is autistic and wants to micromanage

Canto 5 and 7 share a critical flaw:
The antagonist only takes centre stage for "Act 3" and we haven't spent nearly enough time with them
However, I do believe that is intentional as the featured sinner of the canto mirror the antagonists and a part of the antagonists has always been reflected in their actions and demeanor

Canto 7 resonates more because the solution to making the sinner walk the "right path" is to follow the path they have been walking thus far, a path that Father Don Quixote had abandoned and yet was slothfully still clinging on to it. Buried in the deepest pits of his soul
Canto 5 on the other hand... was for Ishmael to abandon becoming like Ahab. A decision which has only resulted in making a strong foe for us to face off again
That is not to say Ahab isn't uninteresting, but... we really didn't spend enough time with them.
Which is such a shame because even though I rank canto 5 rather low, 5-35 with Ishmael bellowing
>"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAARSMEEEEEEEEEEEEEN"
is still one of the most charged moments in the game thus far

No wonder he hates Ishmael