Khell
Portable (Adorable) Snark

But things have changed a lot since then. Slowly members started being sucked up by the Dissidia Forums staff, and #GreatDDFFAdventures died off. The culture changed and I had felt visiting over the past few times that things weren't nearly as fun of communal as they used to be.

And now the obvious final step has been taken. And, as I always do, I'll be the first to say this is bad for the community, and especially bad for members like me who have given a lot to the Dissidia community but are still outsiders on Dissidia Forums and always will be. You're shrinking your activities from something that was Dissidia community to something that is Dissidia Forums community. It makes me equal parts sad, disappointed, and upset, and that firm affiliation means people such as myself want nothing to do with it.

And that's my opinion.

From the channel ideas and activities were spawned, and #DDFFcasual was born. While it was definitely more game-related it was still entirely separate from DF and hosted events not spearheaded by DF staff but rather by a sub-section of the community trying to appeal to a different userbase than most events were accustomed to.

There were many things inherently great about this, including it's status as living proof of a concept I championed for a long time: the Dissidia Community was bigger than Dissidia Forums. While the staff of DF would always love to think they had a monopoly on the community the fact was always supposed to be that Dissidia Forums was a tool for the Dissidia Community, not the other way around. Here was proof: a group of community members who used Dissidia Forums as a place to host their community events for their own convenience and not to promote the site.

Let me be the first to express my disappointment in the recent announcement regarding the #DDFFcasual channel becoming the new official Dissidia Forums channel.

When I first joined the #GreatDDFFAdventures channel a long time back I really liked the atmosphere and the members. It was a relaxed place where people went to chat with the people in the community they actually cared about and could be frank and honest regarding their feelings towards DF staff members. While the channel was definitely related to the game Dissidia and featured members who were a part of Dissidia Forums it wasn't a channel for that site nor was it strictly to talk about Dissidia. It was a community place and was always cool to hang around.

Until you get a proper creation from a real graphic editor.

I'll see what I can do. My work schedule has largely inconvenienced some fine gentleman on this forum, so while I'm happy it's an option, I'll try to be present as long as possible in the afternoon before I have to work.

Hardcore. You know we're destined to do battle, man. At any rate, if I catch you on in the afternoon before work, we should be able to play. Otherwise, I'll be back at 10pm or so. On the grounds that you are not, I'm free Saturday, so we should be able to find some time to get this done.

Let me see if I got this straight.

In Japanese there are "i" adjectives and "na" adjectives. i adjectives always end in i and can go before or after the noun. a na adjective goes before na and the noun, and can sometimes end in "i"

So how do I tell which adjectives that end in i are the na adjectives?

Thank you, Khell.

BECAUSE NO ONE LOVES ME!

And that is kinda creepy.

Why are people even bothering with team wars then? XD