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[EnkiUK]

https://loader.to/en24

How do I download youtube Egon, appologies bro not tech adept

Okay Egon

Thank you mate also had a quick look at youre page i shall save that too.

Top man.

 

[ZT02]

I fancy one im not sure if they are still hard to aquire but I think I will get one for my birthday


What are the best games guys. I play Football games and sadly hear Pro evo have stopped making them and are doing it for free as an add on.......hope not as i couldnt join the fifa brigade.

I still find it hard to source a PS5 in the UK though due to my lack of interest in such things at the moment, I can’t really justify paying huge money for the ones I do come across.

PES is certainly ruined this year with the free release which as I understand, is going to come with paid DLC that will give access to features like master league, it is essentially a glorified demo.

I enjoy AC: Valhalla but I still think Odyssey was better. I have been enjoying a lot of Chivalry 2 recently, I guess it is quite a niche game but if you find it on a sale then it’s worth checking out.

 

[EnkiUK]

I fancy one im not sure if they are still hard to aquire but I think I will get one for my birthday


What are the best games guys. I play Football games and sadly hear Pro evo have stopped making them and are doing it for free as an add on.......hope not as i couldnt join the fifa brigade.

I still find it hard to source a PS5 in the UK though due to my lack of interest in such things at the moment, I can’t really justify paying huge money for the ones I do come across.

PES is certainly ruined this year with the free release which as I understand, is going to come with paid DLC that will give access to features like master league, it is essentially a glorified demo.

I enjoy AC: Valhalla but I still think Odyssey was better. I have been enjoying a lot of Chivalry 2 recently, I guess it is quite a niche game but if you find it on a sale then it’s worth checking out.

Yeah bro same unable to source one that isnt inflated by people, even so called friends have a few for sale but im not paying £650-750


If gets nearer xmas maybe the 650 if still gets them.

 

[Jack]

https://youtu.be/Z15DIchJw7Y

This song is all about the Antichrist. There are several hints in the song that makes me think about this:

"This blue eyed boy
Who wants to be

This worthy cause
Of human kind
This pawn set up by time"

The Antichrist will be seen at the end of the current Yuga ,resuurecting Dharma to the world and defeating all the false religions.

"Like a bright light on the horizon
Shining so bright, he'll get you flying
He'll drive you away, he'll drive you insane
But then he'll remove all of your pain"

Planet Venus, when seen as a bright light in the sky just before sunrise, has been called for centuries under the name 'Lucifer'. 'Lucifer' come from a Latin expression that means 'Lightbearer', and is one of the names given by Christian tradition to the devil. Anyone who can make a person fly, make him insane and remove all his pain (does not specify whether the pain is physical or spiritual) needs to have magical or spiritual qualities that not anyone would have or could develop.

"This open book
Yet to be read
This second look
This leap ahead

The hope I held inside
With you, was kept alive"

The Knowledge of Spirituality is yet to flood the world and this second way of looking at things is yet to be prevalent in peoples minds.

'We're here to stay...'

The followers of the Light Bearer ,Lucifer the greatest high are here to stay and rule this world in a thousand year reich. A ONE WORLD EMPIRE like it was in the days of the old , with the God Emperor at the helm driving our evolution.

A NEW ORDER .Neuordnung.

 

[Ài Gōng]

I'll look into your anime recommendations. I watched Berserk in the past, and although I enjoyed it, the size of Guts' sword always bothered me because I don't understand how anyone could wield such a thing. I think there's this other anime that looked promising to me at one point called Black Clover, and it had the same thing - an unwieldy giant sword. I only watched the pilot + a couple episodes so I don't know much about it.

For Berserk stick with the manga and avoid any anime, they are "ok" but very poor in comparison and many things aren't explained: https://youtu.be/QqHPElZViU0

Blade of the Immortal is the same, the anime rushes too much content and the art is inferior. Also they censored the Swastika in the new anime. I wrote separate topics about all these you can check.

Black Clover has too much angelic magic and xtian gnosticism in the face, instead of using its concepts with a twist such as in other manga like Berserk (ie., making the angels villains etc.) so I'd avoid it myself, also Black Clover and Jujutsu Kaisen are just too much Naruto clones and this annoys me immensely. Not like for instance Naruto getting inspiration from Hunter x Hunter, but straight repeated tropes.

 

[MiniMe3388]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it.

 

[Inflorescentia]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it.

Well...

it seems like you can't go wrong with it.

 

[SSGrim88]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it

Hello! I bought Omori a few months back and my personal opinion is it’s totally worth it. If you are into the psychology of how one is affected by trauma and overcoming said trauma as well as overcoming any fears or guilt from mistakes one has made then I think it’s a good game for you to play.

(warning small spoilers) It’s basically about a boy who had experienced trauma related to one of his family members and because it was so traumatic he ended up pushing everything and everyone away as a defense mechanism (escapism) eventually dissociating from the entire experience making him forget it(which also causes some inner conflict/turmoil). The game makes the MC figure out what the trauma was through the use of lucid dreams, a place where the MC created named “Headspace” which is essentially the MC’s ideal “reality”.

In “Headspace” you go on an adventure to find the truth in a child-like space also overcoming any fears the MC may have as well as any enemies that stand in your way. There are a few choices in the game the player can take which will influence whether the MC accepts the truth and moves forward with his life or he shuts down completely avoiding/denying the truth and becoming nothing in return.

The MC is also haunted by “something” which is basically like a negative thoughtform he created around his trauma. Also if you take the true route you’ll see how others are affected by the same trauma.

There are some minor questionable things but should be able to shrug off as it doesn’t affect the overall message of the game. The game has some nice artwork and great music; it’s also like 20-25 hrs of gameplay so it will probably take a while to finish. The end of the true route was great too almost made me cry :lol:

 

[MiniMe3388]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it

Hello! I bought Omori a few months back and my personal opinion is it’s totally worth it. If you are into the psychology of how one is affected by trauma and overcoming said trauma as well as overcoming any fears or guilt from mistakes one has made then I think it’s a good game for you to play.

(warning small spoilers) It’s basically about a boy who had experienced trauma related to one of his family members and because it was so traumatic he ended up pushing everything and everyone away as a defense mechanism (escapism) eventually dissociating from the entire experience making him forget it(which also causes some inner conflict/turmoil). The game makes the MC figure out what the trauma was through the use of lucid dreams, a place where the MC created named “Headspace” which is essentially the MC’s ideal “reality”.

In “Headspace” you go on an adventure to find the truth in a child-like space also overcoming any fears the MC may have as well as any enemies that stand in your way. There are a few choices in the game the player can take which will influence whether the MC accepts the truth and moves forward with his life or he shuts down completely avoiding/denying the truth and becoming nothing in return.

The MC is also haunted by “something” which is basically like a negative thoughtform he created around his trauma. Also if you take the true route you’ll see how others are affected by the same trauma.

There are some minor questionable things but should be able to shrug off as it doesn’t affect the overall message of the game. The game has some nice artwork and great music; it’s also like 20-25 hrs of gameplay so it will probably take a while to finish. The end of the true route was great too almost made me cry :lol:

Thank you very much for your opinion. I became interested in this game because I am interested in human psychology (yes, I study psychology :lol: ).
Hail Satan!

 

[SSGrim88]

Thank you very much for your opinion. I became interested in this game because I am interested in human psychology (yes, I study psychology :lol: ).
Hail Satan!

That's actually how I got into it as well :lol: there's also videos online where they explain the psychology behind Omori but I suggest if you are interested in doing so, to watch them at the end of your gameplay because it of course spoils some major plot points and it's best to go in somewhat blindly for the full experience (I made this mistake due to my interest in psychology XD) Small tip if you decide on buying it: Water Basil's flowers every time you go to headspace.
Anyways I hope this helped

 

[Kavya Shukra]

What are the best games guys. I play Football games and sadly hear Pro evo have stopped making them and are doing it for free as an add on.......hope not as i couldnt join the fifa brigade.

Grand theft, gran turismo, mortal kombat are they out

My favorites ever are Dark Souls, Dark Souls 3 and Bloodborne. Basically anything Fromsoftware makes, so for sure I will get Sekiro and Elden Ring at some point. They are the most challenging and hardest but once you learn they are some of the most rewarding gaming experiences.

Up there is Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, which I liked a lot because of the Ancient Greek theme, and I wrote this mini review here: https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=269374#p269374

I also own Mortal Kombat XL and 11, they are pretty fun, not sure if there is going to be a new one. I am a PS4 owner but all PS4 games are compatible with PS5.

My favorite games are the Final Fantasy series, Pokemon, Mortal Kombat, Forza, Gran Turismo.

 

[Inflorescentia]

My favorite games are the Final Fantasy series, Pokemon, Mortal Kombat, Forza, Gran Turismo.

My favorite is Hollow Knight. I bought it twice.
If anybody's interested in playing it, I warmly encourage you to max out your Geo account at the bank lady you find at the bottom of Fog Canyon. You'll love it.

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Yo guys check out The Darkest Minds
https://youtu.be/KEXyOVY0wwY

 

[Inflorescentia]

Yo guys check out The Darkest Minds
https://youtu.be/KEXyOVY0wwY

Why? So we can cringe at the stereotypical casting?

 

[The Phantom Stranger]

Yo guys check out The Darkest Minds
https://youtu.be/KEXyOVY0wwY

Why? So we can cringe at the stereotypical casting?

Well I mean it seems suspiciously coincidental that they use the same powers as on the Satanic meditation page ie pyrokinesis, telekinesis, mind reading etc etc
Maybe its predictive programming I guess

 

[TheNewGuy]

Gurren Lagann is an over the top mecha anime and a lot of people write it off because of this. But it's one of my all time favorite shows and it has a lot of esoteric messages and gives a fresh perspective on the fight we face. A lot of the show, especially in the second half, goes over people's heads because of the action.

Watch the show all the way through while keeping the fight and our beliefs in perspective, and your mind will be blown

 

[Voice of Enki [SG]]

Gurren Lagann is an over the top mecha anime and a lot of people write it off because of this. But it's one of my all time favorite shows and it has a lot of esoteric messages and gives a fresh perspective on the fight we face. A lot of the show, especially in the second half, goes over people's heads because of the action.

Watch the show all the way through while keeping the fight and our beliefs in perspective, and your mind will be blown

It's hands down the best anime ever made. The only anime I whole heartedly recommend as a Spiritual Satanist (perhaps also Dragon ball Z).

There's so much subliminal spiritual symbolism shown there that relates to the state of our world, it's really quite amazing.

 

[OhNoItsMook]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it

Hello! I bought Omori a few months back and my personal opinion is it’s totally worth it. If you are into the psychology of how one is affected by trauma and overcoming said trauma as well as overcoming any fears or guilt from mistakes one has made then I think it’s a good game for you to play.

(warning small spoilers) It’s basically about a boy who had experienced trauma related to one of his family members and because it was so traumatic he ended up pushing everything and everyone away as a defense mechanism (escapism) eventually dissociating from the entire experience making him forget it(which also causes some inner conflict/turmoil). The game makes the MC figure out what the trauma was through the use of lucid dreams, a place where the MC created named “Headspace” which is essentially the MC’s ideal “reality”.

In “Headspace” you go on an adventure to find the truth in a child-like space also overcoming any fears the MC may have as well as any enemies that stand in your way. There are a few choices in the game the player can take which will influence whether the MC accepts the truth and moves forward with his life or he shuts down completely avoiding/denying the truth and becoming nothing in return.

The MC is also haunted by “something” which is basically like a negative thoughtform he created around his trauma. Also if you take the true route you’ll see how others are affected by the same trauma.

There are some minor questionable things but should be able to shrug off as it doesn’t affect the overall message of the game. The game has some nice artwork and great music; it’s also like 20-25 hrs of gameplay so it will probably take a while to finish. The end of the true route was great too almost made me cry :lol:

If you guys like Omori, I strongly recommend the LISA trilogy. The order is LISA -> LISA: The Painful -> LISA: The Joyful. I would happily like to admit that these games broke my heart and that I still remember everything years later.

The first game is about a girl, Lisa, who suffers incredible trauma as a prisoner in her own house and mind, from her father's abuse. The psychological effects of her suffering causes her to begin seeing the world around her warp to depictions of her torturous existence. Apart from other twisted visuals, the environment and things in it gradually mold into the shape of her father's face, seeing him everywhere as you make your way out of the nightmares with symbolic expressions of what he did to her.

The 2nd game, LISA: The Painful, is the most iconic. Its gameplay is different, but in a good way. Set in the future after the events of the first game, Lisa's uncle, Brad, finds a female baby in a world where women no longer exist. Everyone is now after the girl that Brad discovered. As you make your way sometimes recruiting, but mostly fighting the bizarre outlaws of this world, flashbacks and hallucinations of what truly happened to Lisa after the end of the first game, haunt Brad in his endeavor to save the girl's life. The best thing about this game, in my opinion, is the way it portrays the power of human desire, as it plays a big role in uh... how the enemies "turn".

The 3rd game, LISA: The Joyful, is set after the events of the 2nd game, The Painful, from the view of the young girl and the psychologies she developed from everything that occurred around her. It's stunning to say the least, and the ending is hard to forget.

Very impactful games in my opinion, all of them. The 2nd and 3rd have a lot of references to the first game, too, especially through some of the soundtracks. The music is something you kind of have to get used to at first, though. Lol

 

[MiniMe3388]

Any of you guys played "Omori"? I'm considering buying this game and don't know if it's worth it

Hello! I bought Omori a few months back and my personal opinion is it’s totally worth it. If you are into the psychology of how one is affected by trauma and overcoming said trauma as well as overcoming any fears or guilt from mistakes one has made then I think it’s a good game for you to play.

(warning small spoilers) It’s basically about a boy who had experienced trauma related to one of his family members and because it was so traumatic he ended up pushing everything and everyone away as a defense mechanism (escapism) eventually dissociating from the entire experience making him forget it(which also causes some inner conflict/turmoil). The game makes the MC figure out what the trauma was through the use of lucid dreams, a place where the MC created named “Headspace” which is essentially the MC’s ideal “reality”.

In “Headspace” you go on an adventure to find the truth in a child-like space also overcoming any fears the MC may have as well as any enemies that stand in your way. There are a few choices in the game the player can take which will influence whether the MC accepts the truth and moves forward with his life or he shuts down completely avoiding/denying the truth and becoming nothing in return.

The MC is also haunted by “something” which is basically like a negative thoughtform he created around his trauma. Also if you take the true route you’ll see how others are affected by the same trauma.

There are some minor questionable things but should be able to shrug off as it doesn’t affect the overall message of the game. The game has some nice artwork and great music; it’s also like 20-25 hrs of gameplay so it will probably take a while to finish. The end of the true route was great too almost made me cry :lol:

If you guys like Omori, I strongly recommend the LISA trilogy. The order is LISA -> LISA: The Painful -> LISA: The Joyful. I would happily like to admit that these games broke my heart and that I still remember everything years later.

The first game is about a girl, Lisa, who suffers incredible trauma as a prisoner in her own house and mind, from her father's abuse. The psychological effects of her suffering causes her to begin seeing the world around her warp to depictions of her torturous existence. Apart from other twisted visuals, the environment and things in it gradually mold into the shape of her father's face, seeing him everywhere as you make your way out of the nightmares with symbolic expressions of what he did to her.

The 2nd game, LISA: The Painful, is the most iconic. Its gameplay is different, but in a good way. Set in the future after the events of the first game, Lisa's uncle, Brad, finds a female baby in a world where women no longer exist. Everyone is now after the girl that Brad discovered. As you make your way sometimes recruiting, but mostly fighting the bizarre outlaws of this world, flashbacks and hallucinations of what truly happened to Lisa after the end of the first game, haunt Brad in his endeavor to save the girl's life. The best thing about this game, in my opinion, is the way it portrays the power of human desire, as it plays a big role in uh... how the enemies "turn".

The 3rd game, LISA: The Joyful, is set after the events of the 2nd game, The Painful, from the view of the young girl and the psychologies she developed from everything that occurred around her. It's stunning to say the least, and the ending is hard to forget.

Very impactful games in my opinion, all of them. The 2nd and 3rd have a lot of references to the first game, too, especially through some of the soundtracks. The music is something you kind of have to get used to at first, though. Lol

I am familiar with this trilogy and played it a few years ago. I am currently playing Omori and I think this game is better than LISA. Btw. I highly recommend the game "Yume Nikki". Also it has psychological themes. I love this game and it is together with Omori my favorite (and also Starbound). The game itself has themes of isolation, anxiety, brutality, escapism, separation, body and identity issues, self-mutilation, an abusive mother, and a car accident. The main character is able to have conscious dreams. There are many locations in the game and one can feel the overwhelming emptiness and loneliness, and our task is to collect all 24 effects to get the ending, which can be very surprising for people who have not read the manga (the game is based on the manga of the same title).

 

[OhNoItsMook]

I am familiar with this trilogy and played it a few years ago. I am currently playing Omori and I think this game is better than LISA. Btw. I highly recommend the game "Yume Nikki". Also it has psychological themes. I love this game and it is together with Omori my favorite (and also Starbound). The game itself has themes of isolation, anxiety, brutality, escapism, separation, body and identity issues, self-mutilation, an abusive mother, and a car accident. The main character is able to have conscious dreams. There are many locations in the game and one can feel the overwhelming emptiness and loneliness, and our task is to collect all 24 effects to get the ending, which can be very surprising for people who have not read the manga (the game is based on the manga of the same title).

Wow, that's awesome! I've also heard of Yume Nikki a lot before. The Dream Diary. I had no idea it also had a manga! Time to experience both, now.

Have you heard of The Witch's House? It seems to be similarly well-known, and it too has been recommended to me before. I have yet to play it myself, though. When it comes to supernatural horror in games and anime and stuff, I always wonder if it's gonna hit us with the same lame blasphemy as usual...

 

[MiniMe3388]

I am familiar with this trilogy and played it a few years ago. I am currently playing Omori and I think this game is better than LISA. Btw. I highly recommend the game "Yume Nikki". Also it has psychological themes. I love this game and it is together with Omori my favorite (and also Starbound). The game itself has themes of isolation, anxiety, brutality, escapism, separation, body and identity issues, self-mutilation, an abusive mother, and a car accident. The main character is able to have conscious dreams. There are many locations in the game and one can feel the overwhelming emptiness and loneliness, and our task is to collect all 24 effects to get the ending, which can be very surprising for people who have not read the manga (the game is based on the manga of the same title).

Wow, that's awesome! I've also heard of Yume Nikki a lot before. The Dream Diary. I had no idea it also had a manga! Time to experience both, now.

Have you heard of The Witch's House? It seems to be similarly well-known, and it too has been recommended to me before. I have yet to play it myself, though. When it comes to supernatural horror in games and anime and stuff, I always wonder if it's gonna hit us with the same lame blasphemy as usual...

Nope, unfortunately I am not familiar with this game. Maybe when I have more time I'll see some gameplay from someone.
OhNoItsMook you have similar taste in games as me, hahaha.
Maybe you've heard of the game "Ib"? I played it a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

 

[OhNoItsMook]

Wow, that's awesome! I've also heard of Yume Nikki a lot before. The Dream Diary. I had no idea it also had a manga! Time to experience both, now.

Have you heard of The Witch's House? It seems to be similarly well-known, and it too has been recommended to me before. I have yet to play it myself, though. When it comes to supernatural horror in games and anime and stuff, I always wonder if it's gonna hit us with the same lame blasphemy as usual...

Nope, unfortunately I am not familiar with this game. Maybe when I have more time I'll see some gameplay from someone.
OhNoItsMook you have similar taste in games as me, hahaha.
Maybe you've heard of the game "Ib"? I played it a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

No, I haven't heard of that one before! It definitely seems like something I would like.
I'm glad to know we have similar interests when it comes to these kinds of games, lol.
I'm sure you've already played Doki Doki Literature Club? It's more of a visual novel rather than an RPG, but very well known, nonetheless.

 

[MiniMe3388]

Wow, that's awesome! I've also heard of Yume Nikki a lot before. The Dream Diary. I had no idea it also had a manga! Time to experience both, now.

Have you heard of The Witch's House? It seems to be similarly well-known, and it too has been recommended to me before. I have yet to play it myself, though. When it comes to supernatural horror in games and anime and stuff, I always wonder if it's gonna hit us with the same lame blasphemy as usual...

Nope, unfortunately I am not familiar with this game. Maybe when I have more time I'll see some gameplay from someone.
OhNoItsMook you have similar taste in games as me, hahaha.
Maybe you've heard of the game "Ib"? I played it a few years ago and really enjoyed it.

No, I haven't heard of that one before! It definitely seems like something I would like.
I'm glad to know we have similar interests when it comes to these kinds of games, lol.
I'm sure you've already played Doki Doki Literature Club? It's more of a visual novel rather than an RPG, but very well known, nonetheless.

When I went to technical school, my friend loved this game and she encouraged me to Doki Doki Literature Club. I really enjoyed this game. I love Visual Novel. I have been playing this type of game since middle school. Now I'm in college and I still love them :lol:

 

[MiniMe3388]

There will be a new Dragon Ball movie - "Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero".

Premise
The Red Ribbon Army, an evil organization that was once destroyed by Goku in the past, has been succeeded by a group of people who have created new and mightiest Androids ever, Gamma 1 and Gamma 2.

The film is scheduled to be released on April 22, 2022 in Japan.

 

[Ài Gōng]

The witcher series is jewish bullshit. First episode and they slander Lilith and speak negatively of the black sun. Not recommended.

That one mage who said that is a mischievous bullshiter. Geralt learns that the woman targeted by that dude was actually a victim. They're living in a time with very Inquisition-style superstitions like killing girls who were born with "Lilith's marks", the meaning of the worship of the Gods was mostly lost and as result there are strange cults who distorted them, while some sorcerers are actual scholars and decent people. The show though is very poor and Netflix made it more multirracial than the fantastical races that already exist (Black and Asian Poles lol), I'd rather recommend playing the game instead.

I have been playing The Witcher 3 and having a blast. A major part of the story is helping sorcerers escape from the witch hunting. Great themes and narrative in general easy recommendation to anyone.

The many runes to empower your gear:

Devana runestone

This one looks like a Siegel

 

[TheNewGuy]

Assassins Creed is one of my all time favorite franchises. Of course there's some bad games in the mix and Ubisoft is notorious for screwing up a good thing, but overall the games are still solid and the most recent one finally drove the story forward. I bring it up because there's always been a draw to me even before I found you guys and learned about our true forgotten gods.

When I was young it really opened my mind. Especially the games written by Darby. Themes of the ancient gods, corporatist takeover, dna, reincarnation, following a set of morals and principals (the creed), and fighting for freedom from the powers that be.

Anyone else here a fan of the franchise? It's hard to have enjoyable discussions about it because people tend to dismiss the modern day story / influence of the gods aspect of the games, and only focus on who the coolest assassin is or their favorite time period.

 

[OhNoItsMook]

Wow, now try totono(You and me and her), heard it's an even more superior version than ddlc(It got me to 20% like yanderes for a short while :lol: ). I'm still in dies irae amantes amentes and I so far, am not having a good time since I know who and what the WW2 regime really are amidst the plaguing Yehubor lies but its for the sake of my own kicks. I can see a good story that yet waved a big lie so much better than all the anti-WW2 regime and sjw propaganda attempts today.

Damn, that's crazy. A close friend of mine recommended that game to me a year ago. I didn't recognise it for what it was, until I looked it up again (I know it as Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi). I'm really gonna have to go through it. The pink haired girl, Aoi, reminds me of Super Sonico, lol. It's the same artist, after all.

Wildfire, tell me you've played Tokyo Dark.