Just Got EpIII.

[Benoit]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by Benoit</i><br>Can you fit 30 hairpins in your hand and still move about freely without letting one drop?</blockquote><p><blockquote><i>Originally posted by ROMeo</i><p>I think mags could be nice pincushions, allowing you to carry a nice lot of hairpins. <br>[size=small][Edit by ROMeo on [TIME]1106428268[/TIME]][/size]<br></blockquote><br>Sadist. :@<p>Neo, please untick the box "Disable Cutecode".

[Mizehrith]

When a TCG/CCG makes a transition from cardboard to a videogame, it becomes a "strategy" or "strategy/RPG," (depending on how the developers decide to carry it over) because there is no "TCG/CCG" genre in the videogame world, so they have to call it something else. And since card games are strategy games, the name is perfectly suitable. So it can be said that PSO Episode III is a TCG/CCG in videogame form (a.k.a "strategy" or "strategy/RPG." ) The difference here is that PSO Ep. III wasn't originally a TCG/CCG, but rather, it started off as what it would've been if it had been a transition from a card game. I think this what people are trying to say when they refer to it as a card game; not that PSO Episode III is a "card game," but rather that it resembles what a card game might become if it were to make a transition from cardboard to a videogame.<p>[size=small][Edit by Mizehrith on [TIME]1106544812[/TIME]][/size]

[Neo48]

Yes! I like that explanation.<p> <blockquote>"Hate" is a powerful word, Neo. Are you sure you want to use it? You've never played the game. <br>Whatever your reasons, as I may allude to, you need to get past them. You might find something different in Ep.III then what you currently enjoy in Ep.I&II. <br></blockquote> <p>Hate is a powerful word...but with the way I feel...I think it suits well.