I don't think it was because of that, King Hehehe. I just didn't want to see him when there were other things to do, like look around the whole place. I wanted to spend more time in the Hotel then with my own Grandfather.
I guess it's because our family doesn't get out of the city that much, the last time we went out was last year around summer. Just the feeling of being somewhere new, you want to see, you want to have fun and look around. On a lighter note the car trip was fun, got to see a lot of small towns, sleep in at motels and got into a boat. Just had so much fun with my brothers. It was about a two day trip, I have nothing against really long car rides, in fact it's my favorite...Well, I did have my 3ds, tablet and laptop to keep me busy as well.
I see. I'm not fully convinced that it didn't have any influence, but I suppose you'd know your feelings better than I would. Either way, I'm glad that your grandfather is okay, and I hope that you continue to be able to spend time with him for a long time to come.
Yesss, let's talk on a lighter note! >:3 (Ugh! too bright! my eyes!) Jk.
Well that sounds like a whole bunch of fun, I remember when my Grandma took me and my cousin to the Falls in Canada a few years ago. It was the best time of my life, we went on a boat as well in the falls full with other people. On the other side Americans were on boats too, I waved at them and said "Hi, America!" and they waved back, which made everyone else wave on my Canadian boat.. Good times.
I guess I just didn't really care, perhaps it was apart of me that knew he was going to make a full recovery since what we saw him for wasn't too bad, enough for my father to know that he'd be okay too, low chance of him dying but still.
Yes, it was fun. It was bright, sunny and warm. I loved it a lot, I don't know if you know this about me but I just love going on vacations. I can remember all of what we did, the first night there we got a huge hotel room. It had rooms of it's own, 2 of them. One room was for my parents and the other had two beds, I slept with my younger brother while my older brother got his own bed. Looking out the window felt like magic, I could see a lot of buildings, the whole city lit. We got to our hotel while it was dark out, so once we had our rooms we were ordered to go to bed, but we couldn't so they let us play games for awhile.
Once we got up we went to the mall to eat, luckily the mall was close enough for us to walk. I had fries and a drink, I don't trust any other food in a new city. The mall was just huge, so many levels, nothing you'd see in my small city.
So I take it you walk everywhere or take the bus? This isn't a topic I'd like to keep going, so why ask me to choose between Ashley and 9volt then say not to answer it. Is there something going on between those two?
It's nice for a change to hear somebody here has Ashley set as their favorite. I mean, a lot of people have her set as favorite when seeing loads of Warioware video comments and in other media but here people like other characters.
I don't like 9volt whatsoever, Kyon. He's weird/funny looking in my opinion. No offence, just don't find the charm to this character to be perfectly honest.
I think they like him because he's retro, he plays Nintendo systems I think. Real 4th wall breaker, but that's it. Design is nothing to be all "WHOA! AWESOME GUY! INSTA FAV CHARACTER IN WARIOWARE!"
Also don't say he looks weird/funny, the 9-volt fans here might bring you down by calling Ashley names or something.
Retro, so he plays classic games, correct? I wouldn't see the charm to this, but people have their own taste in characters, such as how I liked Ashley when I saw her in the Assist trophy, I guess I like cute characters. So who am I to judge.
Yo talking to me? Cause I told you, I found Ashley's design pretty neat, cute too. For her personality, I loved it! Lonely and just wants more friends! :3
That's the foundation for potential for an interesting character, anyway. I don't think that's quite enough for a character to be a great character, though. For example, in my top 20 favorite fictional characters, the vast majority of them, particularly in the top 10, are there because of being very well-written and multi-faceted characters; characters like Dr. Doom, Severus Snape, and Count Bleck are notably in the top 10. The first character who's there without having particularly well-written dialogue is King Dedede at number 11, and that's in part because of my extensive headcanon regarding him. One character my friends know me for being particularly fond of, Nah from Fire Emblem Awakening, only manages to make number 16 due to not being explored as thoroughly as she probably could (which is understandable, considering how huge that game's roster already is; that's a lot of dialogue to write). Certainly, a good aesthetic and the concept for a personality is a good starting point, but I agree with BigMagma that there's far more that goes into making a good character.
