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| #67 - that's the issue. unless you give part of your liberties to a … [+] (3 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | -1 |
| #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #65 - that's one way to put it, but the freedom to commit murder exi… [+] (5 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | -1 |
| #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #58 - i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, w… [+] (7 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | -1 |
| #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #55 - no dictatorship. the state is what you rescind your liberties … [+] (9 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | +1 |
| #58 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, which says "dont give up any liberty for security" so you should have all liberties, no securities. For all I know Franklin might've never said that because people fuck up quotes on the internet all the time, but whoever said it and actually meant it clearly took what security he already had for granted and paid no mind to the liberties he never could exercise to begin with, having been born into citizenship. #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #52 - you're dead now though. doubt you'd care. [+] (11 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | +1 |
| #58 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, which says "dont give up any liberty for security" so you should have all liberties, no securities. For all I know Franklin might've never said that because people fuck up quotes on the internet all the time, but whoever said it and actually meant it clearly took what security he already had for granted and paid no mind to the liberties he never could exercise to begin with, having been born into citizenship. #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #50 - yeah. until someone shoots you. zero security, remember? [+] (13 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | +3 |
| #58 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, which says "dont give up any liberty for security" so you should have all liberties, no securities. For all I know Franklin might've never said that because people fuck up quotes on the internet all the time, but whoever said it and actually meant it clearly took what security he already had for granted and paid no mind to the liberties he never could exercise to begin with, having been born into citizenship. #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #48 - have fun getting murdered, raped and stolen from in a non-spec… [+] (15 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | +2 |
| #58 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, which says "dont give up any liberty for security" so you should have all liberties, no securities. For all I know Franklin might've never said that because people fuck up quotes on the internet all the time, but whoever said it and actually meant it clearly took what security he already had for granted and paid no mind to the liberties he never could exercise to begin with, having been born into citizenship. #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #6 - you used all-divide on him? but he's not weak to anything, mus… [+] (3 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on God fucking damnit | 0 |
| I was rushing through so I was pretty under-leveled and I was playing on moderate. Didn't wait until I finished the story and sidequests and such like I probably should have. He basically one-shot everybody if I didn't all divide. And not sure what you mean by 'he's not weak to anything.' He doesn't have an elemental weakness, but he counts as a crustacean, so you can still power-combo him pretty hard with appropriate move / gear / titles. Actually, armatizing with Mikleo only gives you trinity shot to power-combo him, and since you can't self-combo after trinity shot that was one of the slowest ways you could have gone about killing him. If you were just using regular hidden artes, you went about it the slowest way you possibly could have. #10 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i guess i'm just bad at zestiria then cause i havent figured that shit out i'm also lousy at that whole skill thing, i just get the 20% stat bonus and go with that right now i'm playing the alisha DLC and hating the life out of it having a party of just four, out of which one cant armatize, against the strongest enemies in the game, really brings out how annoying it is when you tell the AI to "focus on defense" meaning for them to block and heal, only to see them running around the battlefield until the enemies eventually catch up and hammer down on them Yeah, the game's really tough if you don't learn to use both weaknesses instead of just one, since (as we just talked about) there are enemies with no elemental weakness. Hold down the button to change targets to see what type of enemy you're facing. Then go to the artes menu and look, especially the martial arts when not armatized and the hidden arts when armatized. Each one tells you what they do bonus damage to. Find one(s) that does bonus damage to the enemy type that you're fighting and use it in your combo. Different armatizations have different enemy type advantages, so I usually do this right at the start of the battle and select the armatization with the earliest damage type advantage. Elemental weakness is still important, of course, but even if they have an elemental weakness you can get a bigger power combo by hitting them with both the correct element and the correct enemy type instead of just one or the other. Skills are totally up to preference IMO. Certainly can't go wrong with spamming stats. Other than the obvious stuff (Fire damage on Layla, Water on Mikleo, vs Dragon when you're fighting a dragon, etc) I like all the blast gauge increasing skills. You can get to the point where every attack you dodge gives you nearly a full blast gauge. But they're all good. Right now I'm trying to see if I can get enough damage-negation and defense-healing to make it so that blocking attacks always heals me. | ||
| #18 - guess who had the right idea a whole century before franklin c… [+] (18 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on no wonder ben always looks... | +6 |
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merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i'm not assuming you mean anything, i read franklin's quote, which says "dont give up any liberty for security" so you should have all liberties, no securities. For all I know Franklin might've never said that because people fuck up quotes on the internet all the time, but whoever said it and actually meant it clearly took what security he already had for granted and paid no mind to the liberties he never could exercise to begin with, having been born into citizenship. #96 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] yes, the "government" (or, in hobbes' case, the king) is the third party everyone must give part of their freedom to, in order to have life and private property without living in fear of losing both. The government provides security in exchange for your freedom. in your philosophy of "nobody should overstep their bounds", those bounds are only upheld by this entity that's superior to all those who signed this unwritten contract, and everyone signs it at birth. if a nation that would give a little freedom for a little security deserves neither and will lose both, a nation that would not trade freedom for security would wind up being made up of one person, the strongest, the one who managed to take everything from everyone else. Except the idea that you have to give away your freedom in exchange for security is a stupid notion not based in actuality. The U.S. Constitution Not the United States how it is, but how it's supposed to be is a good example of a government that provides security without sacrificing freedom as per my definition of freedom. | ||
| #19 - psssssst... caves are underground | 11/01/2015 on a reason to go to vietnam | +3 |
| #1 - i'd like source on no.3 inb4 you give me the darts t… [+] (3 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on Nailed it | +2 |
| #59 - Picture [+] (1 new reply) | 11/01/2015 on Growing Up | +26 |
| #79 - Picture | 11/01/2015 on halloween night, get in here | +3 |
| #4 - i developed a love/hate relationship with the one-time cutscen… [+] (5 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on God fucking damnit | 0 |
| Haha, I was laughing so hard I lost the fight the first time I saw that (that fucker does some damage if you don't all-divide.) I'll go with 'endeared' on that one. They kept it away from the main story and put it in Katz Korner where a silly scene like that belongs, and it certainly was a cute homage to Xilia 2. But yeah, as funny as it was, it's also so cheesy you can't help but wince a little. That's one of those parts of the game that you don't want anybody to see you playing. I was rushing through so I was pretty under-leveled and I was playing on moderate. Didn't wait until I finished the story and sidequests and such like I probably should have. He basically one-shot everybody if I didn't all divide. And not sure what you mean by 'he's not weak to anything.' He doesn't have an elemental weakness, but he counts as a crustacean, so you can still power-combo him pretty hard with appropriate move / gear / titles. Actually, armatizing with Mikleo only gives you trinity shot to power-combo him, and since you can't self-combo after trinity shot that was one of the slowest ways you could have gone about killing him. If you were just using regular hidden artes, you went about it the slowest way you possibly could have. #10 -
merrrione (11/01/2015) [-] i guess i'm just bad at zestiria then cause i havent figured that shit out i'm also lousy at that whole skill thing, i just get the 20% stat bonus and go with that right now i'm playing the alisha DLC and hating the life out of it having a party of just four, out of which one cant armatize, against the strongest enemies in the game, really brings out how annoying it is when you tell the AI to "focus on defense" meaning for them to block and heal, only to see them running around the battlefield until the enemies eventually catch up and hammer down on them Yeah, the game's really tough if you don't learn to use both weaknesses instead of just one, since (as we just talked about) there are enemies with no elemental weakness. Hold down the button to change targets to see what type of enemy you're facing. Then go to the artes menu and look, especially the martial arts when not armatized and the hidden arts when armatized. Each one tells you what they do bonus damage to. Find one(s) that does bonus damage to the enemy type that you're fighting and use it in your combo. Different armatizations have different enemy type advantages, so I usually do this right at the start of the battle and select the armatization with the earliest damage type advantage. Elemental weakness is still important, of course, but even if they have an elemental weakness you can get a bigger power combo by hitting them with both the correct element and the correct enemy type instead of just one or the other. Skills are totally up to preference IMO. Certainly can't go wrong with spamming stats. Other than the obvious stuff (Fire damage on Layla, Water on Mikleo, vs Dragon when you're fighting a dragon, etc) I like all the blast gauge increasing skills. You can get to the point where every attack you dodge gives you nearly a full blast gauge. But they're all good. Right now I'm trying to see if I can get enough damage-negation and defense-healing to make it so that blocking attacks always heals me. | ||
| #4 - all 134 female orgasms were faked [+] (4 new replies) | 11/01/2015 on Vagina | +65 |
| It's possible, if practiced enough a woman can cum in 10-15 seconds and don't have "reload time" but by the end she probably looked like she ran a marathon and her pussy probably was on fire for days. Women are able to orgasm very quickly through the clitoris, and only require a few seconds of breather time to cum again, and thats only sometimes. | ||
| #1 - i honestly wish it was candy it was cheap red wine i d… | 11/01/2015 on Too much candy? Chill out... | +4 |
| #20 - i'd pay to see that but i'd probably download the entire s… | 10/31/2015 on one piece | +1 |
| #6 - notice how op says "at first i was against it" h… [+] (1 new reply) | 10/30/2015 on Cause this is Thriller! | 0 |
| I mean getting conned out of something is essentially being stolen from, where as this is buying a product from a company who makes more content for consumers at a high quality based on the money that they make. | ||
| #4 - yes, and those are also there to trick you into paying money … [+] (3 new replies) | 10/30/2015 on Cause this is Thriller! | 0 |
| You're telling me that just about any purchase I make at any point in time that is not a necessity is because of brainwashing. I bought the emote for the same reason that I bought the beanie that I'm wearing, not for any practical purpose this hat would never keep me warm, but because it has a cow on it and I liked it. Purchasing small things that don't have realistic implications on anything aren't a result of brainwashing, but a simple and inexpensive way to bring joy oneself instead. #6 -
merrrione (10/30/2015) [-] notice how op says "at first i was against it" he bought dance moves in a video game. i get that he likes it, but he gave someone cash in order to have the ability to dance in a video game. it's not like i havent spent actual money on stupid shit in videogames before, but i realize that i've been conned out of it, no matter how much i liked the things i bought. I mean getting conned out of something is essentially being stolen from, where as this is buying a product from a company who makes more content for consumers at a high quality based on the money that they make. | ||
| #1 - photoshoppers delivered? is this real life? [+] (10 new replies) | 10/30/2015 on Photoshop | +10 |
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| #5 - first dragonball is best dragonball dragonball z is a good… | 10/30/2015 on (untitled) | +1 |
| #7 - in a movie, that would've 100% blown up | 10/30/2015 on (untitled) | +5 |
| #2 - that just means you've been brainwashed mate. you should f… [+] (5 new replies) | 10/30/2015 on Cause this is Thriller! | +1 |
| It's not brainwashing, the emotes are a completely unnecessary to the game and thus can be sold at no consequence to those not wanting to pay for them. It's like buying skins in other games, such as LoL. #4 -
merrrione (10/30/2015) [-] yes, and those are also there to trick you into paying money it's how microtransactions work, they're designed to lure you in, having a consequence in how the game is played or not is absolutely irrelevant. you can even argue that OP has been brainwashed even harder because he spent money on something entirely inconsequential rather than something that gave him an actual edge in the game (although obviously whoever made that edge available in the first place would get a lot of well-deserved shit for that) You're telling me that just about any purchase I make at any point in time that is not a necessity is because of brainwashing. I bought the emote for the same reason that I bought the beanie that I'm wearing, not for any practical purpose this hat would never keep me warm, but because it has a cow on it and I liked it. Purchasing small things that don't have realistic implications on anything aren't a result of brainwashing, but a simple and inexpensive way to bring joy oneself instead. #6 -
merrrione (10/30/2015) [-] notice how op says "at first i was against it" he bought dance moves in a video game. i get that he likes it, but he gave someone cash in order to have the ability to dance in a video game. it's not like i havent spent actual money on stupid shit in videogames before, but i realize that i've been conned out of it, no matter how much i liked the things i bought. I mean getting conned out of something is essentially being stolen from, where as this is buying a product from a company who makes more content for consumers at a high quality based on the money that they make. | ||
| #7 - i have no idea what happened here but i'm impressed [+] (1 new reply) | 10/30/2015 on Morrowind =no talk, just... | +28 |
| #3 - you mean with a laser pointer? [+] (1 new reply) | 10/30/2015 on No thinking required | +1 |
