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MiaFeyFan wrote:
Hahaha just rememberd the best Godot quote ever!!
"Hot nights and hotter coffee.That's one of my rules"
Could he be refering to his time with...
"Hot nights and hotter coffee.That's one of my rules"
Could he be refering to his time with...
Spoiler:
Why putting that in a spoilertag while your avatar spoils it anyway
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End Quote wrote:
MiaFeyFan wrote:
Hahaha just rememberd the best Godot quote ever!!
"Hot nights and hotter coffee.That's one of my rules"
Could he be refering to his time with...
"Hot nights and hotter coffee.That's one of my rules"
Could he be refering to his time with...
Spoiler:
Why putting that in a spoilertag while your avatar spoils it anyway
I don't know XD no real reason
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Did you changed your attitude in any way because of Godot?
I started to drink black coffee 'cause of him (but now I REALLY like it)
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I started to drink black coffee 'cause of him (but now I REALLY like it)
im the EXACT same way
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godot_125 wrote:
Coffee Prosecutor wrote:
I started to drink black coffee 'cause of him (but now I REALLY like it)
im the EXACT same way
You Too? =D
Black Coffee For The Win!
By the way I Think Godot Drinks Around 17 In A Trial
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D3rptorney94 wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
Coffee Prosecutor wrote:
I started to drink black coffee 'cause of him (but now I REALLY like it)
im the EXACT same way
You Too? =D
Black Coffee For The Win!
By the way I Think Godot Drinks Around 17 In A Trial
(Or Less If I'm Exaggerating
)yup
"I never drink more than 17 cups of coffee during any given trial.
But the first one... is always the best."
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godot_125 wrote:
yup
"I never drink more than 17 cups of coffee during any given trial.
But the first one... is always the best."
YAY I'm RIGHT!!!111one
i'd probably die though drinking that much haha
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D3rptorney94 wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
yup
"I never drink more than 17 cups of coffee during any given trial.
But the first one... is always the best."
YAY I'm RIGHT!!!111one
i'd probably die though drinking that much haha
I read some guy tried this, but he could only handle 6 cups in 2 hours or so, and he couldn't sleep that night
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End Quote wrote:
D3rptorney94 wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
yup
"I never drink more than 17 cups of coffee during any given trial.
But the first one... is always the best."
YAY I'm RIGHT!!!111one
i'd probably die though drinking that much haha
I read some guy tried this, but he could only handle 6 cups in 2 hours or so, and he couldn't sleep that night
Whoa... That's Insane..
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And also, he's Batman. Just sayin'.
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darquegk wrote:
Godot's not the walking dead. He's just terminally ill.
And also, he's Batman. Just sayin'.
And also, he's Batman. Just sayin'.
Sorry hehe
i kinda think he is
either way it explains the ludicrous caffeine intake
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End Quote wrote:
D3rptorney94 wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
yup
"I never drink more than 17 cups of coffee during any given trial.
But the first one... is always the best."
YAY I'm RIGHT!!!111one
i'd probably die though drinking that much haha
I read some guy tried this, but he could only handle 6 cups in 2 hours or so, and he couldn't sleep that night
Ha...!
this guys a push over
i can take 6 cups....in 1 hour
i think this kinda caffeine tolerance like, runs in my family or something i don't know
but between me and my mom, we go through like, 3 8 cup pot's a day
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Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
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End Quote wrote:
Impossible...
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
seriously.... 120-150... A DAY!?!?!?
that CAN'T be possible....
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godot_125 wrote:
End Quote wrote:
Impossible...
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
seriously.... 120-150... A DAY!?!?!?
that CAN'T be possible....
This guy is basically Godot IRL
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End Quote wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
End Quote wrote:
Impossible...
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
Read this: http://www.legallyindia.com/1166-indi-l ... gic-trance
The guy who holds the record of most coffee cups a day is...a lawyer?
seriously.... 120-150... A DAY!?!?!?
that CAN'T be possible....
This guy is basically Godot IRL
so it would seem....
man, i wish i could drink that much
then I would be Godot IRL.....
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I think that would kill my bladder...
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it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
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godot_125 wrote:
hey, does ANYBODY know what happened to the cool animated tribute on youtube, Godot's Story
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
WHAAAAAAAT?
That was the single most awesome thing on youtube!
Ah, no, it's still alive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGSdysZhccY
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End Quote wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
hey, does ANYBODY know what happened to the cool animated tribute on youtube, Godot's Story
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
WHAAAAAAAT?
That was the single most awesome thing on youtube!
Ah, no, it's still alive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGSdysZhccY
well, it WAS dead, if you look at the comments, you'll see
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godot_125 wrote:
End Quote wrote:
godot_125 wrote:
hey, does ANYBODY know what happened to the cool animated tribute on youtube, Godot's Story
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
it seem's to have been deleted or something, i can't find it ANYWHERE
WHAAAAAAAT?
That was the single most awesome thing on youtube!
Ah, no, it's still alive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGSdysZhccY
well, it WAS dead, if you look at the comments, you'll see
Now it revived from the dead it's more Godot than ever
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I want to join the fan club, please~! Godot is awesome.I think his character is really unique. Despite his appearance in only a single game, he got amazing development and is so easily likable. He's truly intriguing in history and epic in personality not to mention attractive in design~.
Thanks a lot for posting the "Godot's Story" link! I watch a lot of PW videos on YouTube, and so I'd seen it quite often on the related videos lists, but the "mega spoilers" part of the title kept me away while I hadn't yet finished T&T. Since completing it, I'd forgotten to go back and look it up again. So I just watched it for the first time and... wow... It's really excellent. I love it.
Also:
× 
forever. I'm not a crazy 'shipper with a hundred OTPs, but this is one of the limited number of pairings I firmly support. They deserve each other... It's so tragic... 
But, wherever spirits reside in the AA universe when they're not being channeled, I hope Mia's and Godot's are together. I do believe that Godot died at the end of T&T.... That's the only reason I wouldn't wish for an appearance from Godot in a future AA game. However, I see that someone here suggested a game about Diego Armando... and that would definitely be a great idea.
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:godot: I want to join the fan club, please~! Godot is awesome.
I think his character is really unique. Despite his appearance in only a single game, he got amazing development and is so easily likable. He's truly intriguing in history and epic in personality not to mention attractive in design~.
Thanks a lot for posting the "Godot's Story" link! I watch a lot of PW videos on YouTube, and so I'd seen it quite often on the related videos lists, but the "mega spoilers" part of the title kept me away while I hadn't yet finished T&T. Since completing it, I'd forgotten to go back and look it up again. So I just watched it for the first time and... wow... It's really excellent. I love it.
Also: × forever. I'm not a crazy 'shipper with a hundred OTPs, but this is one of the limited number of pairings I firmly support. They deserve each other... It's so tragic...
But, wherever spirits reside in the AA universe when they're not being channeled, I hope Mia's and Godot's are together. I do believe that Godot died at the end of T&T.... That's the only reason I wouldn't wish for an appearance from Godot in a future AA game. However, I see that someone here suggested a game about Diego Armando... and that would definitely be a great idea.
I think his character is really unique. Despite his appearance in only a single game, he got amazing development and is so easily likable. He's truly intriguing in history and epic in personality not to mention attractive in design~.
Thanks a lot for posting the "Godot's Story" link! I watch a lot of PW videos on YouTube, and so I'd seen it quite often on the related videos lists, but the "mega spoilers" part of the title kept me away while I hadn't yet finished T&T. Since completing it, I'd forgotten to go back and look it up again. So I just watched it for the first time and... wow... It's really excellent. I love it.
Also:
× forever. I'm not a crazy 'shipper with a hundred OTPs, but this is one of the limited number of pairings I firmly support. They deserve each other... It's so tragic... But, wherever spirits reside in the AA universe when they're not being channeled, I hope Mia's and Godot's are together. I do believe that Godot died at the end of T&T.... That's the only reason I wouldn't wish for an appearance from Godot in a future AA game. However, I see that someone here suggested a game about Diego Armando... and that would definitely be a great idea.
There was a minor reference to him in case 4 of AAI, but that case was perfect for a full appearance of Diego. Just him as a random character to talk would have blown my mind already...
And that movie really is epic, they also made "Dahlia's Story", but it's not as good as Godot one...
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when Ema came in asking for Mia, she said "Then you must be the Coffee Boy"
im almost CERTAIN that's a reference to Diego
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and Mia and Diego were close, it's not that far of a stretch to think that before Diego's accident that Mia told Lana about Diego, right?
i mean, if it weren't for Diego's accident, don't you think he would have gone and worked at Fey & Co. and left Grossberg, just like Mia did?
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Yeah, I think I remember something Ema said that didn't make sense, because back then (not having played T&T), I though she meant it was his job to make coffee for clients...
I really should replay 1-5 to find some epic references...
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yeah, i wonder if they did that on purpose...
Looks like what happened with that video was the person who posted it got suspended, but just got their account back, and all of their videos were restored (they have some other AA ones also).
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I mean, are they "high power " glasses or something? I'm pretty shure it's not connected to his eyes directly, since it was knocked off in 3-5...
I guess it's probably just a "Rule of Cool" thing...
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Does anyone know how the hell that mask can improve his eyesight?
I mean, are they "high power " glasses or something? I'm pretty shure it's not connected to his eyes directly, since it was knocked off in 3-5...
I guess it's probably just a "Rule of Cool" thing...
I mean, are they "high power " glasses or something? I'm pretty shure it's not connected to his eyes directly, since it was knocked off in 3-5...
I guess it's probably just a "Rule of Cool" thing...
well, I'm not entirely sure how they did it personally...
but he did wake up in the year 2017... or was it 2018?
either way, technology is evolving rapidly these days
I wouldn't be THAT surprised if by that time we had some crazy ass machine that would let blind people see... right?
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godot_125 wrote:
End Quote wrote:
Does anyone know how the hell that mask can improve his eyesight?
I mean, are they "high power " glasses or something? I'm pretty shure it's not connected to his eyes directly, since it was knocked off in 3-5...
I guess it's probably just a "Rule of Cool" thing...
I mean, are they "high power " glasses or something? I'm pretty shure it's not connected to his eyes directly, since it was knocked off in 3-5...
I guess it's probably just a "Rule of Cool" thing...
well, I'm not entirely sure how they did it personally...
but he did wake up in the year 2017... or was it 2018?
either way, technology is evolving rapidly these days
I wouldn't be THAT surprised if by that time we had some crazy ass machine that would let blind people see... right?
Than, why doesn't Lammiroir have one, 7 years later (or Tobaye, to keep the image up?)
He wasn't totally blind I think, he could see very, very bad without it though, so maybe they could improve it to decent view...
But that still doesn't explain why it had to look like a toaster. (we need a canon image that shows the eyesight of Godot ASAP)
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The goggles kept him alive, though it worsened his eyesight
Wut?
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Coffee Prosecutor wrote:
The goggles kept him alive, though it worsened his eyesight
the Goggles were made to help him see, as he said in 3-5, and I quote
"This Ugly Device? I promise it's not a fashion statement, my unenlightened friend.
Without this, I can't see your frequently dumbfounded face."
"I... I didn't know..."
"My eyesight is pretty messed up.
Even with these huge goggles on my head, I still can't see everything.
Still, I keep this worn-out piece of junk of a body going with regular servicing"
you have it backwards, my friend.
the goggles help him see, and he is kept alive through frequent visits to his doctor
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I just performed an experiment in Godot-vision.
It was awesome.
I put a piece of white paper inside a plastic page protector, and drew on it with a red dry-erase marker.
(I assume the same would work with a red pen on normal paper but I didn't have any of those handy... Weird how I had the other stuff but not that, I know...)
Then I took a sheet of red cellophane paper.
And put it over my face.
And looked at the white sheet.
...And the drawing was freaking invisible.
...xD; Such a result was probably very obvious, but... I mean, I thought I might see traces of it, but it seriously looked like nothing was written, like the sheet was totally clean. I can TOTALLY understand, now, how Godot missed that ketchup stain on the apron, for example.
So, I believe, the way the mask works, it makes him see everything tinted in red. He's probably learned from experience how to interpret the proper colors of things, how to translate things from their tint (like how blue appearspurple-ish in the red tint) -- but it's impossible for him to interpret red on white because it doesn't look tinted, it looks invisible -- perfectly blended in.
This makes a lot more sense than the way some people seem to think about Godot's vision; they take the "can't see red" thing too literally and suggesting that he'd see Ini Miney as bald or Apollo Justice as a floating head. That's not how it is. If a red thing has depth, the illusion doesn't work. I tried looking at 3-D red things through the cellophane, and obviously I could still tell they were there. I even tried looking at this:
...It was funny to think that maybe Godot wouldn't be able to read his own objections, BUT, because the letters have those outlines/shadows that simulate depth, I could still read it through the red tint.
...I know a lot of people already know this, but, if you have any confusion about the way Godot's vision works -- and/or you're as easily amused as I am -- try the cellophane thing, seriously; it'll blow your mind.
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...Omigosh, guys.
I just performed an experiment in Godot-vision.
It was awesome.
I put a piece of white paper inside a plastic page protector, and drew on it with a red dry-erase marker.
(I assume the same would work with a red pen on normal paper but I didn't have any of those handy... Weird how I had the other stuff but not that, I know...)
Then I took a sheet of red cellophane paper.
And put it over my face.
And looked at the white sheet.
...And the drawing was freaking invisible.
...xD; Such a result was probably very obvious, but... I mean, I thought I might see traces of it, but it seriously looked like nothing was written, like the sheet was totally clean. I can TOTALLY understand, now, how Godot missed that ketchup stain on the apron, for example.
So, I believe, the way the mask works, it makes him see everything tinted in red. He's probably learned from experience how to interpret the proper colors of things, how to translate things from their tint (like how blue appearspurple-ish in the red tint) -- but it's impossible for him to interpret red on white because it doesn't look tinted, it looks invisible -- perfectly blended in.
This makes a lot more sense than the way some people seem to think about Godot's vision; they take the "can't see red" thing too literally and suggesting that he'd see Ini Miney as bald or Apollo Justice as a floating head. That's not how it is. If a red thing has depth, the illusion doesn't work. I tried looking at 3-D red things through the cellophane, and obviously I could still tell they were there. I even tried looking at this:
...It was funny to think that maybe Godot wouldn't be able to read his own objections, BUT, because the letters have those outlines/shadows that simulate depth, I could still read it through the red tint.
...I know a lot of people already know this, but, if you have any confusion about the way Godot's vision works -- and/or you're as easily amused as I am -- try the cellophane thing, seriously; it'll blow your mind.
I just performed an experiment in Godot-vision.
It was awesome.
I put a piece of white paper inside a plastic page protector, and drew on it with a red dry-erase marker.
(I assume the same would work with a red pen on normal paper but I didn't have any of those handy... Weird how I had the other stuff but not that, I know...)
Then I took a sheet of red cellophane paper.
And put it over my face.
And looked at the white sheet.
...And the drawing was freaking invisible.
...xD; Such a result was probably very obvious, but... I mean, I thought I might see traces of it, but it seriously looked like nothing was written, like the sheet was totally clean. I can TOTALLY understand, now, how Godot missed that ketchup stain on the apron, for example.
So, I believe, the way the mask works, it makes him see everything tinted in red. He's probably learned from experience how to interpret the proper colors of things, how to translate things from their tint (like how blue appearspurple-ish in the red tint) -- but it's impossible for him to interpret red on white because it doesn't look tinted, it looks invisible -- perfectly blended in.
This makes a lot more sense than the way some people seem to think about Godot's vision; they take the "can't see red" thing too literally and suggesting that he'd see Ini Miney as bald or Apollo Justice as a floating head. That's not how it is. If a red thing has depth, the illusion doesn't work. I tried looking at 3-D red things through the cellophane, and obviously I could still tell they were there. I even tried looking at this:
...It was funny to think that maybe Godot wouldn't be able to read his own objections, BUT, because the letters have those outlines/shadows that simulate depth, I could still read it through the red tint.
...I know a lot of people already know this, but, if you have any confusion about the way Godot's vision works -- and/or you're as easily amused as I am -- try the cellophane thing, seriously; it'll blow your mind.
Ha, so it's too red to see red?
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Well, I guess you could say that.The mask's light would be the same color as the red writing.
The red writing wouldn't get more red or "too" red; it just doesn't become distinguishable, because you can't tint something a color it already is.
It would be okay if there was another color behind the red writing to create a contrast.
But, if the background is white, the white gets tinted "red".
And so red on "red" becomes invisible. All you see is a sea of "red."
*head spins from too many repetitions of the word red and a bad explanation that probably made a simple concept even more confusing*
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so I always thought to myself "couldn't he like, just have the color changed? i mean, he's an Attorney, red is a VERY important color to see, so i think it should change to.... gray or something."
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