The Last Poster Wins! [v21]

[SassySnivy]

I remember the days of paper guides... Back when Red and Blue were coming out, the days of the old guard of YGO! God i feel old...

I used to be a No Spoiler Elitist. But now, it is hard to avoid them, especially since my friends talk about pokemon a lot ever since i got them into it. So i just say screw it.

Funny: my pre-order of Alpha Sapphire actually came with a HUGE ORAS Guidebook. I can't believe they still make those things! Since there wasn't any information compiled elsewhere yet, I was always referencing that thing. It made me think of back in the day when I'd always read my Ruby and Sapphire guidebook...and later diamond and pearl. I STILL like to get those guides solely for aesthetics and because there's just something about collecting physical books like that that is just so alluring!

I'm actually fine with spoilers. I had a lot of bits with Undertale spoiled and honestly, it didn't bother me, I enjoyed the game anyway.

Having movies spoiled doesn't bother me either. Even if you know X or Y happens, you still need to discover how and why that is and what kind of significance it has on the storyline. To me, movies and stories are like a road trip and spoiling something means you just know what one of the stops along the way is about. But you still don't know what the rest of the journey is going to be like and when you're going to encounter that known fact. And the only way you actually do that and understand the journey is by watching the whole thing in full.

THIS! I personally am not bothered by spoilers; sure they ruin the surprise sometimes, but when it comes to Pokemon I'd rather not go in blind. I like knowing about things in advance; and I too was kinda spoiled in regards to Undertale, but it hasn't bothered me. After all, it's seeing the story unfold in front of you that makes an impact. That's just me, though! I honestly envy those that can go into new Pokemon games blind without spoilers. That would be a living nightmare for me!