It really really depends on the person, but more often then not they don't work out. Mostly because as some people here mentioned: 1. Both people need ENORMOUS discipline to stay faithful to each other when you are living so far away which most people are just incapable of doing. 2. In a long distance relationship you only see what your partner wants you to see. You only speak when you're both putting on your best face. That means it's harder to really get to know each other. I had a long distance relationship for a year and then we met at a con and stayed together on vacation for a week....and we broke up because we both had drastically different expectations of the other. When you're not physically interacting with a person on a regular basis and you only know what they want you to know about them then it is very hard to maintain a relationship.

Oh Rune Factory 4 as well hell any Rune Factory! Gotta love that feeling when you TAME A BOSS and make it your pet then ride through the town on it. Rune Factory 5 plox.

Well technically in Pokemon you're not doing any attacking, you're just giving orders to the pokemon that are! Okay but for real this time, aside from the obvious Undertale, Dishonored might be up your alley although that's more of a shooter than an RPG. As for status and debuffs, I'd say it all depends on flavor text and how said status works. Obviously poison is out but paralyze can go either way. Same for debuffs since it could be a case if making it harder for the enemy to move without hurting them.

Yea the name is odd, but it is 100% pure anime. Which is great since NY hasn't had a dedicated anime convention since Comic-con absorbed NYAF. And at the rate this con is growing I can easily see it rivaling Otakon as the biggest East Coast con within the next 5 years or so.

Ao Haru Ride was a pretty good romance anime. Gedo Senki is a beautiful Studio Ghibli film that has a fair amount of action but is also very romantic and touching. Kuragehime and Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun are also excellent romantic comedies.

Of my own cosplays, my favourite is Doll from Black Butler. My favourite that I've seen someone else pull off was at a con three weeks ago; this beautiful gay couple couple cosplayed as Sasaki and Tsukiyama from Tokyo Ghoul :re, my favourite manga. Those characters, at that stage, are manga-only so far, so seeing people cosplay characters I love and do it so well was wonderful.

^^ Actually it is :P It was launched in 2009 with the intention of being a dating site for anime fans. but since then people don't use the dating side to find possible dates, they use the forums to talk and get to know each other as friends or even more.