Fate/stay night: UNLIMITED BLADE WORKS question

It's a movie based on the second route of the F/SN visual novel (which is called Unlimited Blade Works), which focuses mainly on Tohsaka Rin and Archer. I've watched it fansubbed, and, in my opinion, it's bloody marvellous.

Didn't even realise it had been licensed, but I'll definitely be importing it at some point.
 
This is a job I need to sort out myself. It's great to see the events in the V.N. Would like to see it animated in motion.
 
Oi oi, watch the legit streams for the next part of Fate/Zero! There are two for the UK so there's no excuse for fan subs ;_;

R
 
Rui said:
Oi oi, watch the legit streams for the next part of Fate/Zero! There are two for the UK so there's no excuse for fan subs ;_;

R
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Yo-yo-yo ;_;
I do watch them, thank you very much! Crunchy Roll's been the most common thig for me to get my anime, especially Fate/Zero!

So, in the words of Gilgamesh - "Bow to me, insolent cur!" :p
 
Chaz said:
Yo-yo-yo ;_;
I do watch them, thank you very much! Crunchy Roll's been the most common thig for me to get my anime, especially Fate/Zero!

So, in the words of Gilgamesh - "Bow to me, insolent cur!" :p
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I was referring to the OP who felt the need to talk about the unnecessary piracy for all to see.

But if you're going to play Gilgamesh, I'll gladly bow to you~ ♡

R
 
When the streaming sites sort out their lag is when i pay for my anime online. Until them i will fund them all by buying all the dvds and blu rays i can. :D
 
There is no problem with lag on those sites. I can watch the '1080p' streams on Crunchyroll even on my terrible home connection :s

If you have significant lag, it's quite possibly something wrong with your connection or computer.

R

OP = original poster i.e. you ;)
 
If your connection speed is below the video rate you have problems. If it is just about enough then leaving it to buffer for a minute should suffice.
If you are on ADSL and are having speed issues then changing ISP won't necessarily make much of a difference since you're still using the same phone line. First thing to do is to find out what speed you are actually getting - go to http://www.speedtest.net/
 
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