Leaves from the Vine is the most “try not to cry, cry a lot” moment in any show for me.
Leaves from the Vine is the most “try not to cry, cry a lot” moment in any show for me.
After 100%ing the game, seeing some of y’all complaining is something else. Reeks of not even trying to learn.
So I typed out a long reply with helpful tips and everything but Lemmy broke and I couldn’t send that, and I really can’t be arsed again, this is already too much effort.
Massage/Wellness: your posture sucks and your back hurts all the time because you have a flabby gut and no ass. Get to exercising.
Nah just some guy’s trunk in Juárez
Where was anyone other than Trump paying anyone hundreds of thousands? Can you provide a source on that one because I’ve heard that nowhere about the Wade/Willis thing.
Favorite use? Either Gortash or “giving it back” to the Zhent in Act 1 by pushing whats-her-name into the pit, followed by the flask and a torch.
A-Train seems to be doing fine! By some definitions…
Not to comment one way or the other, but when I first saw this hypothesis, I thought the people rejecting it off “it would make life too hard” might’ve actually been stupid. As if human history isn’t fucking STUFFED with people doing much worse to themselves for much less?
I’ve always thought of myself as a gym leader. I’ve been doing martial arts since I was 10, I love Fighting types and Blaziken has been my absolute favorite Starter since forever.
I also really like the idea that gym leaders have a bunch of Pokemon ready to take challengers and different levels. Taking on some kid just starting out with Riolu while my Machamp and Bewear wrestle in the background sounds awesome.
Divinity OS2 to get the funding they needed to become fully realized
Divinity
Get the funding they needed
Lol don’t talk out your ass just cuz your point is running out of steam. I don’t wholly disagree that Skyrim wasn’t a massive impact in gaming, but it wasn’t this massive turning point for RPGs to suddenly become popular.
Skyrim was an ambitious project that somehow didn’t bite Bethesda in the ass. It taught tons of valuable lessons including laying the grounds for the great open worlds we have now. Nobody in 2011 was imagining games having the scale of open world we see in shit like Elden Ring, but Skyrim showed a glimpse to the future.
The flip of that being that Skyrim didn’t save RPGs from disappearing and they were already a massively popular genre and to say that future RPGs relied on its success, especially 12 years down the road, is a huge overstatement that reeks of fanboyism.
Yea this seems like a complaint that the Dark Urge is an actually sometimes-difficult mechanic and not just some edgelord roleplay.
It’s her epilogue and not and ending tho. It’s the ending of the relationship questline/development.
Every single companion is going to be involved in the endings because they’re part of your party. Not all of them will be there, but they all are involved by just being at your camp.
Spoiler tag ain’t workin
I’m able to get a sneak attack almost every round what? Do you just never get advantage?
You can reroll companions. Shadowheart has been Life since like lvl 6 for me. The change, if you do it later in ger story, also makes sense for her.
It is amazing how they are always the badass and victim in their own story.
This is fascism. Just pointing it out for everyone scrolling by. Not “everyone I hate is a Nazi”. No, that contradiction is a key part of fascism. We cannot play nicely with those who aren’t intent on even playing the same game.
Pan’s Lanyrinth. The Pale Man haunted 12yo -me’s nightmares for a long time.
Yea, leaving reddit only to immediately be bombarded with posts about other social media is kinda lame. Can’t wait for the focuses to shift.
I could actually see this being a cantrip for a bard or arcane trickster. It’s almost innocent in its mischief but would be a worthwhile hindrance on the battlefield.
For shoes without laces and creatures without shoes it could simply loop magical string around them.
Prob just a cut to movement with a dex save at the start of every move (like once per turn but they can avoid it by choosing not to move). Doesn’t need to be a high save, but if they fail, they trip.
Since it’s a cantrip they can remove the string with an action, and they last a number of turns equal to caster level.
I’d also love to see a DM be creative with how much it effects certain creatures. Centipede? Probably a little pissed but not too hindered by stumbling on one pair of legs. 1 legged Pete? Completely unaffected as he jumps at you with his 1 leg.