Hmm, maybe. I’ve seen Vinesauce Vinny’s rimworld LPs at they’re kinda fun, but I think playing it yourself’s a lot less frustrating.

The original NieR is best watched as an LP. I liked the old SBFP LP.

You and me both, buddy…

Does this mean Divinity Dragon Commander 2 confirmed instead 😳

PF2e? Heighten it to Level 2 and cast Illusory Wall of Fire. It generates heat, sound, and light just like a real wall of fire! It just deals 0 damage. Your allies can move through it without giving up the game if their acting is good, and if you give a path through (no matter how lousy,) enemies are more inclined to go where you want them instead disbelieving by risking a pass through. Illusory Aqueous Orb is pretty for more localized area denial.

At lvl 1, Illusory wall of stone is a little less impressive but can be funny if you time it right. Delay until just before an archer or wizard’s turn and box them off to force them to spend actions either moving or disbelieving.

Other fake persistent spells can potentially work out, though i think the real tech starts once you’re lv 3 and get access to heightened illusory object & Illusory creature.

edit: Since the Remaster, Figment (ghost sound) gained the Subtle trait, meaning you can actually use it to lure things into ambushes without giving away that some gnome is shouting MINIMOSI TRAVISI and glowing around the corner. You can also use it to send coded messages to your entire party; Rats squeaking means danger, bats flapping wings means its clear to move up, etc.

Yes… ha ha ha… YES!

(i dont even use bazzite but love that for them)

Only in the games where “victory” isn’t really the point, eg. Rimworld. I’m gonna turn a little bit of river into buildable land if it’d mean I have a better looking base.

Well, yeah. That’s their name. I mean, it can be funny to name them fuckface or whatever, but his name is Chrono.

I cannot believe i’ve never encountered the term “necroprinting” in a scifi/scifantasy setting before

Silly Mode, ofc

I was surprised how super in on hoyo stuff I was until I started doing the dailies and the checklists on the regular. I kinda ruined my approach into Honkai because by the time I got into it, I learned from genshin I needed to do those dailies to get a decent shot at getting characters I actually cared about. And then I didn’t make any progress, and didn’t get in like I did for genshin

Skyrim. I mostly just like to install a fuckzillion mods and not play it, though…

Nice, time to turn off all of my lights and be eaten by a grue

Void Stranger. The most powerful progression unlocking item is knowledge. The second most powerful is the

90% of the reason I’ve ended up with Manjaro

Heartbreaking that they decided static item attack rolls and DCs was a good idea. It’s my biggest gripe with the system. Some items, like the Holy Avenger, subvert this and are pretty good, but most items suuuuuck the instant you outlevel them. Like, Sparkblade is cool, who doesn’t like chain swordbeams? Anyone over level 4, aparrently, because every creature you come across has learned to dodge lightning from that sword in particular

I’ve always understood liminality as the intermediate between two states :shrug:

Nothing bad can happen in the shower. It is the safest liminal space imaginable, and its pleasant to just be there. Im gonna linger for as long as i can

You know i always keep that thang (a ventoy thumb drive with Manjaro w/ Xfce, KDE plasma, and Gnome) on me. I find that DE is what matters most to new linux convertees, since its so visible. I also like the add/remove software with gui; command line stuff is eventually gonna come up, but letting them have something to look at is critical to start.

Elden Ring is right on the threshold of too big.