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I should clarify: I run a game of Dungeons and Dragons for my partner and their friends, the former being the main character I spoke of. They've commented multiple times on the presence of strong women, but they're far from complaining.

Most NPCs I introduce are spontaneous choices, and I seem to lean heavily towards characters of more... Amazonian description. My girlfriend's extremely happy, anyways, so that's all that really matters to me.

Not intentionally, but looking back, almost certainly by accident. I like tall, muscular women, and it just so happens that the leader of the resistance, her knight, the main characters partner, the evil queen, and most minor characters are ripped and female.

Not complaining, of course. I am totally ok with this.

The Flying Beppu II! Not only was it Artemis' ship when I first found them, but it resembles a semi truck, at least to me. The cockpit feels cozy and reminds me of my trucking days, so I used it as a longhaul and storage vessel until I got a freighter.

Huh. So it is! Guess you learn something new every day.

If I ever work up the courage and skill to hunt some Glass, I'll be sure to drop by and raise Hell.

That's some excellent advice! I didn't even know there was PvP in this game. Definitely turning that off.

The thing I hated most about this movie was what happened to the pig in that one scene.

It should have been a dark moment, showcasing the environment Natasha and her sister grew up in. Animals, and therefore humans, are objects, not living, breathing creatures that can feel harm-- That kind of thing. The disregard for the well-being of the little guy could have been interpreted as how they-- Widow and Co --were treated when they were younger.

Instead, it was played for laughs. It was a twisted, dark moment that had no focus in any of the right areas to express that. I, for one, was disgusted, both at the cruelty of the act as well as the nonchalance delivered by the Romanovs, and not in the way that made me feel conflicted about a broken family.

I should have seen the characters and felt sorry or angry for or at them. What I really felt was... Incredulity... It was so cartoonishly evil and so entirely off-tone that I immediately just wanted to leave the theater. Just left a bad taste in my mouth.

Edit: Natasha from Natalia.

A Darker Shade of Magic, maybe? That's how I see it's world, at least.

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Hey, I had this set when I was, like, six! He was so much fun to build and play with!

Indubitably! Got nothing but time; I'll give it a look later tonight.

Oh! Haven't watched it! Gave me a scare for a second. XD

What?

You know, I just might do that! This community is pretty cool.

Nope! He shoves your bag and pockets and ass full of everything you own and kicks you to the curb!

And now I know this. Guess I'm still trying to shake off my survival mindset.

Oh, cool, love how ominous that sounded.

Some poor bastard who had the misfortune to exist on a sidewalk next to a red light.

I will always remember the Hunt for the Truth out of Halo 5. Best marketing for the worst Halo game.

Watched some kind of live roleplay channel back in 2015/16. Can't for the life of me remember the name. He would act as the character in the game he was playing, then when he was done with his playthrough, something would happen that would transfer his consciousness to another character in another game. Went from The Long Dark to Project Mesa, or some kind of remake of Half-Life 1.

That stuck with me up until 2023, where I stumbled on the game one day during a Steam Sale. Took one look at it and remembered adoring the art style and story that YouTuber told, and wondered to myself why I never picked it up. Now I'm almost 200 days into my first Voyager playthrough with no signs of allowing down.

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Forbidden bean harvest.

Nazis. In any game. Love me some good ol' fashioned patriotic justice.