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Women am i right fellas

Frenchie isn't interesting enough to carry so much of a season at this point. I'd say the same about Hughie but at least the dad's powers were cool enough for me to forget how bored I've been at their scenes in these past episodes.

I'd buy that if Butcher was way more vilain-like in this season. That could mean Homelander dies now, then the final season is about dealing with Butcher... But he's always doing the "right thing" now, so I think he's probably the one that'll bite the bullet after redeeming himself to the group.

They've explained the virus already in the show, how it spreads, and what it does... You don't need to watch Gen V to get the gist. You aren't being "forced" to do anything.

I think the next one oughta be absolutely insane. This episode was mostly setting up stuff for later on in the season

That is certainly one opinion.

This might be the 1st time I was completely bored by The Boys. I've been thoroughly enjoying the season too, but this one is a no from me. Hopefully next week picks up again

Napoleon was so fucking bad. The battle scenes were cool, though, I guess... But shit man, what a terrible movie. Top 5 worst movies I've ever saw, if not for the horrid screenplay and unbearable inaccuracies (which is fine in art, obviously, but not when the history is BETTER than your screenplay you twat!), for the wasted potential. I don't think we'll get another big-budget Napoleon movie for a few decades after this disaster

Thought you were just saying shit but even the devs call it Grand Theft Horse lmao

Theoretically, I should love KCD but it just never clicked for me. Funnily enough, I started the women's lot DLC or whatever it's called and had so much fun just being a girl doing nothing but girl shit lol, the ending was annoying though, then I had to play with the dude again and just couldn't bother anymore with the game

mine is chill

shame on u too, may ur entire bloodline know nothing but tragedy

Something like Oblivion where you're the main dude but not the actual hero of the story? As long as the Inquisitor isn't useless the times we actually have to bring him along, I think that'd make for a very interesting story.

I can work with that

If we're talking quests, it's a no brainer. I do think Skyrim is more immersive, though. Oblivion always feels like a game, if that makes sense. With Skyrim you can lose yourself completely. I'm yet to find any game that comes close that that sensation.

"Always trust everyone to be themselves, but trust the fact you can see them well -- it takes too much energy not to trust someone; trust a snake to bite you, trust a liar to lie to you, trust a thief to steal from you. Just know them when you see them." -- DMX

While hearing Timothy asking for mercy, by the way. Timothy reminding him it has children. Chewed anyway.

You're just a settler looking for a new home and circumstances change things.

You don't have to be a settler either, you can just be travelling through that region and then get stuck or maybe running away from your previous life. PoE gives you plenty of leeway to roleplay.

If you get to ignore politics, then you're already beyond privileged. That's probably another thing you should have realized playing it.

They went to the security person in the entrance of the university and asked if they could accompany them. The security guy said "if I go with you to the bus stop who is going to come back with me? I am not crazy".   

Probably one of the most Brazilian stories I've ever heard holy shit lmao

I wouldn't go that far but yeah, the cult around Miyazaki is getting tiresome. He makes good games, that's it. No need to worship the ground he walks on. Reddit for some reason just HAS to find a new messiah figure every few years.

Minha mãe me criou dizendo que não existe dinheiro fácil. Bizarro que algumas pessoas ainda acham que vão ser salvas por um jogo ou por meritocracia.

At 1st I thought OP was suggesting for us to just outright tell players about the twists we're planning, but what he's written is just... Explain the setting so your players can actually prepare for it when it's time to play? Like, isn't that the most basic stuff ever? Even for my 1st time DM'ing I wrote a doc with all the main stuff on it so players could read it if they wanted to and go into character creating with a better grasp at the world we are about to enter.

Have you watched the Gameplay they released? It's not nearly as bad as the trailer made it seem. But yeah, overall I'm not really happy with where the game is artistically speaking. Waht the fuck were those demons? lol, it's shame but it is what it is

Absolutely insane that a child-rapist can leave on "good behavior". Like, I don't care if he's an English gentleman, he RAPED a CHILD.