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I mean, this but unironically? No one should be seeing homeless people because they shouldn’t be homeless.
Well they had better take the time to do some unnecessary karaoke scenes. Live action “24-hour Cinderella” or I’m out.
Neither of them compare to The Neptunes. They had a fucking shark on the drums.
I remember a lot more of those stick-on glow in the dark plastic stars, if nothing else.
This is utter hogshit, but also seems relatively easy to work around. “I am legally forbidden from sharing my opinions on the quality of Marvel Rivals.” is a pretty clear and succinct review that technically flies under their legal fuckery.
You want beans? I’ll give you all the beans you can handle…
Organic guns, you say?
Marv, pull up SCP-2669 please.
Jim Butcher. He sits firmly and unapologetically in his fantasy niche, so if that’s not your thing you may be disappointed, but the man writes good dialogue and he can turn a phrase.
So I found out after I posted this that there’s a demo, and 40 minutes in I already like Valvotorez more than Laharl, and at least on par with Adell. Seems like I’ll finish the demo to eb sure, and probably pick it up.
It wasn’t necessarily a badly-designed feature, I’m just bitter because I sucked.
Kind of reminds me of this Red Dwarf scene, one of the better parts of Back to Earth.
I might actually use this as my portrait next time I play Pathfinder WotR.
Would you ask the wind not to blow?
Would you demand the sun to stand still in the skies?
Would you shackle a god?
“We have Vigo the Carpathian at home.”
Shit, Dead Island 2 has a Disney World DLC?
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Breath of Fire was a great turn-based RPG series that I don’t think ever got enough recognition. 1-4 are all fairly solid (we don’t talk about Dragon Quarter), but 2 and especially 3 are my favorites.
“I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass…”
I name him Panini.