Replica gives it entirely too much credit. It was probably made in China last year out of stainless steel.
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The two brothers lived with their mother, Elinor Markgraf, a former humor columnist for The Oregonian. She declined to comment.
That they even asked for a comment is fuckin awful, imo.
Two major kinds of DnD puzzles:
The sort of thing in the image. Dummy simple, party still somehow gets it entirely wrong because the DM offhandedly mentioned a goose 30 minutes ago which was definitely a hint.
An insanely complex puzzle that the players are realistically not going to be able to solve, so the DM is just going to let them try shit for a half hour until he finally says, "yeah that works."
And then there's a mythical third kind where it's actually a good puzzle. idk I don't think they're real.
Brighter Shores is interesting, but I think it was too early to really grab me. I think it just needs more time to cook.
Parry and riposte mechanics make me happy. Idk why exactly, but something about timing a parry and making the enemy entirely helpless for the followup is just great.
Yeah sounds about right.
Some of the idle clicker games are fun as a little timewaster I spend two minutes a day on, but they're exclusively mobile games for me. I have a billion better options if I'm actually at my computer.
Old School Runescape players: "How much does that cost again?"
Meh, I could see it if Microsoft is willing to basically just give Obsidian the IP for a game. Bethesda realistically wouldn't really have a say in that I don't think.
This is the first I've heard of this- did Veilguard do badly? I thought it was reasonably popular.
... fuck that's actually convincing.
This man is crowdsourcing a psy op.