I mean, you’re not wrong, it’s just you probably got banned for spam.

I don’t think the USA can handle the amount of aura farming that Mamdani has been doing recently.

Meanwhile EU5 released with incredible QA for the starting centuries, with dwindling testing done for the later ones. And I can’t even blame them, knowing how much slower the game generally is.

Kind of the point, since the Snyder films were trying to portray a “realistic” Superman (whatever that means), which gave him a sort of cognitive dissonance in how little he cared about actually saving human lives, despite saying otherwise.

From what I could tell, the Bluesky OP had a private conversation with the younger fellow who simply just wanted to find out something from someone they might personally know.

It isn’t wrong to ask someone a question which could be easily googleable since the question is simply a way to converse and find out more about the person you’re questioning.

If they really are someone who just seeks attention, they’d just make ragebait about this topic publicly.

I’m sure they’ll continue development, considering that they are planning to use any improvements to existing systems that the Fantasy Mode devs will make.

Most people hope that the combat system will improve, but time will tell.

That was during the dream sequence at the end, no? You can even correct the character saying that they’re not lists, but trees or something like that.

That coconut is clearly not on a palm tree, mate. /s

So it averages out to being about average in difficulty then.

I mean, that’s why in any such contested roll between PCs you should have both parties agree to the roll and just see how the dice land? And if they don’t agree to it, they’re free to roleplay it how they wish to. That’s how we do it at least.

I don’t see why you have to call someone’s preference on how to play a “skill issue” though.

This depends on the table and their own rules honestly. In my DM’s table we go for a contested roll of deception/insight between our players or between NPCs. Now this might not be RAW, but we do it that way and we like it since it creates funny and interesting scenarios.

And for the RPG horror stories bit, I don’t think that if the DM is trying to force something that they’ll just obey the dice blindly if they aren’t in their favour. They’re just gonna turn around and say “oh no, you didn’t pass the DC / my NPC also has +30 to his persuasion, you lose.”

Just don’t mix up Outer Worlds with Outer Wilds lol.

Or maybe do, since they’re both good games.

Stressing each word gives a different meaning to the sentence and considering that there are 7 words, it means there are possible 7 meanings if you stress one word.

Reminds me of Hakita saying that Ultrakill would be garbage if the players were designing the game instead.

I sure wouldn’t say no if they got rid of Stephen Crowder, since he’s the one in this meme.

The Beastfly in the Chapel isn’t too bad, since you can leverage its slam to take out any ads, however there is another arena where you fight it again and it spawns flying ads who shoot projectiles which deal double damage AND the boss breaks the platforms you’re standing on.

Feels like bullshit fighting against it.

More like the Dark Souls formula of having to trek through heaps of enemies and traps to get back to the boss. Including the whole “lose all of your money on death” thing.

The thing with Silksong is that it is, in average, harder than its predecessor. The game is centered mostly around exploration, platforming and combat and bosses are a regular occurance.

I’d recommend trying out the original Hollow Knight and seeing whether you like the gameplay there or not, since it’s a bit more forgiving.

It’s not a survival game unless you get mauled by wolves in the first 10 minutes.

VS players represent.

No worries, I enjoy actually understanding what someone wrote down instead of imagining what I want to be written down lmfao.