The Everyman. I don’t exist I’m just a front for another Rick Smitherman. This loop continues. he/him
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Everyone posting their multi book spread for weekend reading and I’m a #fatchud reading Conan. #bookmogged #illiterate
I remember that for my first like major project I ended up taking more than my dosage and drinking so much coffee during an all-nighter that I felt my heart beating like I was at full sprint just sitting at my desk.
I understand the desire to wipe halo cannon clean, unfortunately I’m the Forerunner trilogy’s top guy so it’s in for a penny in for a pound.
One of the more specific annoying things about Twitter is you really start to notice the minor hypocrisies everyone does that would be way more understandable and contextualized in normal conversation.
I could accept this argument gracefully if the shulk sneak wasn’t so egregious. Like I’m sorry if we are including smashbros fodder now might as well boost Ike. At least his sword looks cool.
The real question is does the power ring count as capital in and of itself. Like he can litterly just produce whatever the hell he wants with a thought.
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After the End players and Old World Blues players holding a referendum trying to figure whos mod was ripped off
I refuse to believe this is 3 years old I feel like I’ve seen this video recommended for like the last decade.
To no one’s enjoyment I would like to report I finally finished Traum and thus am on to Lostbelt 7.
Overall I enjoyed the story if not super gripping, found the gameplay to be relatively painless but felt some of the gimmicks to be underdeveloped. Solid 7.5/10
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Pictured: The Ancient Traveler's Skull. Notably, unlike the average skull you may encounter, it has several unique properties. Besides its unique name, it is also more than twice as heavy as the average skull, and also completely worthless (unlike the five gold the average skull fetches).
Positing The Odyssey (2026) as a quasi sequel to Troy (2004) is such a lion statement.
I strongly, strongly recommend giving Troy (🌟🌟🌟🌟) a rewatch before going into The Odyssey. Revisiting Troy last weekend was just one of the best decisions I’ve made in a long time. Nolan quite literally picks off right where Troy ends, so if your memory on The Odyssey is a bit hazy, I strongly recommend revisiting Troy.