Oh, this is handy, I specifically avoid these guys.
Not for ethical reasons or anything, just I had these weird frozen meatballs from them when I was like 7 and nearly vomited myself to death in a holiday caravan’s bedroom before collapsing unable to move for an hour, conscious the entire time and simply unable to make my body respond. 1/10, not reccommended.
They do have their place- just that place isn’t “something you can just drink every day without thinking about”
Fallout 76.
Adblock is a godsend.
Although I actually use Invidious for most videos these days. The only things Youtube has going for it are a decent autoplay function and a professional maintenance team. Invidious has things like ‘not aggressively selling my preferences to every algorithm under the fucking sun’ and ‘a functioning search bar’ and ‘not actively fighting against adblockers’
Just on a general level? Dragons from any media that makes them intelligent.
I really do relate to not particularly enjoying the company of most others, having a collection of things I consider to be very precious, and enjoying spending large amounts of time doing nothing.
Which is why I keep rejecting so much media that does have dragons because they keep either getting killed off brutally or treated as unfeeling monsters
MASSIVE Dwarven energy. This image is the closest you’re going to get to seeing a bunch of children of the mountain sitting in their tavern, discussing their metalworking (hobby cars and bikes) and drinking brews that could atomize a human liver with a single sip.
Anyways I think these guys are cool
Yeah. I’ll take minor hypocrisy any day of the week when the alternative is behaving like the russians do in Ukraine.
It takes luck to get an opportunity.
It takes skill to capitalize on that opportunity.
Of all extremely important life lessons to have had firmly pointed out to me, I would never have expected something this grounded and helpful to have come from a minecraft youtuber, but such is life. (Technoblade’s three videos on the Potato War)
I want to lie, shipwrecked and comatose, drinking fresh mango juice~
Oh, a fellow DnD guy, can I interest you in some homebrew?
It’s got to be DnD- I don’t just play it, I don’t just DM it, I’ve actively studied how it’s designed and balanced in order to make content that is better than the official stuff. I’ve found and ironed out critical flaws in how the game is set up and I’ve made pieces of homebrew content that are larger than entire books.
This is a hell of a bold claim to make, but I believe that I have come to understand the game better than its own Dev Team.