I’m Sol.Orion on SJW, but I’ll likely not use that account anymore.
Rainbow Six Siege has had a pretty strong competitive scene for pretty much the entirety of it’s lifespan- it’s definitely fluctuated a bit in popularity, but the prize pools have always been reasonable numbers, and it’s always had decent viewership.
Yeah, my DM threw a young white(I think) dragon at us pretty early in the campaign. It wasn’t meant to be a fight we won, we were only meant to drive it off and possibly have a sidequest type thing to go loot it’s lair later.
It tried to fly away. We teleported into the air after it, and I clung to it’s back and kept dropping divine smites in it until it died. Was fantastic.
The holy trinity of PS2 platformers is, in my order of preference: Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, and Ratchet and Clank.
For Jak and Daxter and Sly Cooper in the first game in the series is pretty different from the rest so if you bounce consider giving the sequel a go.
I thought it was cringe af. Like a wild fanfic you’d find on a blog or forum. Yet I paid money for it in a book.
Tbf, Shadow Warrior in general has always struck me like that. Ridiculously over the top to the point of being cringe, but it’s so clearly intentional it circles back to being funny. To me at least.
I’m ngl I also been told that and believed it. I don’t really feel very gullible since I’ve never actually been stung by one? Even destroying their nests doesn’t seem to make them aggressive.
Not parody, but still amusing.
You’ve discovered ludonarrative dissonance!
I’ve always thought it was funny how fast she goes from crying over a deer she had to kill to remorseless murdering machine.
Using swarm rules from PF1E for bears is actually a nightmare scenario that I need to use someday. Beears?
Nobody would’ve heard paracetamol, but you’d probably get some hits with acetaminophen. Not a lot, to be clear, but some.
People always talking about how extremely hot metal looks tasty.
I’m an amateur blacksmith. Glowing metal looks like pain.