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Nothing new but it was entertaining anyway.

Did you watch it? How much does it align with the synopsis: "17-year-old Zoe Hull uses her wits, survival skills, and compassion to fight for her life, and those of her fellow classmates, against a group of live-streaming school shooters." I'm genuinely curious.

Strong empowered woman fights evil white males (insert political issue).

But do you care?

Happy 2020 everyone. :honkler:

The update is looking good but I've got to ask, why cut off the hammer and his shoulder? It looks like a thumbnail crop brought to life.

Four gunmen ambush a police car at a stoplight in Mexico. Luckily for the police their would be assassins were terrible shots.

Ah, by critical I meant negative reviews. I just don't like the main character and how everything and everyone is bent to facilitate what he does. The magic system and the beginning of the story were pretty good though.

It would've been a better watch if Joe wasn't so hyper focused on playing Alex's fact checker for the first half.

How far into it are you? The critical reviews it's received tell the truth.

I've always wanted a game where player actions shaped the world in a variety of ways and if you were late to the party then so be it. Something like the players not being the center of the universe and instead the NPC factions are the movers and shakers as they manage their lands and battle one...

I've read many stories on Royal Road and 98% of them are garbage or turn into in as time goes on. Most are just lazy copies of other web fictions and those that aren't tend to prove too difficult for the author to continue without abandoning the effort. The most successful and longest running...

I watched one and it delivered some chuckles but I felt no desire to watch more of it. But as far as Archer seasons go, compared to the last several seasons it might be an improvement.

But the cord... it would not reach...

Keep your eyes open for 15 seconds if you've been taken prisoner and need rescue.

"Can I poop in your car man?"

Bargain shopping during coronavirus.

Train meets bridge, slowly.

For anyone who's playing this who enjoys it but feels frustrated I recommend acquiring ck2 instead. It's basically the same game but it's put together in a way that makes more sense; has more depth and gives the player more agency. After playing a few hours of this I can't recommend it over the...

A sheriff's deputy encounters an unexpected, belligerent passenger in her squad car.

Assuming that this carries over from ck2, there are ways to get around realm shattering succession laws besides changing them. One way is to marry a woman near or in her early 30's to reduce the amount of heirs that you'll have. Another way is to marry an old woman, go on seduction focus and...

You need to examine the succession laws of your title, there are a variety of differences. For example: Tanistry is a rare succession method available only to non-Muslim characters who are also either Celtic-cultured or have either the Blood of Brian or Blood of Niall 'of the Nine Hostages'...

So gameplay wise is there any reason to play this over CK2 at the moment? All that I've see so far that stands out is a skill tree, an ugly looking map and animated avatars.

The slow boil.

At least they have good internet.

A woman wanted to say hello to Yellowstone's bison population. "And... she doesn't have any pants, not anymore."