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Touche.... Was she really that bad in the kitchen? Did you marry her for nice childbearing hips and big tits? Curious minds want to know.

Teach your wife to cook. It should be part of her job. You can always cook together, but you won't have to do the mundane aspects of the meal. After all you probably went out and bought it put it in your kitchen, and decided what meal to make out of it. Use that power, don't rely upon gadgets.

So this seem to be kind of helpful considering I haven't seen a lot of information covering it by the land discussion about those different deals within the thread itself

Did you honestly think that was going to work for making risotto? Serious question. At the back of my mind I was hoping it might be some sort of foolproof method, but that's not risotto. You have to sit monitor, add more liquid, that's why it's risotto. It's a rice dish but it is Way beyond...

Don't think it's spoilers laden.

Man, the game still has some of the greatest music. Can't wait to fire up a fresh character again.

What you looking for? I literally just made a quick man's red beans and rice the other night to go with a fried chicken experiment. They're both easy though just depends on how much time you want to spend. Here's a couple. Don't know where my one book is, wife rearranged shit recently...

What the fuck is that retardedness supposed to be? Sorry, I just don't get some of the current Internet culture. Fucking weirdos.

Yeah, fuck playing a midget jogger, hehe. I just can't do it. I can definitely see why it would be beneficial though.

Think @TJT was doing the same thing if I'm not mistaken. Just seems logical from a role playing standpoint, andI I didn't have anybody specced paladin the first go. Laezel would probably make a decent paladin from her character standpoint though. Didn't even think about mods that maybe...

Yeah, I'm still finishing act 3 right now on my monk. Thought I'd wrap up this past weekend, but ended up fishing more despite the heat, grilling, and taking naps. My plan is to roll the same for dark urge, but may splash some warlock in there.

Something interesting about maybe a third of the way through the video, apparently there are derelict spaceships floating around in space that you can go and investigate. That's a pretty cool deal. Also just more general information about the game. I'm looking forward to it.

Nice little summation on the DLC by Mortym

Blade barrier seems really shitty. When I picked it up on Shadowheart, I was stoked. Cast it vs Raphael, and it didn't do a damn thing other than some initial damage, but it wasn't some massive barrier. Haven't screwed with it again, but something was wonky, and it's nothing like other games...

Probably, I think you could go slaughter everyone if you were so inclined. I'm sure some twitch dip shit has done it.

I think the older Neverwinter Nights games had a toolkit, and shipped with the ability to make your own adventures. Remember seeing a guide or something at Barnes & Noble that was massive with all the scripts or code necessary way back in the day. Don't think it ever took off though.

Yeah, I've just been walking around Baldur's Gate and talking to the random citizens with fucked up names, and and the little voice acted lines are pretty funny sometimes. It's a small thing, but then again, it really helps flesh out the world. Wonder how many total voice actors they had vs...

I know, it's pretty goofy. Really comes down to driving clicks on both ends, and not about the actual subject. Just found it funny that someone posted the article, and like clockwork, it's immediately covered by culture critics. Not that I don't agree with some of the shit that guy says, but...

No spoilers, just comparing the games and systems overall. Nothing really revelatory, just figured it was topical.

Mort on PFwotr vs BG3. Thought it was interesting because some of you guys were discussing this the other day, and the differences btw rulesets.

He did a curated collection of souls art from lots of folks. Kickstarter for it raised a shitton of money over the original goal.

Awesome. Trigger fish are tasty. Looks like you had a successful trip.

Man, I know the choices you make earlier have repurcussions further down the road, but I've spent a few hours in Act 3, and suddenly you get hit from all sides with big campaign altering decisions. Maybe they're not, but they seem pretty important with altering your overall trajectory...

So there's a female to male tranny dwarf at the newspaper place.

Yeah I got to get those. Gotta be the best item for the class.

It's probably less than an hour, just seems constant and time flows differently when the game sucks you in. What seems like 20 mins is suddenly 2 hrs. Could probably sit down and just count the number of times it takes zoning or reloading saves to figure out the threshold. Guess I could look...

Fucking autocorrect.

So was playing some yesterday in Rivington / Wyrms Crossing and the game runs fine, just had to tone down a few graphic settings, not a big deal. I found that if I fast travel a bit, hit camp, or reload a different save, and zoning between areas. After a bit the game just starts to chug along...

Yeah, that was the other game, not a dragonlance deal. Just couldn't remember. There was Ravenloft Stone Prophet and I think a Strahd game. Good ole Packard Bell Packmate did the job rocking the DX2 with 8mb ram, hehe.

I remember getting a multi pack of a lot of the old D&D SSI games from Sam's back in the 90s. Used to be a great place to pickup PC games on the cheap. Was literally 4-5 full box games shrink wrapped together for the price of one. Think I spent most of one summer playing both the Darksuns...

Couldn't find a thread, but I guess this was just announced this week. If there is one, please get rid of this

Found that last night, thought it was pretty cool.

Yeah, I realized it wasn't a bug, but I failed to read the quest log entry. Next go round I'll make certain to go rescue the guy.