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Even Amy and Kaito will be getting them though. Eventually. He said so.

He Who Fights with Monsters is really fucking up the family reunion. One it's taking too long. Two he's condensing completely unforgivable family actions too quickly. The last chapter on RR just had him talk to his Mom. Who more or less intentionally orchestrated the older brother and his...

Logical conclusion is that the dude gets results so they ignore how much of an annoying person he is.

Okay so I am done with my round of, "practice" interviews before I do real job hunting. Had two successes in my casual perusal. Healthcare job as a data engineer (they call it BigData API Consultant but whatever) -> $150k contract 18 months. Data Engineer for Masonite -> 90 days contract to...

Cool idea. I'll casually observe it's progress. And on that note I agree. Keeping the lore intentionally vague but recognizable (high fantasy) is ideal for immersion and character establishment. This is why DND has done it forever.

Real men eyeball it.

I really hope they have a full campaign editor too. Think of the modules! The other newer CRPGs have them so I certainly hope so. Kingmaker is supposed to have one coming or something?

Combat is fun and all and but the glory of tabletop is that you can have absurd fun and tons of dice rolling without swinging some swords around. That kind of guy at the table is just going to be a murderhobo which is the bane of many campaigns.

Don't want to be too much of a dick here but friends who are totally dependent on you financially are barely your friends. I wouldn't even let family do that to me and I do give my family a lot. Especially my youngest sister and her kids.

That's insane. Even in rapidly growing Austin, you can get a nice double wide like that one for $90k.

I enjoy character roleplaying the most when playing and not DMing. Because of that, I end up playing Bard, Wild Magic Sorcerer (my favorite), or Paladin often. Just because I enjoy them the most. For my super silly beer and DND group I was a bard who inherited his fathers magical cowbell...

Deathworlders extended series is pretty good. But this author strikes me as annoyingly Woke.

I do fully agree with you that min-max power builds and that kind of faggotry almost instantly ruins tabletop games. I won't allow it either. Multi/Dual class is generally okay but at the same token, the only people who would usually do it are the same min-maxing power build fags. The average...

That happens all the time though. Game of Thrones at the height of its popularity.... budget slashed. I won't pretend to understand the business decisions of Hollywood. Rational business actors would seize that to increase the budget and gain even more of the market due to their popularity. But...

That guy is really cool. You couldn't imagine a more quintessential British Professor. lol.

That is a pretty minor gripe. Stan pretty much hates all of the Seven and thinks they're annoying children he has to deal with in the name of profits. Stormfront played her part on the Seven well and if they made money I don't think he would have given a shit. Despite being a world of...

Yeah I think he'll need to expand on it in the next book. One thing I did really like is that he expanded on the Dreadgod Cults. They actually have a very practical reason for doing what they're doing and are not just nutjobs. But Red Faith is certainly a total fucking nutjob.

How will Lindon safely fuck Yerin, considering her Goldsign is a bunch of prehensile swords sticking out of her back? Lindon's Goldsign is so minor that... I forget what it is. Northstrider and Fury are the coolest of the higher powers.

This is one of those games that you wait for it to complete and savor it. Just like I'm going to do with Cyberpunk in a month.

So one thing I think I missed. Who did Homelander kill at the speaker pile? Why was he all covered in blood? I may not have been paying attention.