Can't speak for the poster above, but my pancreas decided a couple decades ago to stop producing insulin. So, the "devil I know" will turn my blood into pancake syrup in short order if I'm not careful.
Appears to be a formatting thing. The comic itself has the appropriate format of /Dave/tim-actually-said-this, properly denoting that they are two different people
Dave (McElfatrick) is one of the creators of C&H, and Tim (Buckley) is the "creator" of loss (and CAD)
Are you perhaps referring to the old classic, A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope? Found reposted on Livejournal of all places, but apparently the original has fallen off the internet.
Somehow, amazingly, I feel like this needs to be clarified. The creator decided to put in a secret ending to his previous series where the protagonist, who rides a dragon, somehow slips into an alternate reality where you inexplicably suddenly play a rhythm game against an eldritch monstrosity and then get shot out of the sky by a literal fighter jet. And that universe is where Nier takes place.
Yoko Taro is an insane man and I love it. I still won't play Drakengard, but that's just because it's not a great game.
You all sound like chapters from a self-help book!
thank mr skeltal
Can't speak for the poster above, but my pancreas decided a couple decades ago to stop producing insulin. So, the "devil I know" will turn my blood into pancake syrup in short order if I'm not careful.
Beautiful. ROYGBIV is still one of my favorite songs. I should listen to more BoC.
That ain't Falco!
Appears to be a formatting thing. The comic itself has the appropriate format of /Dave/tim-actually-said-this, properly denoting that they are two different people
Dave (McElfatrick) is one of the creators of C&H, and Tim (Buckley) is the "creator" of loss (and CAD)
I think you'll find that the universe pretty much covers everything
Hey man, nice shot.
Are you perhaps referring to the old classic, A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope? Found reposted on Livejournal of all places, but apparently the original has fallen off the internet.
I salute you, brave gamer.
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Somehow, amazingly, I feel like this needs to be clarified. The creator decided to put in a secret ending to his previous series where the protagonist, who rides a dragon, somehow slips into an alternate reality where you inexplicably suddenly play a rhythm game against an eldritch monstrosity and then get shot out of the sky by a literal fighter jet. And that universe is where Nier takes place.
Yoko Taro is an insane man and I love it. I still won't play Drakengard, but that's just because it's not a great game.
I would like to submit, as a counterpoint, the Ring of X-Ray Vision from the 2014 5e basic ruleset.
Soooo... Destroy Water, please, Mr. DM.
:::spoiler spoiler
The "forbidden black magic" part.:::
It ends up being kind of integral to the plot.
I've been told I give good hugs. If I ever see you offline, I've got one for you. (Admittedly unlikely - I rarely leave the house except to work)
In the meantime, internet hugs. I hope you get a real one soon.
I was a Siren main in Borderlands.
Every new game in the franchise made me hate Lilith more. I think I may have cheered at the end of BL3.
Honestly, some days I'm okay with just being able to keep standing on the hill.
...Most days.
I'm tired, boss.
"You overestimate my power!"
What a fascinating concept. I feel like I could use one of these "reality suits".