I used the LG V-series until they stopped making phones. They never dropped the headphone jack or micro sd slot. Great flagship phones, imo. Sad they gave up on the market.
For my latest phone I went with an Asus ROG phone for the headphone jack, extra USB port, and bigger battery. But Asus is exiting the phone market too.
I wouldn't place it strongly into the YA category, especially not in terms of themes. I think it's more that the writing is approachable and doesn't contain any overly adult themes.
A buddy of mine tried that after he bought his house. Long story short the ozone reacted with chemicals in the carpet and furniture and produced various toxic aldehydes. His (then) pregnant wife couldn't safely be in the house for like a week afterwards.
It is less of a litrpg and more of a Xianxia/Cultivation story. It still has some very strong systems and power progression, but it is just a part of existence and not a literal game system overlayed onto existence.
If you're looking for more progression fantasy I can strongly recommend it and the various series in the Arcane Ascension universe by Andrew Rowe. If you want more of a game system style adventure I enjoyed the Noobtown series, All The Skills, and the Divine Dungeon/The Completionist Chronicles.
My harpoon reload got borked. During the pirate attacks it was locked at 10 seconds despite the buffs, and now that it's gone my reload is at 20 seconds.
By the time it hits the beaches it is decomposing, and while it's in the sea it's a useful habitat for a lot of marine life.
I used the LG V-series until they stopped making phones. They never dropped the headphone jack or micro sd slot. Great flagship phones, imo. Sad they gave up on the market.
For my latest phone I went with an Asus ROG phone for the headphone jack, extra USB port, and bigger battery. But Asus is exiting the phone market too.
Which brand do you guys want me to kill next?
Yes, the series is complete now. Twelve main series books and one book that's more a collection of side stories/epilogues.
I would say that books 4 and 5 are where it picks up the pace in terms of story and scaling.
I wouldn't place it strongly into the YA category, especially not in terms of themes. I think it's more that the writing is approachable and doesn't contain any overly adult themes.
No, John. You are the demons
A buddy of mine tried that after he bought his house. Long story short the ozone reacted with chemicals in the carpet and furniture and produced various toxic aldehydes. His (then) pregnant wife couldn't safely be in the house for like a week afterwards.
It is less of a litrpg and more of a Xianxia/Cultivation story. It still has some very strong systems and power progression, but it is just a part of existence and not a literal game system overlayed onto existence.
If you're looking for more progression fantasy I can strongly recommend it and the various series in the Arcane Ascension universe by Andrew Rowe. If you want more of a game system style adventure I enjoyed the Noobtown series, All The Skills, and the Divine Dungeon/The Completionist Chronicles.
A few others not mentioned here:
Jackie Chan Adventures
Men in Black
Gravity Falls
Batman Beyond
Centaur World
Futurama
Roughnecks: the Starship Troopers Chronicles
Reboot
Over the Garden Wall
QI
Problem Sleuth was so good
And then you try to replay your entire train of thought from the last 5 minutes to try and get it back.
I've been re-listening to the Cradle series by Will Wight. It makes me wish the series had gotten even a tenth the attention DCC did.
Whoops! That was the duress password!
Thank you for putting this together, and for continuing to update it as we were playing. I had a blast.
Not yet, but I guess we should now!
What is your most recent note?
They said the rehab would contact me to arrange the release
Fixed, thank you
The turtle in question
My harpoon reload got borked. During the pirate attacks it was locked at 10 seconds despite the buffs, and now that it's gone my reload is at 20 seconds.
Just type /atlas listen in chat