You build state-sanctioned dueling arenas, complete with a whole system of paperwork proving consent.

Surprisingly those dual-ended USB-A + USB-C flash drives can be pretty decent, especially for stuff like this.

How does Blasphemous 2 compare to 1? I haven’t finished the first yet, but the platforming controls often put me off because they feel so rigid. Perhaps I’m just too used to 2D platformers having some movement leniency like coyote time.

I do really like the atmosphere and theme of the game, but boy is there a lot of platforming.

“Make no mistakes”

As if the LLM can truly understand what a mistake is…

“Nanomachines, son.”

I am but one person, but I’ve seen it firsthand. At a Walmart, no less.

So in conclusion, beak size >

(°)>

Wall market section was great, but WHY did they have to make the theme so offputting with the brass and bass sections playing in different keys? G major on top of a Bb-Eb bass line? Then a trumpet solo comes in for 10 seconds on E and sounds great on top of the bass line, aaaaand back to dissonant mismatching awfulness.

Maybe it was meant to make you feel like you were listening to music from two different, cramped venues… but the execution feels terrible. And then the slide whistle is a giant fuck you to the ears.

!won thgir gniod er’uoY

?tahy od reve I dluow yhw tuB

.sdrawkcab slenap eht daer uoy fi esnes sekam ylno emem siht ,eriS

I don’t get it?

My favorite thing about visiting my parents, outside of seeing my parents and their dogs, is that the neighborhood still has a good amount of trees and vegetation. Birds love it, and I love birds, so it works out.

But also they’re pesky and keep eating the unripe blueberries.

Bloodborne in 60fps via ShadPS4 is quite lovely. It’s even better when using Lossless Scaling to bring it up to pseudo-120fps.

Add an item that makes you invincible (sans knockback invuln) and incapable of dealing damage when used in front of a fog gate. Upon re-use, return to previous bonfire or outside of gate.

This way, if you find a boss to be frustrating to learn, you can simply observe its patterns without the risk of dying instantly, while also not being able to defeat the boss in said state. It would allow for less experienced players to learn tells and patterns, and it would allow more experienced players to practice difficult dodge/parry timings.

Idea comes from my use of cheat engine to study boss patterns for my level 1 runs.

I love that the D10 fits in a hole that is a pentagon, but the hole is rotated 72° such that a corner of the die aligns with the center of a hole-edge.

Turquoise passport makes me jealous. Dark green also looks great.

You say this, but I have met MLs (not on lemmy) who tout the DPRK as a utopia and shut down all of my criticism as western brainwashing.

I feel both our perspectives are anecdotal and the real answer lies between our observations.

The point is to call rape what it is, and not some softened passivized version to downplay the severity of rape.

We know there’s a distinction, and nobody is denying that.

People are impressed that there are no ANALs, but considering that all ALANs are around the border, the only conscious decisions past that point were the four letters in the center.

It’s not really that impressive.

So it’s going to be ridiculously difficult if I bring my chapter 9 gear into the DLC? I have an old save backup set right before starting NG+, perhaps I should just roll it back and use that one?

I do love a good challenge, as I’ve also been working on an SL1 no-summons run in Elden Ring over the last couple years (slowly). But I also don’t have the same amount of time to just throw myself at a problem nowadays.

To anyone curious about how to approach invasions (in basegame), I would highly recommend ChaseTheBro and Esbidee on YouTube. Both are very good invaders but also manage to keep away from the toxicity that’s popular amongst certain invasion players.

I like the pale blue representation, reminds me of blue jade or some old seaglass.