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I was going to make a joke about the forum software preventing you from being a hater, but the software ate it thrice.

I've done a lot of romping around Alushinyrra, the highlight of which was to become champion of the arena and turn a temperamental demoness into a mirror. Also fought a pathetic quasit. So far I am enjoying the shenanigans of the Trickster. If I could change one thing, it'd be swapping the path guide

Since I know little about 40k, I thought yall were joking. Yall are not. Lmao, looks like you could buy several 3d printers for the price of a basic army. Por que no los dos? But what is the adjika like? I think my grandmother used to eat it but I don't really know much about it (or her tbh).

That's just what a Russian would do to trick you.

I've been carving a path through Alushinyrra and I still hate the maps. Yes I know that it's supposed to be a chaotic city and all that, but having to rotate the camera so the paths stay open is very annoying. I stopped trying to do perfect because the rooftop guys just die. I don't think there is much difference, if any, between perfect and making sure the arsonists don't burn anything. Also I play in TB and that encounter is broken in TB, as are the mythic demons who resurrect themselves after getting killed once.

Space Dandy 11: Let's go to the library, baby. The Gagol Empire would rather invade a planet than pay a late fee for library books lmao.

Chainsaw Man 12: I can't think of a title that won't spoil @InsaneCommander If you can believe it.....it's a good episode once again. One with an early credits and an extended after credits sequence.

Twin Peaks s1 episode 3 While previous episodes have certainly been strange, I think this is the point where David Lynch rips off the bandaid and the show fully embraces absurdity. And you know what? It works. Beautifully. The result is a ****ing hilarious comedy interwoven with a mystery drama and magical realism. I don't think I've ever seen Dark, so I don't understand your dislike of Dark on Two Boats (presumably in 1899). How naughty of me

The library resolves much differently if you don't do it before the tavern gets attacked, and maybe visiting Daeran's mansion will play differently if you wait. I'd go ahead and do those before the tower if possible. That random encounter is forced so unless you rest for three days at the market, you're doing it. If you do the Tower quest before the attack you get time added to the timer. But it's a hard fight unless you can pass a couple of checks, so much so the game advises you to wait. I like them when done well, but I think this timed event has too many things that can blow up if you don't deal with them first. One could say that the things you should do before and the things it doesn't matter if you do before should be more......balanced.

Space Dandy 10: We can't go to Boobies tomorrow if there is no tomorrow, baby. This is the best episode so far. Seriously good.

Started watching Twin Peaks for the 2nd time. I have to say that a fish in the perculator sounds pretty nasty.

Yeah, it's heavily dependent on weapons not having some of the stuff you can use. I think Axiomatic and Brilliant Energy would be good....but as good as Iomeneigh? Probably not. And it takes much more time to come online, while the mount is kicking as soon as you get it. If you go mount, generally it's better to build mounts more as tanks than damage. Dex tanking is probably better than barding, and doesn't require feats. Also a bug, but mounts can apparently wear haramaki armor. Bracers are probably a better choice for most though.

Space Dandy 9: Surreal sentient plants and foie gras, baby. Another great episode. QT is not the best mechanic.

While that's true, I don't think there is too much they could have done with it for a feature. Just using the poem gives enough for maybe an hour episode in anthology show.

You naughty Well the weapon bond isn't bad per se, but generally the mount seems to be better because you get better movement and a tank (and more carrying capacity), plus a bug allows you to make full attacks when your mount moves (though this may have been fixed, TTT fixes it by gating it behind a feat that requires 14 mobility, which is pnp accurate). You may also be able to trick the game by using reduce person on yourself before getting the mount and being able to select the wolf or dog instead of the horse, which have more impressive stats but take until you hit level 7 to be able to mount. You may not be able to enlarge the non-horse mounts though, I think TTT fixes that but the vanilla game counts the size increase as a permanent buff that doesn't stack with spells. Yeah, the TTT mod adds a couple of things to help Heavy Armor characters, you go full 20 Fighter and spend 2 Mythic Abilities and you'll get a whopping +11 AC and +14 to the Dex Cap, but that takes a lot longer to come online than a monk dip and has a much higher cost. If you're not a Fighter you can still get +6 AC/+10 Dex cap for two Mythic Abilities....but there are more appealing choices there. It is broken, but you know another way to phrase broken? Unbalanced.

Merry Christmas (and any other holidays yall may be observing), I hope Santa's Wild Hunt has left yall alone. Here in Texas this begins the tradition of shooting fireworks (and firearms!) off every night before New Years. The rona years have made this a lot louder than normal, and I got to wonder just how much money is being spent on the big boomers and such.

A couple of Christmas movies and one random. First is The Wolf of Snow Hollow, which I like much better with the second viewing. It's not the greatest horror, but Jim Cummings is very good at making horrific situations into comedy. Secondly, The Green Knight. Visually beautiful and with a refreshing ambiguous ending. In many ways I think there is a lot more style than substance here, but the style is very good and the substance is a thousand year old story you were probably forced to read in high school. Lastly, Wifelike. A pretty dumb sci-fi flick about robot sex dolls wives (notably no husbandos) and a cop who brings rebellious ones back to get their memory wiped. We've been here, we've done this, and yeah it's not particularly great.

Space Dandy 8: The gang plays with a dog, baby. So....yeah, this show is crazy. Dr. Gelsef Joestar is perhaps one of the greatest pastiches of a recurring cartoon villain I've seen. Really this show continues to be amazing. Spy X Family 25: Anya takes a nap. It feels like there were a few less shocked faces here, but there have been a lot in recent episodes. Yor takes a backseat and we see another evil Anya face. I'm wondering how the movie will work here, I'd say that it is a vacation movie or something and that season 2 is the next school year but who really knows? Whoever watches it first should try to keep track of the shocked faces to see if it breaks 100.

You naughty So the most important thing is to just play the game how you want. I won't make fun of you for playing on a low difficulty, because iirc even the developers play on easy mode rather than face the monster they created. Playing vanilla Unfair is pretty much only for sadomasochists, getting wiped out by ranged attackers who hit like a truck isn't fun for most people. As to the build, to start with I'd have knocked down Charisma to 19 and put the remaining points into Constitution and either Dexterity or Wisdom, or maybe take a hit in either Intelligence, Dexterity, or Wisdom to grab 16 Strength. You get an odd number of attribute increases so in the long run it makes more sense to take a small hit for your main attribute at first and go for more well rounded base stats. Heavy Armor builds don't really have a lot of support in the vanilla game, they will fall behind the unarmored monk dip tanks or animal companions in Ac and the speed malus hurts. Also, if you go mounted you first use the mount's AC, so your heavy armor bonus doesn't contribute to tankiness. To add a bit of insult, imo the unique Heavy Armor options are pretty underwhelming. The big problem with the Paladin is that it is one of two martial classes without access to Bonus Feats. This means Human is a great choice for that bonus feat (and the extra skill I guess), and that you don't want to take builds that are feat starved (no exotic weapons or twf). In general I'd say that Improved Initiative (especially in Turn-Based, so much that i'd rate it as near essential) and your Weapon Focus/Improved Critical are good choices. If you're going mounted there are a few options you'll want to pick up to help out your mount (if you have ranks in mobility?), and the Teamwork feats are always a good choice for melee. And if you have ranks in Persuasion I'd reccomend Dazzling Display and Dreadful Carnage, as demoralization is really good. Longsword isn't as good as scimitar or rapier in terms of base stats, but there are a lot of great longswords in the game so they're a solid choice. I believe there are enough so that if you take Seelah and a sekrit companion* you'll still have some good uniques to spare. In general the weapon or armor enhancement bonus can be buffed by magic weapon (greater) andmagical vestments (?), so don't pay as much attention to the enhancement bonus as to weapon properties and unique abilities. The big exception is weapons with a DC effect, you can count on those being worse than they sound. But really, I'd just play the game in a way that you enjoy. It's a game, it's supposed to be fun. If you want to be miserable just watch NuTrek or Sailor Moon Crystal. *

In many ways, Wenduag is the perfect romance for the Lich. Marksmen are Regill's only good suggestion. Have fun. I was going to post Deskarii's villain introduction but I can't remember it.

I'm gonna watch this tonight.

Space Dandy 7: Dandy enters the wacky space races, baby. Like Chainsaw Man, this show is way better than it has any right to be. Wait until Radical Edward shows up.