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I have not seen more than 10 minutes of Bezos' Billion Dollar Fanfic and already that is too much. I think it's not that simple, we have to take into account production costs as well. If millions of people are watching RoP or WoT or whatever that's fine and dandy, but if they average $50 million an episode, they're gonna need a lot more than viewers than most shows. Maybe RoP is getting that, maybe not. I do feel obligated to say that I don't think such number crunching is conductive to good TV or cinema, but it is how most studios are working today. The thing is they hired two guys who didn't have a credit to their names, so it'd be like if the billionaire in question hired some guy he found yelling at a TV in a bar to coach the team. Obviously everyone starts from somwhere and it's a good thing to take a chance on creatives, but for a show that screams no expense spared you'd think they'd have gone with veterans instead of a couple of geen dudes who speak Elvish. So much about this show is mind-boggling.

At first I wasn't really sold on it, but after a minute when the robot goes on all fours to chase the kid I just lost it. This may beat the Gingerdead Man.

I knew it was gonna be sad, but I wasn't emotionally prepared for that.

I just have it treat them like the other assignments so I can do adventuring instead of sitting around waiting for Tristain to claim a region.

The Kingdom management is trash and I strongly recommend you mod it down to nothing and save yourself the headache. It's like the fort building and decree (but with d20 checks) parts of crusade management, no battles. On top of that leveling up your stats or annexing a region takes two weeks of your time and if you start something like that before certain major events it kills your game. The only noteworthy part of it is some of the advisor dialogues, like when Regnogar gets your soldiers on fantasy meth.

I know I hammer on about mods for Pathcat Owlfinder a lot, but the mod Call of the Wild introduces the ability to dismiss spells, as well as more content than even WotR did (no mounts though). If you ever do a second KM run I highly recommend it.

That trailer is one of the funniest things I've seen all year, if Sci-Fi Chucky is that ****in bonkers it will be amazing.

For some reason, the "(also check Aureshalae Builds)" is ****ing hilarious to me.

There's a far worse fate than that happening.

Threescome DLC confirmed.

While the TB mod does exist for KM, the Devs did release the game with turn-based as part of one of the major updates.

I don't even remember anything I did a week ago, so you can rest assured that unless the spoilers are insane, like Anya using a Behelit to sacrifice the dog and turn into a demon wearing a batman costume, I won't remember them. The the insanity of the 2020s have destroyed my sense of time.

Didn't part of the "fix" for Azata that stopped favorable and zippy magic working on kineticist blasts also apply to other slas what the Devil gets? It's moot for me, because despite my edgelord forum persona killing Aivu is a bridge too far. What would Usako say? I think the Aeon > Devil makes a lot more sense thematically, but I'm not sure how it is mechanically. Aivu smelled a cookie and Aivu will go anywhere for cookies. Bruno won't play Azata because he'll butcher the Desnans dispense Law and Order in Act 1. Then go Legend because Aeon kills his romance

That sounds like something Bruno would do once he realizes the Free Crusaders are squatters.

Well I think you can gather that she is NOT happy. AT ALL.

When I did my Azata run, I didn't see an option to do that. I also read that raiding the Midnight Fane with the Free Crusaders takes at least week or so to set up, so you can set that in motion and do all the quests.

Hellraiser (2022). I enjoyed it, and I was particularly impressed by the costume designs for the cenobites. I'd reccomend it to fans of horror generally.

I’m the Villainess, So I’m Taming the Final Boss Didn't watch it for five whole minutes before I decided I ain't watching this ****.

I'm pleasantly shocked.

I've only seen it once myself, but it's been a long time so I'll probably give it another watch soon whenever I make my way through the watch list.

I remember watching that movie and being confused, but after it set for a while I appreciate it. I think it's a slept on and underrated gem, along with The Paperboy (2012).

Honestly I don't know. Outsiders in Pathfinder don't die like mortals, iirc they go back to their home planes when "killed" and reform, their true deaths involve disolving into the plane. Maybe the demons Ember blasts go to Hell instead of the Abyss, which probably isn't too pleasant for them. Or maybe their evil essence gets ripped out of them and absorbed by hell while the rest writhes in agony.