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Waypoint+ |OT| "Fuck Capitalism, Go Home"
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POWERPLAY
DOUBLE WORD SCORE
DOUBLE SHIRT SCORE
STRONG ENERGY
FIVE STAR PODCAST FIVE STAR RUNTIME FIVE STAR SHIRT
DOUBLE WORD SCORE
DOUBLE SHIRT SCORE
STRONG ENERGY
FIVE STAR PODCAST FIVE STAR RUNTIME FIVE STAR SHIRT
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dungeon meshi is fantastic; effortlessly funny, charming, and warm but it doesn't pull its punches when it wants to get real
incredible art and character designs too
incredible art and character designs too
lol this is phenomenal. What's the context?dungeon meshi is fantastic; effortlessly funny, charming, and warm but it doesn't pull its punches when it wants to get real
incredible art and character designs too
it's sort of a dungeon crawl rpg manga
the set up is basically after a huge loss there's no money to resupply so they resort to eating monsters in the dungeon
Laios is very enthusiastic about it, Marcille is... not
He mentions:
Death Parade
SSSS.Gridman
Gurren Lagann
Hunter x Hunter
So it may be one of those. He spoke highly of Death Parade and Gridman.
Death Parade
SSSS.Gridman
Gurren Lagann
Hunter x Hunter
So it may be one of those. He spoke highly of Death Parade and Gridman.
Yes, Death Parade is the one I want to check out. Thanks!
It's been some years but I was fond of Death Parade, it's a neat thing. And the OP song fucking rules, there's that.
the band recreated the video for the hell of it too, which is fun:
also, there's an OVA from before the series (that isn't super important at all but is canon/referenced a bit) called Death Billiards that I believe is available on YouTube, so I'd suggest checking that out if you want to see what it's like before watching the show
the band recreated the video for the hell of it too, which is fun:
also, there's an OVA from before the series (that isn't super important at all but is canon/referenced a bit) called Death Billiards that I believe is available on YouTube, so I'd suggest checking that out if you want to see what it's like before watching the show
Wait. Having not yet heard the episode, your post is making me think of a thing I once watched about two guys who died and then played billiards in a purgatory bar to see who would go up and who would go down. Is that the thing? And there's a whole series about it?
I am definitely still getting ads.
Mostly about how the federal government is stiffing the victorian government lol.
Austin recently was like "...for now." When he referenced himself being the EIC so I deffo am picking up some cynical views about the longevity of the site. Hoping for the best!
I mean, Vice announced staff layoffs, vertical shutdowns and killed Vice Live like last week. Most people there are probably worried...
Danielle is also producing stuff for the VICE instagram channel and Austin seems to be involved with editing for some Motherboard stuff, so it seems like they are less directly tied to Waypoint.
One Vice and all that shit.
One Vice and all that shit.
You can more or less set your watch by the number of vice layoffs in any given quarter here in Toronto, it's ridiculous.
Yeah, that's almost certainly it. If you liked that, you should definitely check the full series out.
It kinda starts with episodes that are just games like that, and then gets more into the world/characters who run the games too.
It's the hypest shit ever and when Dark Arisen was a ps+ I thought it would be a great time to finally play that expansion since I never did before when I just have the base game on 360.
But I was distraught to learn Dangan was removed as the title screen music and it basically gutted all my drive to play the game. I have strange priorities.
I'll wait on the next big sale on steam so I can buy it and mod the music back in for the proper experience.
austin saying botw reminded him of dd except dd was more combo focused and shit is pretty exciting not gonna lie
the pure joy of exploring the world of botw felt like a continuation the feelings d'sd gave me
Except Dragon's dogma's world was such a tedious, uninteresting piece of shit to explore holy shit.
Yaa...
Dragon's Dogma was unfortunately a game that I wanted to like more than I did. It has such huge fundamental flaws that are hard to overlook if the combat with monsters doesn't carry the game enough for you.
DD is weird because I didn't play it until after they put fast travel in. I imagine that the "venture forth on a quest into the wilderness with no ripcord to pull" aspect of the game could feel cool, but that the wilderness basically always meant "sort of hilly forest land."
You got some enemy variety in different zones but it all kind of feels the same... gunna get ambushed by bandits on this road, probably will encounter an monster at any bottleneck, there's open camps or dens with loot available if you stray from the road.
You got some enemy variety in different zones but it all kind of feels the same... gunna get ambushed by bandits on this road, probably will encounter an monster at any bottleneck, there's open camps or dens with loot available if you stray from the road.
you know, assassin's creed unity immediately put me off with how smarmy and campy everything in the game is. but that same attitude totally works in assassin's creed odyssey because i can treat it like it's xena: the game. it turns the campiness and badassery into pluses that pull me into the world, instead of things that drag me out of it.
what i'm saying is, danielle riendeau was right
it's amazing what context can do for a game.
what i'm saying is, danielle riendeau was right
it's amazing what context can do for a game.
i mean botw wouldn't work if the exploration (primarily the gliding + climbing allied to the world design) wasn't satisfying as fuck, and it still doesn't work for some people for some reason, so I can see if any of those elements are worse in DD that that sucks butts
i'd say ddda is about adventuring, not exploration. it's basically D&D in action open world game form; you have four party members and you venture forth into the unknown, surviving with your skill and wits.
i'm not really clear on where the botw comparison is coming from.