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Waypoint+ |OT| "Fuck Capitalism, Go Home"
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I had kind of fallen off Waypoint Radio over the last few months but Gita on board has bumped it back up into my regular rotation for sure. Her energy is amazing and the dynamics are already brilliant.
Ok what's the name of that tv show they were talking about that's like Nailed It for home improvement projects? I spent an hour digging into the Grover house stuff and omg it's amazing.
If you liked Grover House, look up Doom Bathroom which they also briefly mentioned. It's a trip.
Aw yeah, 2 seasons of it (of 20????) are available on Netflix! Any specific episodes which stand out which I should watch first?
Yeah, I followed from one to another in this thread:
which links out to this thread:
Surely there has to be a great podcast which discusses corners of the internet like this in greater detail? Anyone know of one?
podcast was great. also i said "it's all candles" like two seconds before Rob said it's the candle tweet when talking about total war so this is clearly the podcast for me
had 2 miss today's pod sadly, needed to enroll in my benefits and it somehow took three hours??????
but yes i do hold the correct opinion that dragula rules
sall good! someone should update your tag here tho, mods?!?!?!?
I also missed that scene because
literally only 2 hours passed since Kim wakes you up on the last day to go the island and you landing on the island. Then Kim tells you to go to bed and I was like "what?" and said no thanks. Also the Phasmid scene at the end was so beautifully done that I got real emotional, but not for the reasons they discussed on that spoilercast. In my game Harry and Kim were just about to get in to a pissing match over which precinct was going to arrest the murderer and it was just about to get real before this huge stick bug comes waltzing in. In my mind that was when Harry and Kim truly became BFFs.
... i need to get around to playing disco just so i can experience this podcast moment.
I haven't played it but I've watched that and read some stuff and
god if Nomura really is putting his vision of VERSUS into kingdom hearts god bless this man
also, apparently if you lose to Yozora, Sora turns to crystal?? umm???
what does it meeeaaaaan
also, apparently if you lose to Yozora, Sora turns to crystal?? umm???
what does it meeeaaaaan
anyway I was listening to kh soundtrack which led to listening to pe soundtrack and you know who I want to see as guests characters next game
it's in friday's pod, not last monday's disco pod. I also haven't finished disco.
Teeth conversations always make me nervous because I've also been putting it off for a long time due to job, money, time, etc concerns.
I should get my teeth fixed
I should get my teeth fixed
I haven't played it but I've watched that and read some stuff and
god if Nomura really is putting his vision of VERSUS into kingdom hearts god bless this man
also, apparently if you lose to Yozora, Sora turns to crystal?? umm???
what does it meeeaaaaan
It was FABULA NOVA CRYSTALLIS all along.
That show Rob was talking about - Grand Design - is on Netflix, and the episode in question about the guy who bought a castle is literally the first episode of the season they have up. I watched it last night.
It's even wilder than he managed to explain.
It's even wilder than he managed to explain.
I just started a new play through of KH3 from the beginning on critical mode. 5 hours in and I'm wondering if I've made a mistake.
I played at release on proud, found it to be a bit trivial once you level a bit. I had made it all the way to the last world, took some time to grind and work towards Ultima weapon, only to have a crash that erased all of my saves, despite making multiple copies. With no cloud backups apparently. Now I'm replaying and wondering if I'll have the stamina to make it back to that point in critical mode or if I should just speed run it on beginner. Anyone else do a critical run?
I played at release on proud, found it to be a bit trivial once you level a bit. I had made it all the way to the last world, took some time to grind and work towards Ultima weapon, only to have a crash that erased all of my saves, despite making multiple copies. With no cloud backups apparently. Now I'm replaying and wondering if I'll have the stamina to make it back to that point in critical mode or if I should just speed run it on beginner. Anyone else do a critical run?
anyway I was listening to kh soundtrack which led to listening to pe soundtrack and you know who I want to see as guests characters next game
God Yoko Shimomura is so good.
And that Yozora/Versus city looks close enough to NYC that they'd fit in just fine.
Austin kept interrupting Cado when he tries to explain how the battle system in Temtem works. Paraphrasing:
Cado: In Pokemon you were limited how many times you could use a move through PP. Usually that was so high it didn't matter in a single fight, it mattered when going long stretches –
Austin (interrupts): It was almost like an estus flask. You had to go back to a pokecentre to recharge your... quickattack.
Cado: In this each temtem has a stamina bar and each move take up a certain amount of stamina, so –
Austin: So it's more like an estus flask.
Cado: It's per battle instead of –
Austin: Oh, I see!
Cado: Some moves you can't use in the first turn. Some moves –
Austin: It's like a Magic the gathering, summoning sickness. (this actually tracks)
They get there in the end, but it turns into a very convoluted way to explain that Temtem basically uses a mana system that recharges for each battle.
Coincidentally, Temtem actually has an Estus flask equivalent.
Cado: In Pokemon you were limited how many times you could use a move through PP. Usually that was so high it didn't matter in a single fight, it mattered when going long stretches –
Austin (interrupts): It was almost like an estus flask. You had to go back to a pokecentre to recharge your... quickattack.
Cado: In this each temtem has a stamina bar and each move take up a certain amount of stamina, so –
Austin: So it's more like an estus flask.
Cado: It's per battle instead of –
Austin: Oh, I see!
Cado: Some moves you can't use in the first turn. Some moves –
Austin: It's like a Magic the gathering, summoning sickness. (this actually tracks)
They get there in the end, but it turns into a very convoluted way to explain that Temtem basically uses a mana system that recharges for each battle.
Coincidentally, Temtem actually has an Estus flask equivalent.
Whenever Patrick reads something aloud, it's like someone is hitting fast forward on him, so odd lol
i'd take a small segment of any podcast discussing the franchises use of vampires just to hear anyone talk shadow hearts
Everyone needs to watch Grand Design. It harkens back to the early seasons of the UK version of Kitchen Nightmares. It's also been around for over 20 years now and some of the episodes literally span years. It's wild!