This is where so much of the "DLC too hard" complaints come from. Without scooby snacks, even high level characters will get wrecked by the first few bosses.

Ethan Klein is awful but he got her to call herself "low value" by her own misogynistic standards, and that was pretty funny.

What of the people who lived in Crimea prior to 2014? No peace for them? I thought these were supposed to be Ukrainians living under occupation, why is their own country threatening them?

Latenna is my bestie who watches over me from high up that cliff right at the edge of the summoning zone.

I went arcane with dual whips and just rolled everything without trouble.

The game gives you two hoslow petal whips in one run for a reason. Occult bleed whips feels so good right up until the bosses stop bleeding.

Most figs you get in the store are not pollinated by fig wasps.

Was recently talking about this with a friend who gets this from her doctor and is paying out the ass even with insurance, and another whose doctor refuses to prescribe it because "there is a shortage". Semaglutide is like $40 for a 5ml vial from Chinese labs (that's about 2 weeks at the highest dose), but we are trained to be afraid of self-medding or even talking to doctors about sourcing our meds outside of "official" pharmacies.

The cost of pharmaceuticals is so artificial. A vial of estrogen is like...hundreds of dollars if you buy it from a pharmacy, like $65 if you get it from a Brazilian weeb, and cheap as hell if you buy raws from china and compound them yourself? Makes no sense.

I thought Crimes was supposed to be Ukrainian. Why is Ukraine using cluster munitions on their own civilians???

I am hosting a friend from out of town, which has been negatively impacting my ability to play lots of Elden Ring.

Live feeds are very common and can be used to fly in first person view, or even race.

God she is so fucking cool sometimes. Just found that payload system, the "Screaming Fist".

She also made a neat fpv monocular that clips on to a hat so you don't have to be blindfolded while flying. Given I don't have FPV goggles yet, I should look into making one of these.

I was thinking more like, taking pictures and videos and stuff but that's pretty sick too.

A BabyApe looks pretty neat - cheap enough, well-reviewed, comes with a PNP version so I can use my own tx/rx so I just need to figure out how it all plugs together. When I build a bot I just get a 4-channel receiver (I found one a super lightweight one that works with my tx) and plug each motor's ESC into an appropriate channel. I have a feeling flight controllers make that different.

Can I fpv without buying goggles, using my phone or something? That's the newest thing for me I think - combat bots usually don't have cameras.

God I need to do so much research.

The revolution will need people will all sorts of talent, grillers included

Milady with the wing stance is so much fun and I can't wait to lose with it in the Colosseum.

First experience was getting clowned on by a naked dude with bear claws. The lion boss was a lot of fun, liked the music. Got to a second boss, the carian knight with the two swords. Fun fight and I keep getting close, but it's bedtime.

The invasions and npc-type enemies are way too hard compared to everything else. I wanna find more new weapons (I only have one of the perfume bottles). I like how the bosses have NPC assists (especially since I crash when summoning golds).

I'm playing dual occult hoslow whips with arcane. Bleed is still good. I hope I can make a good arcane or faith martial arts build, those looks cool.

Fiasco is my favorite - you can adapt it to so many kinds of stories, as long as it's a Coen-brothers-esque disaster. Lots of laughs all around.

Haven't had a chance to play it myself, but I've also heard lots of good things about Goblin Quest

Monster of the Week is pretty simple to play and run in my experience. My group sometimes uses it for one-shots when one of us is out of town because you can whip up characters and stories real quickly.

A little oddball and not really a typical ttrpg, but Fiasco is a lot of fun for practicing those RP chops. No GM, just collaborative storytelling with a structure to ensure that whatever it is your character is trying to set up goes disastrously, for themselves or someone else.

DnD 5e is also a great beginner system, if you have one really experienced player willing to DM and bear the weight of the (lack of) rules upon their mighty shoulders like Atlas. Very very easy as a player, but needs a good DM to make a lot of rulings on things the game rules don't actually cover.

Do you have an idea of what setting you want to play in, and is anyone willing to be GM and guide the story or would you prefer a setting where you all get to be players (those exist!)?

I did it back in college but it kinda sucks. I had weird bruises all the time, sometimes I'd get turned away for not having juicy enough veins, sometimes it hurt to get jabbed. Not a fun experience but it got me by.

It also sucks that they're allowed to call it "donating" when these companies primarily sell and export your plasma for profit. It's selling blood to vampires.