[–] 5 points 3 hours ago

I think they just don't outright spell it out for people but Hank is routinely proven to be wrong and sensitive in his own way. His ideals are constantly rubbed in his face.

He's American, respects freedom, wants conformity so much so he judges others for simply using a different heating source.

He thinks people should handle their shit but is massively insecure.

I can see how people miss it but he's literally the biggest snowflake ever and Bobby who I think is the shows counter to Hank is routinely the toughest cookie in the room. Pretty immune to judgement, confident and largely capable of punching above his weight class in situations most people think he wouldn't

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  • [–] 2 points 6 hours ago

    If I wanna learn it, I usually have to be a player first.

    The few times I've had to be the GM it always comes off the cuff. My most hated thing is pausing a game to look up mundane rules about encumbrance or climbing or anything.

    Eventually you'll learn, at most just write down what you should look up later.

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  • [–] 1 point 6 hours ago

    That's also the third game. I tried Dark Souls and Dark Souls 2 and they both felt pretty much roll, jump and smack em with a stick.

    I'm thinking Nioh, Bloodborne, Sekiro, stuff like that.

    I also think the genre itself has become sort of weird where people will describe everything from Shovel Knight to Titan Souls to Jedi Fallen Order as soulslike which is insane in my opinion. I guess because you fight bosses in them or roll in some of them? I dunno. It has somehow absorbed all hack and slash, boss rush, metroidvania games to be labeled "soulslike". Which is insane to me.

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  • [–] 1 point 7 hours ago

    If that was true there would be no Epstein class. So that's not exactly true.

    There are hundreds probably thousands of cities and towns across the US with awful water. You hear about it all the time, Flint Michigan for example. So no we don't.

    The rich, the Epstein class will never have to drink that even when they have polluted it for the rest of us. If we could put those people, rapists, murders and those who engage in financial crimes that ruin millions or engage in scams that create situations like Flint Michigan I would hope they drink terrible water for the rest of their life.

    Tate is a trafficker. He can drink piss forever for all I care. He's crying on Twitter because he is experiencing what people abused by the system have experienced for their whole lives in some cases.

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  • [–] 3 points 10 hours ago

    I think they'd benefit taking a note from the witcher but not as linear.

    For instance spirit/ghost creatures have them be susceptible to salt, silver, iron, holy water and a specific wood like holly. None are required to kill it, some have advantages over others or affect certain spirits more.

    Maybe then I could be sneaky and have rare wood arrows with silver tips and eliminate from afar, I could be full rogue and sneak attack with blessed iron daggers, or just a big man with a plain sword and brute force my way through.

    I think if you slapped Hatsune Miku on a dark souls screen and have her dancing going "jump!, roll!, duck!" People would realize it's not as much of a skill game as they thought.

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