well that's just the risk you take if you decide to teach creative writing
Absolutely true. Creative writing attracts creative people. Expect the unexpected.
Still, it’s funny that this is about a little kid.
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As far as I’m concerned, not understanding this mentality is something to be proud of.
Immunity? Okay. The government makes deals like that all the time.
Clemency? She can rot. I hope her death is slow and painful.
Not personally. I’m just relaying his complaints. I watched his stream for over an hour, and saw examples of everything he talked about.
He plays a lot of soulslike games, like Lies of P, so I thought his evaluation would be useful.
I like it! Get a treatment on my desk by Friday!
Or maybe orcas will attack the yacht. I’d be okay with either, and even more okay with both.
And all it cost him was his human dignity and respect! See, children, bootlicking isn’t that bad. All you have to do is be friends with ethically bankrupt sleazebags, and you’ll be set for life. Don’t leave those sleazebags alone with your kids, though! Who knows WHAT could happen!
Please don’t copy it? This tactic is effective, and I’ve been reading about it for years. It’s been copied plenty, and nothing that Portland “officials” say will change that.
A gamer on Twitch gave it a 3 or 4 out of ten. The level design is poor - lots of backtracking for no reason, and too many empty, pointless rooms. Weapon combos can be broken if the enemy simply breathes on you, meaning combos are useless and frustrating to try and actually use. The only weapon worth your time is the axe.
The comparison to DS1 is extremely generous. That’s clearly what the devs were going for, but the execution is lacking. Wait for it to go on sale.
Apparently, the wind is blowing in two different directions at the same time.
Simultaneously cute and sad
Who else here knows where Kamchatka is because of Risk?