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Pathfinder - 7 - candy mountain

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Fate - 7 - 5th secret test

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Mibz

Dear raocow, meddle not in the affairs of powerful wizards, for they are liable to kick you in the shins. these haven't been around for a while youtube.com/watch?v=wL_ymeh5e4Q 1. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how badly would you want to see someone slip on a banana peel? 2. How that more information and gameplay of Marvel and the Capcoms: Infinity has been revealed, what are your thoughts on it? 3. An evil game developer makes literally the best game in the world but also gives several hour long length cutscenes. In this situation, would you rather have the ability to pause or skip the cutscenes? 4. What is the best way to do a cameo on something? 5. What weapon does Powerful Wizard Man give, and what is he weak to? 6. What's it like to be internet famous and do laundry? You must have a lot of wild adventures!

D

1. That digimon dubbing stuff reminded me: ever hear of emotionless Polish dubbing? Like this: youtu.be/yklknySnrjg?t=10s . I assume things are changing these days, but back in the day like everything that was dubbed into Polish was done in the same emotionless voice from the same guy (or people that sounded like the same guy). In this case, it's deliberate and is considered "reading" or "lectoring" rather than dubbing. It's really weird to see cartoons and stuff all done in that same voice. 2. Okay now some music: youtube.com/watch?v=UZ8xce9HtD8 3. Back to that turtle drawing thing: yeah, I'm pretty sure that's at least some variant of logo. Try seeing if this looks familiar at all? <a href="http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/what_is_logo/logo_primer.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/what_is_logo/logo_primer.html</a> For me, I don't remember the turtle looking like that, but that's what the commands were like, and those lines are kinda what I remember drawing. 4. Like most people I think, I hate listening to my own voice. But you have to do a lot of listening to your voice for editing videos! Was there a period of time where you hated listening to your footage and you've since gotten over it, or did this not bother you? Or do you still not like listening to it?

Mikkofier

Fortunately Agapio was eventually fired and replaced with a dubbing company that at least knew what the heck they were doing. All was well. Oh look it's a music how about that: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pONkmj4trhE" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pONkmj4trhE</a> this was last weeks backup music btw. 1) Who is the most remarkable, extraordinary fellow? 2) Are there any Québécois traditions that outsiders might feel peculiar? In midsummer here we burn a bonfire at lakeside and get drunk. 3) What foodstuff do you think would make for the best weapon? 4) Which video games company would you hire to make a video game for you, assuming you had the means and the resources? 5) How many ideas for video games do you have? 6) What does it mean to truly be a Mario? 7) A powerful gostak hires you to distim the doshes. How do you do this? PS: Here's the wikipedia list of "unusual articles", the best page on wikipedia: <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Unusual_articles" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Unusual_articles</a>

Duker

If a goat could goat how much moat would the goat float?

Anonymous

1. Do you have a favorite and/or least-favorite video game manual? 2. Modern games usually try to communicate the necessary controls and information to players in-game as they play, and I think we can agree that that's a good thing. However, do you ever find yourself wishing that more recent games would provide a manual? 3. Some games come with digital manuals instead of or in addition to printed ones. Digital manuals can offer things that print versions cannot, like searchable text, hyperlinks, animations, and even, in theory, audio or video. On the other hand, some people find printed material more comfortable to read, or just like the look and feel of a physical book. Which type of manual do you tend to prefer? 4. Manuals often provide extra content not related to the gameplay, like backstory or artwork or snippets of flavor text. How important are these to you? Can you think of any situations where a game manual went too far with the flavor, obscuring or distracting from the actual instructions?

Bellmoore

Welcome to the world of tomorrow, raocow! Music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTEpiFcn0wI (Hopefully this won't be in the wall of text format like last week's thing.) In a post-apocalyptic setting, would you rather be a pure strain human (luckier, more likely recognized as human by ancient AI and able to choose a character class) or a mutant, manimal or plantient (access to mutations and genotype specific abilities)? If you had a choice in the matter. What you do get is about 4 random 0-level tribal folk going through a Rite of Passage in the hopes of becoming adults in the eyes of their tribe (or even Seekers, i.e. first level adventurers). You would roll an unmodified 3d6 for the ability scores (Strength, Agility, Stamina, Personality, Intelligence, and Luck) of each character, in that order (and rerolling the Stamina if you get a 3 for that). Then, you would roll on a table to get each character's birth sign, which determines what rolls the character's Luck modifier, if any, affects. Example birth sign and lucky roll, The Multitool: Escape traps. Next, roll for the characters' genotype on the following table, with luck you could end up with a cyclops, a cow man and a toadstool person: 01-32 Pure Strain Human 33-66 Mutant, check pastebin.com/WnBYcdUX 67-88 Manimal, check pastebin.com/vz7tjqaW 89-00 Plantient, check pastebin.com/XDv8bjsK Proper mutations are rolled for after the non-pure strains trigger their "Metagenesis" when they become 1st level Seekers. There's also rolling for character professions and starting equipment, and choosing an Archaic Alignment. At the end of all this, you would have your starting group of characters (each player has a group of about 4 0-level characters) for a game of Mutant Crawl Classics, which will be released on August 1. This is another game I've backed through Kickstarter. Cover art: goodman-games.com/store/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2015/04/Mutant-Crawl-Classics-RPG.jpg Or you could use this handy tool to generate your characters: purplesorcerer.com/create_mcc.php

swirlybomb

Last video you mentioned you have Board Game Nights! Is that with family? friends? What are your usual or favorite games? Are you familiar with Pandemic at all? In case you're not, it's a co-operative board game in which everyone works together to try and cure 4 diseases spreading across the world, each playing as some kind of medical character with their own unique abilities. And it's surprisingly difficult too; every move counts and things can get real bad real fast. If you are familiar, then I have to bring up Pandemic: Legacy. When my work friends described it as "you're meant to play through it only once", I thought that sounded dumb, until we actually started playing and I understood what that actually meant. It expands the game into a long campaign spanning anywhere from 12-24 sessions (depending on how well you do), where permanent changes affect the board and characters for all future games, your priorities shift, and you have no idea what's coming next. Every new twist was like "WHAAAAAAAAAATTTTT?!?" My work friends and I spent 4 weeks of lunch hours playing it, and it was easily the best board game experience we've ever had. I definitely recommend it if you're looking to try something new!

PizzaPony

Hi-De-Ho raocow, things continue existing. MUSIC, yo-ho <a href="https://youtu.be/U5m4Hw4wJKY" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/U5m4Hw4wJKY</a> QUESTIONS, Yo Yo Yo - Yo Yo - Yo Yo 1. Are you surprised at the outcome? 2. 'In a book, as in all things, there are lines of articulation or segmentarity, strata and territories; but also lines of flight, movements of deterritorialization and destratification. Comparative rates of flow on these lines produce phenomena of relative slowness and viscosity, or, on the contrary, of acceleration and rupture. All this, lines and measurable speeds constitutes an assemblage. A book is an assemblage of this kind, and as such is unattributable. It is a multiplicity—but we don't know yet what the multiple entails when it is no longer attributed, that is, after it has been elevated to the status of the substantive. On side of a machinic assemblage faces the strata, which doubtless make it a kind of organism, or signifying totality, or determination attributable to a subject; it also has a side facing a body without organs, which is continually dismantling the organism, causing asignifying particles or pure intensities or circulate, and attributing to itself subjects what it leaves with nothing more than a name as the trace of an intensity... Literature is an assemblage. It has nothing to do with ideology. There is no ideology and never has been.' (see Horikawa for explanation) 3. What are your thoughts on S.N.N.? Even though its been quite some time that hes stepped down from SMWcentral, I still think of him as some kind of important influence to the SMW community. 3b. Why does WhiteYoshiEgg go by mebamme on youtube now? Or is that someone else using his WYE icon? 4. You probably didn't see on discord, I now own an In-Need-Of-Repair Ms Pac Man arcade cabinet (down the street neighbor was throwing it away(it has a counter inside that says its been played 67,441 times)). Do you have a favorite early 80s arcade game? (or which one would you get tired of playing the least) 5. When there's an invisible man, sleeping in your bed, who you gunna call?

Ivy

Have you thought of doing Super Meat World?

Lovely Penguin

Are you suuuuure you won't replay Super Mario Infinity? Apparently a year after you played the game, Reading released a version called "Super Mario -Infinity" that has custom music and revised levels that are less frustrating and more friendly to a savestate-less run.