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I thought Great Bay was beautifully designed.

Underwater levels are consistently awful.

I never thought it was hard, but it is insanely annoying because of how you have to constantly pause the game and take on/off the iron boots.

Yes the question having been framed this way absolutely demanded this incredibly overblown and pedantic response.

You could even say...

They were asking for it.

kay, but the question is obviously asked with the assumption they are told the men would return in 24 hours

I mean, I highly doubt men would say they'd miss their mom/sister in this hypothetical. People see this topic as what would a group of people do if there were no longer negative aspects of the opposite sex.

They likely go 24 hrs without seeing their dad all the time

This one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGuml-tc75A

Bonus joke >_>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHzjgNoRmjg

They would fight amongst each other, women are way more unfriendly to each other than men.

Not liking dogs is weird but I also don't really want to have one

When I'm walking late at night and there's a girl walking in the same general direction, I usually go out of my way to either cross the street, stop and check my phone for a minute so they can get far far ahead, or speed up to walk past them if we're going the same pace but theyre only a short distance in front, so they can be behind me so they're less scared/vulnerable or whatever

Sometimes I think I'm being ridiculous... But then it seems like 99% of girls are overtly scared of walking at night so I guess I have to keep doing it

The boys would be gone as well in this scenario, yeah?

I like doggo, but I don't wanna have to take them out 5 times a day. This lady next to us is out walking her two dogs 10 times a day. Those dogs shit more in a day than I do in a week.

I didnt ask. I honestly didnt want to know

No one takes care of them, that's how. I had a lady with maggots in her leg once and refused to go to the hospital >_> We had to get the cops to force her to come with us because she was mentally confused too

I absolutely would watch it and I dont find anyone who says they wont to be trustworthy in the slightest

I believe the leading theory is that it was not the Titanic that sunk, it was it's sister ship the Olympic (which was almost identical in structure). It was just disguised as the Titanic as part of some insurance scam by the company who owned them.

the ratchet and clank game looks like it has a lot of action

If you picked Ocarina of Time its because of nostalgia. Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild are both similar yet superior in just about every way.

Or Link died or just never appeared and someone else takes his place. Years ago somewhere online I saw a hoax about what was going to be the next Zelda game

Plot was that the legendary hero Link never shows up when Hyrule is I'm danger. You play a mentally ill hero who thinks he is Link and just takes on the quest

It sounded kinda cool and I wish it was real

If you picked Ocarina of Time its because of nostalgia. Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild are both similar yet superior in just about every way.

I remember it like yesterday. Grandad took us out and let my brother qnd I pick a game a peice. My brother got OoT I got battle tanks.

I'm a far bigger zelda fan now. He's maybe played OoT majoras mask and botw. I've played and beat every console entry except wind waker. Then LA the oracle games and link between worlds. And most of Minish cap.

It was my first zelda. My mom swears I played a nes zelda as a kid but I'm sure I'd remember that. I had a zelda audio book as a kid. I do remember that though.

I used to order from a Chipotle near me. I sent in a couple internet orders during COVID and they seemed disorganized, but I kept giving them a free pass to get their act together.

Then came the time I ordered, then went to pick up my food 10 minutes after the promise time. I entered at the same time as a guy. He entered line (8ish people) and I watched him get his food and leave. I was waiting with 20ish people to the side. Another person entered at the same time as the first guy left. I watched him get HIS food and leave.

I walked up to the cashier/manager on duty and said "these people to the side had their food promised more than a half hour ago. You need to stop serving people walking up until you have made our food."

"I'm sorry, there's nothing I can do".

"Oh, but there is! You can tell that guy - him, right there - at the beginning of your assembly line to start making the burritos off of all of those slips - right there! - instead of taking new orders. I promise you won't get fired for serving your customers. Easy!"

"I'm sorry, sir, there's nothing I can do".

I made an exaggerated 'are you kidding me face' and, for I believe the only time in my life, told them that they had lost my future business (true). I got my burrito 10 minutes later. First world problem, certainly, but it would have been so damn easy to solve...

Challenging =/= Awful

Check out the recent Zelda Dungeon VODs, once you learn the flow of the game it becomes much smoother

Not sure about other platforms, but on PS4 there is an official Share Play function, with zero risks. As for account sharing, both people can play the same game at the same time. I know this because I bought Elden Ring on my account, and my brother plays it at the same time on his account. We've co-oped several games that only one of us owns.

The always online bit may be true. I haven't tested it as both of our consoles are online under normal conditions. But the rest of the stuff you mention is not true.

it's not a work around, it's expressly stated by Nintendo (and Microsoft btw) how it works, both people can play the same game or different games at the same time.

with digital you can just share your entire library to him

I loved twilight princess. Forced wolf segments not so much but everything else

Liked the concept of zelda 2 though glad itbdidnt become the norm. It just coulda been done better. It's a tad too hard

Third game?

Playing D&D right now and my artificer is wrecking shit

Playing tomb of annihilation with my group in a weekly game. I'm having a blast with a warforged, rune knight.

I only started TTRPGs in 2020, but I got the crash course in: 5e, hyperborea, vampire the Masquerade, savage worlds, and Mork borg. Mostly one-shots, with just three longer term campaigns.

yeah, Ive done a handful of table top gaming in the past, but mostly one shots or attempts at campaigns that quickly fizzled out either due to inter-group drama or work schedules not working out, so this is the first ongoing campaign Ive been a part of thats actually been consistent. I think weve been playing something like 9 or 10 months now? Though, we just added two new players and one of them is a drama magnet. She doesnt seem too into it anyway, so Im hoping she just drops out of the campaign soon

I kinda want to play but I don't think I could stay in character or play them as they're supposed to. Plus I'm not really that creative.

Yeah. It made them great. Now there's just no point in buying physical. I kinda wish I hadn't bought my physical Switch games because its also a pain in switching those carts and they're really tiny.

Im in an ongoing D&D campaign rn and its been a lot of fun

Physical was better when we got instruction booklets with the games too.

Maybe stop getting physical media altogether? It's 2022 after all