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I think I'm at the end of the game. Just got introduced to a new type of enemy and have to track down what I assume is the final boss. There's probably a couple of steps from that point to the actual end, but I feel that I'm close.

So far I've enjoyed it a ton, though I didn't care for the direction of the character mainly involved in "The Flame" storyline so far. Feels like there'd be another segment for that but it hasn't opened up yet.

I prefer organic, but that does make less sense for how he uses them.

Perhaps combine both ideas. Maybe he can secrete a chemical that becomes webbing when exposed to air. But he can't shoot it, and it's limited to what he can produce. Which would lead to him creating a device to harvest and store it for him, which can also project it out like he needs it to be.

That way he still runs the risk of running out and needing to find capsules, but also leaves the door open for him producing less efficient webbing over time when needed. Maybe used in hand to hand combat rather than a ranged attack.

Cruciferous posted...

Know your worth.

I do, and that's the problem. D:

Kitt posted...

Do you enjoy the act of sex?

I wouldn't know.

I also just finished the Coney Island part. Probably gonna spend the next couple play sessions doing the side quests and collectables.

Also, I honestly sat and listened to those Spidercat mascots argue for like 15 minutes straight.

I chose 22, Michael B. Jordan. Cool, he can help me find some anime to watch.

Jen0125 posted...

He said yes

Wow, congrats!

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If growth can be had from it, rather than just suffering in silence, sure. Many people face struggles that can't be avoided,vans learning to deal and grow from that is good. But in the cases where growth can't happen, or situations where people need help, help them. Give them comfort, and aid.

It's not weakness to be stuck in a situation with no easy way out. It takes strength and courage to live a life of suffering, and I don't think a lot of people realize it respect that enough.

There was a lady at my old job that did that. I was warned before I met her that she'd do that to any guy in the room with her. And sure enough, she did. She tended to be looking fairly intently as she spoke to us,before like she was talking to our crotches.

Especially awkward when it was me and dad there and she'd be going back forth looking at his then mine, then his. lol

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I've only seen Nope, and I really enjoyed that one. Planning on giving the other ones a go sometime too.

Nintendo_Porn posted...

Do i fail? Hell yes, but even "normal" people fail. That's the game...The damn game i avoided for 30 years...You actually get a benefit on the spectrum - a perspective others lack. I don't dwell on what they saw in me - just that i ride or fucking die as i believe in myself, and any woman would be lucky to have someone like me.

Just play the hand you were dealt, man. Let it ride because life is nuts.

True, they would be lucky to have you. The hand I was dealt isn't like that. So, yeah. Anyway, it doesn't matter. I'm not meant to be with anyone.

Glob posted...

I think a huge number of men dont actually see women as people and thats why they suck at talking to them.

I don't treat men and women differently. To me, they're all just other people. So I just treat them all the same.

Nintendo_Porn posted...

Yep...I'm awkward as shit, but real too. Don't put anyone on a pedestal, and realize they can suck ass too. It really makes a difference, and women i've noticed are really good at spotting bullshit, and desperation. Be yourself no matter what you really are.

I don't know how to talk to people in general on a personal level. At work it's fine, there's info I need from them and I can fill in the gaps with small talk, and send them on their way. But if it shifts to a more personal conversation I can't really deal with it. So it's really awkward for both of us. You must have an endearing kind of awkwardness, or have just been fortunate to find people that like you enough to move past that.

TodorokiHayato posted...

You explain to them that you have depression and anxiety and they just roll their eyes invalidating your illness because other people have it harder.

My coworkers are the type that have to always outdo everyone else. If someone does something good, they could do it better. If someone is sick, they have it worse.

So one time I was REALLY struggling, and I don't often open up about my issues but it becoming fairly obvious. So I apologized and explained that I was struggling with my anxiety. And I was immediately interrupted with "Ha! You think you've got anxiety? You ain't got nothing like what I deal with." Then the other spoke up "You two are wrong, I'M THE ONE with anxiety. Neither of you know what real anxiety is.'

Then it proceeded with the two of them arguing over which one had it worse, and they got pissed at each other because neither would admit that the other had it worse.

The thing is, the "anxiety" they were talking about was just stress from life. They were using things like "sometimes I need to spray something that smells nice to relax, that's how bad I have it." Or eat something sweet like a piece of candy. As if that demonstrated anything. I just walked away because I knew I wouldn't be able to express anything.

Childhood: Poor. We had no money anything, often had to go without food or power. Parents were abusive. Had several critical injuries that almost ended my life. But I also had fun just being a kid, so it wasn't purely bad. But in my later childhood I began to understand what my life was and what was going on, which caused issues to begin sprouting.

Teens: Rough. Those sprouting issues blossomed. I was already shy and reserved anyway, but I developed full blown social anxiety and depression. I was bullied at school along with worsening home situation. I withdrew from any and all social situations that I could. Basically became a shut in.

20's: Bad. On top of having jobs that I hated, dad's abusive behavior went out of control. Everything felt hopeless, and I was afraid to do anything and mom wouldn't leave him. So I was afraid of what he'd do to her without me around. It culminated one night in him trying to murder me. We fought the gun away from him, but he ended up surprising me with a tackle and while I was winded he straddled me and started trying to beat me to death, and eventually strangling me. Cops took his side and kicked me and mom out, but we went and filed a complaint and whoever we spoke too was shocked that I was the one kicked out after the beating I took. Got a restraining order on him and they had to go back and remove him... But after a few days he came back and mom didn't want to cause problems again so things just went back to normal. Me and Jim basically hated each other from that point forward, but I was forced to swallow my feelings to keep him happy.

30's: Mixed bag, some life events occured that both improved my life and made things harder. Dad almost died of an aneurysm(twice), and he finally started treating me like a person. We've grown to understand each other and are on ok terms now, but still didn't get along very well outside of just basic interactions.

I had also opened up about my life and struggles here online, which was a both a blessing and a curse. I got an outpouring of concern and support that I'd never had before. But I grew reliant on that, and opened up more and over time people soured on me. So it really also destroyed my mental health at that point. I tried therapy and medication, but that didn't do much. I was in a few small friend groups from here as well, and something happened and turned everyone against me. So while it was my likely some of the better years of my actual life, I was at my lowest point mentally. I truly felt worthless and like I didn't deserve to be happy.

40's: I've only been 40 for a month, but I'm still struggling to recover from all of the above. Still trying to figure out my life, and realizing I'm about 2 decades behind everyone else. Though, things are finally ok both online and in life... So, hopefully things continue to go ok.

Jiek_Fafn posted...

Good luck!
Youre killing it in that picture. You've got a good look going on

This. Congrats on taking the first step.

I guess purple, with yellow just behind that.

I guess Dollywood.

Doctor Pepper was created here in my hometown. As a matter of fact my escape room is basically on the site it was invented at. There's going to be a doctor pepper celebration in a week or two... But I don't feel that counts. It's not exactly famous or anything, just some interesting trivia.

Happy birthday!

That's beyond messed up.

It's fun. Hopefully we get more games in this style of gameplay(with improvements). It would've been a blast with multiplayer.

It's also one of the best games to shiny hunt in if that's something you like to do.

It was an enjoyable episode. First was fun, this one was more serious in tone. Brad was the highlight this time I think. Though, I think seeing a bit more of Sylvie's life would've gone a long way. Seeing her actually have friends and get to enjoy life.

Also, I really hope they don't try to swerve Ouroboros into a surprise villain. He's such a wholesome, cheerful, and enjoyable character. Though, it could work considering how he seemingly built all the TVA tech himself, then was just forgotten about and never even gets visitors. No one even reads his manual, and Casey didn't even know who he was despite having a picture of him. If he felt resentful and wanted control of the TVA he could claim it now that Kang's influence is currently absent.

Virginia.
West Virginia.
Tennessee.
North Carolina.
South Carolina.

Wow, it's more than I thought.

I think I saw that clip on TV years ago. Iirc it said that last one was trying to mimic how people sound, the way the people were mimicking the monkey sounds.

Floofy gray cat.

Crimsoness posted...

He was at a party iirc

This. At first he refused, but his mom made him do it.

Mom didn't tell me something semi important. Which almost caused an issue for me if Dad hadn't told me just before I left the house. Then afterwards I told mom that she never let me know about it. And she blamed me for not overhearing when she told someone else.

Then later, my 10 year old cousin was looking for a pencil to do his homework. Mom told him "We'll find you one later." But I thought I knew where one was, so I got up to grab it for them, and she yelled at me "I TOLD YOU I'D GET IT LATER!" So, I was like "Geez, sorry." And she went off on me yelling and screaming about it.

So yeah, I'm pretty pissed that not only did she just not inform me of something I needed to know, but I also I get yelled at for trying help. Then of course she still had to find a pencil which she then made a big deal out of.

Job, but forever alone as always.

I'd quit my job. Buy a nice house somewhere nearby. Probably also buy a beach house.

Probably section out part of it for family, possibly something like 5 million each to important family members.

Travel the world a bit. Then I guess keep enough to live off of and earn enough interest to keep me to keep a good quality of life and find ways to donate to help the community and people in need.

Fortunately for me, mom's side of the family tends to age well. With many relatives in her side looking quite a bit younger than they are. Lucky for me, I inherited that trait.

Though, now at 40 I'm starting to look older(duh), in my early to mid 30's people were still occasionally guessing late teens, and early 20's. While I still don't look 40, it surprises people that I'm quite a bit older than they assume.

Ivany2008 posted...

I even felt like a creep when 18 year old co-workers flirted with me, because of the age gap.

I'm trying really hard not to fixate on this part. Trying to not be envious of people flirting with you... and it's not working.

Watched it this morning. It was a fun episode, I really enjoyed it. But like someone else said nothing much actually happened. It just resolved the issues introduced in this same episode.

Though, it might have my favorite post credit scene. The innocent confusion that guy had.

36.95...

I thought it was ok, don't have an urge to see it again anytime soon. The things I remember most about it are:

- Thumb Drive.
- Bomb to the face for literally no reason.
- Creeping on Catwoman.
- Rat with Wings? I's a penguin!
- Riddler got his way in the end, but still was freaking out like a weirdo.

For me, no, I generally stay up till like 1:30 am on my days off. But I do recognize that it's late for others so I try not to bother anyone after about 10pm.

Doe posted...

Doesn't Final Fantasy X have voice acting?

Yes, but they made the baffling decision to let you rename Tidus, but still keep Tidus as the official name. So, the characters never actually say his name.

He's just a generic He/him the whole game.

Skyrazer posted...

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Makes me think that's what Mega Latios/Latias should've been. Really cool looking one.

Cassie posted...

Can someone do mine? Im curious

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I just grabbed a screenshot of the results since this site doesn't like to let me post more than 1 picture.

Big_Nabendu posted...

U skipped me bozo

I tried you with midjourney, it turned you into a moon maiden goddess or something.
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I would post all 4 but gamefaqs is having a fit if I try for more than 1.

dioxxys posted...

I'm going to be honest if it didn't already make you a wolf I was going to

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I love these

Nice, thank you. It's always fun to see what turns up.

Cool, I wanna see mine. I could just do one myself, but I want to see how yours turns out on whichever thing your using.

Cornmuffins posted...

He told you about it but didn't do anything about it. lol

He claims he did, but no one else remembers that happening except him. So, I don't think it did. I definitely would remember if I'm supposed to pay part of his electric bill.

And, idk, I'll talk it over with Mom and see what she thinks we should do legally. Might have to look into a lawyer.

Ok, so I am. >_>
He has some of the wiring from my apartment powering some of his. He hooked up his air conditioner to the part that I'm powering and I've been paying for him to keep his place cool.

He claims he told us, but no one remembers but him. He gave me $120 back for this month, and said he'll pay some on it in the future... but I'm still kinda pissed.

I never found any sort of success, but I think it's worth giving a shot. Your results will likely be different, and who knows, maybe you'll hit it off with someone great.

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Ooh. Train set.