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ParanoidObsessive 11/29/18 12:00:26 AM #63:	Zeus posted... What about the Sleeping Well? Or the Wishing Wolf? Completely unacceptable! Why, neither of them make for artistically delightful yet clearly interpreted signs for the illiterate! And neither of them is a whimsically upbeat song by Terence Trent D'Arby! Blasphemy! You put those two right back around the way you found them, do you hear? WhiskeyDisk posted... Fire. Lots of fire is your only option, and you still have to contend with Elsa, Rey, and Ariel once you've run out of fire. How the fuck are you going to deal with Rey in DND terms? And shit...you still have Wanda Maximoff waiting in the wings, and Shuri if we're being technical... JFC, what have you done? Ehh. Let's be honest, most sane and right-thinking individuals don't count Star Wars characters or Marvel Comics characters as Disney princesses, even if Disney does own them now. Only a hateful marketing department and the loathesome youth of this decadent modern age try to squeeze Rey and Leia in there on the pretense that every princess should be invited to the club. Fie I say! Only royalty anointed with the holy crest of the Walt Disney Animation Studios are allowed to count. I'd even be willing to draw the line to exclude Pixar from that august reckoning, but then we lose Merida from Brave, and she's just too perfect for a Druid/Ranger or Arcane Archer multiclass. The actual "official" tally is that only Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Mulan, The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, and Brave count. Which actually excludes Frozen (and thus Elsa and Anna), but pissed-off Snow Queen Ice Witch does kind of feel like a must. It does mean you also lose actual princesses like Eilonwy and Kida because The Black Cauldron and Atlantis: The Lost Empire tanked, and no squeezing in Alice or Kairi from Kingdom Hearts to fill a quota. But if we're going to be honest, Alice probably wouldn't have gotten that spot either if Kingdom Hearts had come out 5-10 years later. Still, that's a good dozen princesses to serve the role of evil sorceresses, insane abominations, cruel warlords, or primal forces of nature. That's a full campaign right there. Entity13 posted... The dam is surrounded by plenty of greenery, and not really any snow. During his escape, at presumed ground level relative to the facility, he's suddenly in the middle of a snowy region without any visible greenery. I just... what? I've played way too much Minecraft for that to make anything other than perfect sense to me at this point. But I'm pretty sure that scene was supposed to take place in Siberia, so both the greenery and the snow should fit. But looking at the scene on YouTube, it DOES go from a long shot of areas of green with a lot of bare rock around as well, then opens out on a runway strip area entirely covered in snow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLF3XDHKm9Y" data-time=" Maybe he went in one side of the dam and out the other, and due to a freak weather pattern and the shaping effects of mountains, it only snowed on the one side? --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family <cite>ParanoidObsessive posted [p:913223178] in Stan By Ge... [t:77228690]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>What about the Sleeping Well? Or the Wishing Wolf?</quote> Completely unacceptable! Why, neither of them make for artistically delightful yet clearly interpreted signs for the illiterate! And neither of them is a whimsically upbeat song by Terence Trent D'Arby! Blasphemy! You put those two right back around the way you found them, do you hear? <cite>WhiskeyDisk posted...</cite> <quote>Fire. Lots of fire is your only option, and you still have to contend with Elsa, Rey, and Ariel once you've run out of fire. How the fuck are you going to deal with Rey in DND terms? And shit...you still have Wanda Maximoff waiting in the wings, and Shuri if we're being technical... JFC, what have you done?</quote> Ehh. Let's be honest, most sane and right-thinking individuals don't count Star Wars characters or Marvel Comics characters as Disney princesses, even if Disney does own them now. Only a hateful marketing department and the loathesome youth of this decadent modern age try to squeeze Rey and Leia in there on the pretense that every princess should be invited to the club. Fie I say! Only royalty anointed with the holy crest of the Walt Disney Animation Studios are allowed to count. I'd even be willing to draw the line to exclude Pixar from that august reckoning, but then we lose Merida from Brave, and she's just too perfect for a Druid/Ranger or Arcane Archer multiclass. The actual "official" tally is that only Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, Mulan, The Princess and the Frog, Tangled, and Brave count. Which actually excludes Frozen (and thus Elsa and Anna), but pissed-off Snow Queen Ice Witch does kind of feel like a must. It does mean you also lose actual princesses like Eilonwy and Kida because The Black Cauldron and Atlantis: The Lost Empire tanked, and no squeezing in Alice or Kairi from Kingdom Hearts to fill a quota. But if we're going to be honest, Alice probably wouldn't have gotten that spot either if Kingdom Hearts had come out 5-10 years later. Still, that's a good dozen princesses to serve the role of evil sorceresses, insane abominations, cruel warlords, or primal forces of nature. That's a full campaign right there. <cite>Entity13 posted...</cite> <quote>The dam is surrounded by plenty of greenery, and not really any snow. During his escape, at presumed ground level relative to the facility, he's suddenly in the middle of a snowy region without any visible greenery. I just... what?</quote> I've played way too much Minecraft for that to make anything other than perfect sense to me at this point. But I'm pretty sure that scene was supposed to take place in Siberia, so both the greenery and the snow should fit. But looking at the scene on YouTube, it DOES go from a long shot of areas of green with a lot of bare rock around as well, then opens out on a runway strip area entirely covered in snow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLF3XDHKm9Y" data-time=" Maybe he went in one side of the dam and out the other, and due to a freak weather pattern and the shaping effects of mountains, it only snowed on the one side? --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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