4032 pts ยท November 7, 2011
They kind of taste like... a very mild butter, I guess? A bit sweet, absolutely delicious. If you're in North America you'll struggle to find them, the kind that grew here is all but extinct. Usually available in the kosher section at major grocery stores, but in small, expensive packets.
I've more often seen it phrased as "armed queers bash back."
An example would be "Rite of Aramesir," mandatory to use the so-called "Adventurer engine." It's barely even been *good* for the better part of a year and it still runs around $30 per copy because it's just so rare... and the cards requiring it made up about a quarter of the set it was printed in.
With YGO it's less extreme but more sinister; many strategies all but require multiple copies of specific cards to function, and often these cards are so rare you get an average of about 1 every 60 packs. (~1-in-6 packs has a UR, ~10 different URs per set, most of which are unimportant.) Because YGO strategies are so specific, until you get those specific ultra-rares, all the other cards you get for that strategy are useless to you.
They were never great, but working with a limited cardpool was just part of the game, and at casual/child levels that was a GOOD thing. They've gotten much, MUCH worse. Don't know about Pokemon specifically, but YGO and especially Magic actively lean into how... gambling-adjacent they are. Magic in particular has special products for "collectors" with a chance at mega-rare alternate versions of cards, specifically to encourage people to pull more in hopes of "winning" with valuable cards.
Me at 3 am reading all 675 comments of 2 people arguing on internet
"Person of Interest," according to KYM. (Entry is labeled "Assassination Chain.")
#8 I HAVE FURY.
No, I'm pretty sure it's going to exclusively shoot straight.
I mean, for a given definition of "largest..."
I could buy that the dumb product exists, but "nature's potato, the Potato" was just too much to believe.
(Looking at you, Mary Cagle. Though she does have a very good reason, I still miss KB...)
into her work schedule." If she's overworked, probably shouldn't have started another comic... hard to imagine either will be consistent.
Thaaaat's it. Used to read her other comic (Undivine). Hard to get interested in the new one, seeing the old got shifted to Patreon to "fit
Who's the artist on this? It looks so familiar, but I can't place it. The eyes...
Don't let this distract you from the fact that bush babies are not appropriate pets.
This kid should not have a gun and in a civilized society the father would be in prison. Just responding to the criticism of mag-dumping.
holding back when the time comes to use it, because if you can afford to hold back then you can afford to not shoot.
As I said, not saying what he's doing is right. This kid should not be touching a gun-- but anyone who *does* have a gun shouldn't be
enough of a threat to warrant that, you shouldn't have drawn your weapon to begin with.
going until you can't any more. Any target worth shooting is a target worth being absolutely sure is going to stay own. If they're not
(Not saying what he's doing is right, but) In fairness, if you make the call to shoot someone, you *shoot*. Not just one round, you keep
Not "lost" at this point IIRC, just inadmissable in court due to chain of custody. Too many people with motive to lie have had it too long.
The term is "wetware," I think.
because he happens to be incredible at dealing with them. Literally impossibly good, though I'm not sure she actually knows he's unkillable.
Smith is *very* good at her job. It just so happens that the most effective way to do her job is to throw problems at the MC... 1/?
Gotta say, giving pilots vehicles painted with pictures of *themselves* is probably pretty great for morale.
Think it got added to a menu somewhere for convenience recently, though, so they might not talk to Hans any more. 2/2
There's an NPC you talk to (Hans, near the starting area) who can tell you your total login time, so that's what they use. 1/?
They kind of taste like... a very mild butter, I guess? A bit sweet, absolutely delicious. If you're in North America you'll struggle to find them, the kind that grew here is all but extinct. Usually available in the kosher section at major grocery stores, but in small, expensive packets.
I've more often seen it phrased as "armed queers bash back."
An example would be "Rite of Aramesir," mandatory to use the so-called "Adventurer engine." It's barely even been *good* for the better part of a year and it still runs around $30 per copy because it's just so rare... and the cards requiring it made up about a quarter of the set it was printed in.
With YGO it's less extreme but more sinister; many strategies all but require multiple copies of specific cards to function, and often these cards are so rare you get an average of about 1 every 60 packs. (~1-in-6 packs has a UR, ~10 different URs per set, most of which are unimportant.) Because YGO strategies are so specific, until you get those specific ultra-rares, all the other cards you get for that strategy are useless to you.
They were never great, but working with a limited cardpool was just part of the game, and at casual/child levels that was a GOOD thing. They've gotten much, MUCH worse. Don't know about Pokemon specifically, but YGO and especially Magic actively lean into how... gambling-adjacent they are. Magic in particular has special products for "collectors" with a chance at mega-rare alternate versions of cards, specifically to encourage people to pull more in hopes of "winning" with valuable cards.
Me at 3 am reading all 675 comments of 2 people arguing on internet
"Person of Interest," according to KYM. (Entry is labeled "Assassination Chain.")
#8 I HAVE FURY.
No, I'm pretty sure it's going to exclusively shoot straight.
I mean, for a given definition of "largest..."
I could buy that the dumb product exists, but "nature's potato, the Potato" was just too much to believe.
(Looking at you, Mary Cagle. Though she does have a very good reason, I still miss KB...)
into her work schedule." If she's overworked, probably shouldn't have started another comic... hard to imagine either will be consistent.
Thaaaat's it. Used to read her other comic (Undivine). Hard to get interested in the new one, seeing the old got shifted to Patreon to "fit
Who's the artist on this? It looks so familiar, but I can't place it. The eyes...
Don't let this distract you from the fact that bush babies are not appropriate pets.
This kid should not have a gun and in a civilized society the father would be in prison. Just responding to the criticism of mag-dumping.
holding back when the time comes to use it, because if you can afford to hold back then you can afford to not shoot.
As I said, not saying what he's doing is right. This kid should not be touching a gun-- but anyone who *does* have a gun shouldn't be
enough of a threat to warrant that, you shouldn't have drawn your weapon to begin with.
going until you can't any more. Any target worth shooting is a target worth being absolutely sure is going to stay own. If they're not
(Not saying what he's doing is right, but) In fairness, if you make the call to shoot someone, you *shoot*. Not just one round, you keep
Not "lost" at this point IIRC, just inadmissable in court due to chain of custody. Too many people with motive to lie have had it too long.
The term is "wetware," I think.
because he happens to be incredible at dealing with them. Literally impossibly good, though I'm not sure she actually knows he's unkillable.
Smith is *very* good at her job. It just so happens that the most effective way to do her job is to throw problems at the MC... 1/?
Gotta say, giving pilots vehicles painted with pictures of *themselves* is probably pretty great for morale.
Think it got added to a menu somewhere for convenience recently, though, so they might not talk to Hans any more. 2/2
There's an NPC you talk to (Hans, near the starting area) who can tell you your total login time, so that's what they use. 1/?