We wish we had the longevity of the romans.
We'll see what happens.
I think covid was eye opener and nail in the coffin of many institutions that were already on borrowed time. Our 3rd century moment.
But un/like the romans, they transformed from the experience. Well have to see if we are as adaptable. We've only been here like 300 years. That's a blip in their history.
We shall see.
They're genre defining fps. Have fun. Lost interest in campaigns around halo 4. All before then are solid good times.
Yall is the genderless southern hospitality greeting.
No bullshit no hate. Only yall
Enough for a pizza contingency plan when I fuck the meal up
Hitlers luck at defying death is interesting. IIRC Other times he dodged a "sure thing" like this
If anyone is interested in lesser known ww2 facts check out Mark Felton productions on YouTube.
I love the hard times. All yall ate the onion lol
"Rest assured we will be doing everything short of interpreting that sound into words and responding to those words in any way shape or form.”
Take his paintbrushes and say black people did it
I've googled most of the ribbons but was unable to find the middle left and top left ones.
Man does a tremendous amount of work to honor vets in his community.
Edit: oh fuck that's a silver star
Show me the ugly.
About to hit phase 2. Never made it there in early access. Forrest start.
I keep saying I'll make it nice next phase 🫣
Starting some multi level frames
It will then escalate to nose licks and putting hands on my face
What have been some of your takeaways and must haves?
Lost the first one to w'wargaz as I thought I could do it without a throw barb ( could not ) Cut to him summoning 3 swords at every party member. That dude is no joke with the legendary actions.
Started a new one playing as gale. Died early but chose to continue for practice. Ketheric was next trouble. He seems like a multi attack check. If you're not aware every death within 40 feet of him is a new undead aoe birth. Dual crossbow thief warrior for crowd and oathbreaker for single target damage. About to go against the aspect and semi dreading it.
Only cleared about half of act 3 in the past, but plan to finish it with this gale honor practice save.
What have been your key takeaways from honor mode? Any must have builds or gear for your personal playstyle?
It's been a good step up from tactician feeling different but not overly bs imo.
We don't let ours out because we're decent. Sometimes they'll argue through the screen, but they seem to be getting along a bit better now. Now they just stare each other down.
Started making her a spot in one and it quickly became a new favorite spot.
Have been really enjoying my time with bg3. Sitting at about 200 hours, yet to finish love restarting and doing new class combos too much. Furthest I've gone is beginning of act 3.
Current favorites would be
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Monk/ Rogue - so many actions, so much damage. Don't event need armor.
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Paladin/Bard - support champ. Used as MC 2 pal/ rest bard. Lousy on attacks but can make up for it with lucky pal crits which always feel wonderful.
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Barbarian/fighter thrower - absurd damage output and crowd control. Was still using returning pike from act 1 into act 3.
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Sporeboi druid - loving the amount of damage dice. Using with lightning charge gear and pal enchantment to get like 4 damage types a swing. Reaction damage spell is wonderful at chipping away at enemies. Also having a class use temp health to increase effectiveness is pretty neat.
Have found bg3 to be designed well enough that I have yet to run into an issue with an class I've wanted to create. Started playing on tactician around 20 hours in and have only been rewarded for character creation creativity.
What are your favorite classes and combos?