Avril 14

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Do you happen to know if they said how Iorveth got his scar in the game? I think I read somewhere that he got it from the Spear of Destiny or something like that, but I don't remember it ever being talked about in the game.

Quite right! :D  If you play Roche’s path in chapter 2 and speak with the relic peddler in the Kaedweni camp during the Blood Curse quest, he will inform you that ”the spear was supposed to kill some Scoia’tael big shot [guess who :D] who survived and is ‘with that vixen from Aedirn’ [Saskia]”. He also mentions that “the shaft cracked as if there’d been some fucking jousting tournament”.Iorveth keeps the spear head (some strange lucky charm, maybe?), and you have to get to Vergen to retrieve it. In Vergen, Saskia informs you that Iorveth has since lost the spearhead in dice poker against Skalen Burdon (you have to win a poker game against Skalen to get it).Speaking of Iorveth’s scar, here’s the 3d-render (no texture):

That’s a pretty serious scar. 

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[sharkrocket]

… I don’t even know how to explain this. Just watch this video

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シノザキ

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Another day, snudder mado

[hopefulcyborg]

Normal-ass English Sentence: The bread has to bake for 12 minutes

Dumbass Dark Souls writer: On the 12th cycle of the seconds, the flames shall cast upon the harvested wheat and breathe new life into the old world.

[knightofleo]

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Gaunter O’Dim

[lordranandbeyond]

Awesome landscape screenshots by XD0O13812!

[vampirically]

when youve been living with your bro and the kid youve adopted together for 9 years but he still hasnt said no homo

[quarkmaster]

Darksoul 3 CG Modeling

3D character and creature modeling for Dark Soul 3. ©Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.

Passion Republic

[countrymacs]

season one mac and charlie are so cute

[gaypriori]

X-Files Episodes Organized by Philosophical Topic

Metaphysics

Fatalism: Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose (3.4), Monday (6.14)  Interactionism: Shadows (1.5), Fire (1.11), Excelsis Dei (2.11) Determinism, compatibalism, and/or human freedom: Aubrey (2.12) , Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose (3.4), Syzygy (3.13), Wetwired (3.23), Talitha Cumi (3.24), Synchrony (4.19) Disembodied existence: Shadows (1.5), Beyond the Sea (1.12), End Game (2.17), Elegy (4.22) Personal agency/autonomy: Ice (1.8), Pusher (3.17), Hell Money (3.19), Kitsunegari (5.8), Empedocles (8.17) Personal identity: Lazarus (1.15), Born Again (1.21), End Game (2.17), The List (3.05), Apocrypha (3.16), Herrenvolk (4.1), The Field Where I Died (4.5), Dreamland (6.4), Dreamland II (6.5) Psychological continuity: End Game (2.17), Herrenvolk (4.1), The Field Where I Died (4.5) Reincarnation: Lazarus (1.14), Born Again (1.21), The List (3.5), The Field Where I Died (4.5) Time travel (see David Lewis): Synchrony (4.19) Parallel universes: 4-D (9.4)

Epistemology

Belief [This is a major theme in the entire series, but it is especially prevalent in these episodes] (see James, Clifford): Beyond the Sea (1.12), E.B.E. (1.16), Colony (2.16), Quagmire (3.22), S.R. 819 (6.9) Cartesian skepticism: How the Ghosts Stole Christmas (6.6), Field Trip (6.21), Via Negativa (8.7) General epistemology: Clyde Bruckman’s Final Repose (3.4), Jose Chung’s From Outer Space (3.20), Musings of a Cigarette Smoking Man (4.7), Demons (4.23), Bad Blood (5.12) Pragmatism: The Erlenmeyer Flask (1.23), Little Green Men (2.1), all things (7.17) Fideism: all things (7.17)   

Ethics

Animal ethics: Red Museum (2.10), Fearful Symmetry (2.18) Biomedical ethics: Eve (1.10), Colony (2.16) Divine command theory ethics: Revelations (3.11) Environmental ethics: Darkness Falls (1.19), Quagmire (3.22) Ethical subjectivism: Home (4.3) Ethics of scientific research: Demons (4.23) Kantian ethics: Home (4.3), Small Potatoes (4.20) “Lifeboat” ethics: Død Kalm (2.19) Moral relativism: Excelsis Dei (2.11), Fresh Bones (2.15), Hell Money (3.19), Teso Dos Bichos (3.18), Kaddish (4.12) Moral responsibility: Irresistible (2.13) Virtue ethics: Apocrypha (3.16), Avatar (3.21), Zero-Sum (4.21) Moral education: Home (4.3)

Philosophy of mind

Artificial intelligence: Ghost in the Machine (1.6), Kill Switch (5.11)

Philosophy of religion

Faith and reason: Revelations (3.11), All Souls (5.17) Religious ambiguity: Essence (8.20), Improbable (9.13)

Philosophy of science

Abductive inference (see Peirce): Pilot (1.1) Axiological & normative issues in scientific research: Ice (1.7), Young at Heart (1.15), Soft Light (2.23)  Folk theories and scientific explanations: Teliko (4.4) The “Unexplanable”: Without (8.2), Invocation (8.5), Dæmonicus (9.3) Paradigm shifts (see Kuhn): The Erlenmeyer Flask (1.23)

Political philosophy

Government’s proper role in society: Blood (2.3), Musings of a Cigarette Man (4.7), The Pine Bluff Variant (5.18) Freedom of Religion: Roadrunners (8.4)

Existentialism

Beyond the Sea (1.12), Jose Chung’s From Outer Space (3.20), Talitha Cumi (3.24)

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