Bleeters from our guild has spent a lot of gold, and got 256 inventory slots.
That means he can carry 64,000 of any item that stacks to 250.
Fuck.
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Bleeters from our guild has spent a lot of gold, and got 256 inventory slots.
That means he can carry 64,000 of any item that stacks to 250.
Fuck.
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The real reason I want to play MGS: Phantom Pain, The sheep :3
bleeters replied to your post:'There's way to protect against every disease...
I love the association some people have between natural and good. Still, yes. There are ‘natural’ protections against disease. You know who else had them? Virtually everyone who has ever died or suffered long term complications from an infection.
Yup pretty much And also these people it's like 'okay then I guess you don't use soap or bathe then since that's not 'a natural deference'
bleeters said: I have exactly one set of cloth armour in gw2 that isn’t completely terrible :c
Yeah, there are a few out there, but you have to put up with such awful stuff in the meantime. Blegh.
There should always be enough variety in costumes in a game that most people (ideally all people) will find an outfit they like, and fairly quickly. And not be vaguely horrified by what their character is wearing until then.
bleeters replied to your post:So yeah another day another bunch of people not...
Free speech doesn’t even extend to everything, which some people don’t seem to grasp. There are several exceptions - threats of violence, say - that you absolutely can be penalised and/or prosecuted for.
Yeah like the stuff these people come out with and try to publish is classed as hate speech by most authorities but no it's 'oppression' because they're frequently told to get that crap away from people I mean heck that group or one similar tried to put a 'leaflet' through my door once and it was just a badly spelt, rambling mess that I don't know how anyone would take it seriously
bleeters replied to your photo:But I like her D:
She sent assassins to kill me once. Good times.
Oh dear Yeah I've had that on various times, usually for stealing something really small
bleeters replied to your post:Great here comes a big old guilt trip
Kick it in the shin and run
Doing so as best I can Thing is though if I'd done the thing to appease the 'guilt trip from parents' I would've actually felt like crap because I would've been short notice letting down someone else and would've felt even more bad for doing so.
bleeters replied to your post:bleeters replied to your post:darquingdragon...
Sure, you can have shooters that are scary. But I honestly can’t think of any from the last few years. Not because they’re impossible, but because of how homogeneous shooters have largely become.
Yeaah, there's such a thing as the typical military manshoot which tends to not really embrace that specific type of horror all that much. Combine that with the AAA industry's general (and to be fair, understandable) aversion to risk and you get a limit for how differently to do things.
Admittedly, scary is also really difficult? Especially since on some level the player is going to be aware they are entirely safe, so you need an elaborate illusion that tugs on the strings of the lizard brain to set things going. It's also a potentially tough sell because it really isn't everyone's cup of tea, so it's not really the simplest project to undertake and generate a hit with.
Still, shooter is a diffuse enough genre I suppose - I mean the basis of a horror shooter is kind of a shooter where you give a player an option not to shoot and then a further incentive for not shooting.