dude watching acoc as one of your first d20 seasons and then coming back to rewatch it a couple years later Really puts into perspective how crazy the stakes were. even the darker seasons weren’t putting people through this much

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dude watching acoc as one of your first d20 seasons and then coming back to rewatch it a couple years later Really puts into perspective how crazy the stakes were. even the darker seasons weren’t putting people through this much
people are… actually getting upset about the ccod finale?.. and blaming the cast for it being “bad” and unserious?.. the season that started with vesper EATING a fucking MISSILE????? i mean what were the expectations my guy the WHOLE season has been like this let’s not go around being a dick about it
god i’ve never seen such crazy tensions and distrust between pcs like in acoc. the closest ones i can remember from what ive watched is early tuc with pete or a bit of ccod but the season ended up being so unserious (in the best way) that i can’t compare its stakes with acoc in good conscience
the grant room in count the rice has MAJOR barry battalion vibes
the FIRST scene in aso portrays the dynamics of the crew in a fucking hilarious way albeit UNINTENTIONALLY because they’re just rolling initiatives and not even playing as their characters. everyone rolling like shit and zac yelling “I GOT A 19 I DONT KNOW WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH EVERYONE ELSE” and emily gives herself disadvantage to roll worse just to fit in with everyone AND ends up rolling the best initiative…. oh aso cast you will forever be famous
my favorite flavor of brennan poses
the trust dilemma in the final episode of acoc is truly the most genius way to resolve a character conflict on this show
sid up against riva’s glass late at night with them casually projecting the entire experience of Being Themself onto her. mhm. totally. nothing romantic about this