the world to me. :3

Stream, I've binged all your undertale related videos and i really, really love the way you dissect things. I've written(still writing) an undertale fic, which I commissioned an animation and a song for along with dozens of artwork. Is there any way I could convince you to read it? It would mean

9/10 ponks.

so many layers to it, way more than I would have expected. Its not particularly long either, so I would def encourage playing through it two or three times. God, this game is really something special. There are a lot of aspects of the story I'm confused about, but I suspect thats what the dlc is for

tapes. Which I think is really cool personally. I don't particularly want to go into further detail, as the story can branch to an absurd amount. While the choices you make are always dialogue related, they can all change what you learn and how things progress pretty drastically. This game has

The basic premise is you're a modern day samurai who lives in a shitty apartment and gets assassination missions from his therapist. Quite a premise, huh? Oh, and also, you have time travelling powers! (sorta.) Its more like rewind powers, and its portrayed exactly like the rewind button on vhs

gameplay is good, which it is, it's fine.

8/10 ponks. Its everything a doom player wants.

paid strong attention to, as its not something I've ever seen anyone talk about. That's honestly a valid point, as its not why anyone plays it. And, to be honest, its passable. In other games that'd be an issue, but doom's built itself in such a way that it doesn't honestly matter. As long as the

unique is theres a setting for parry timing, which means it could be made easy or very difficult; which I love. Just as well, there are four abilities you can put on them when you get these parries, though I won't go into detail and that.

The writing is the only thing I actually

e different purposes. Every weapon, including these, have upgrades. These upgrades give variety and abilities that proc on using them. It's a really, really well done addition.

The shield is my fav part of the game, because I love non-chance based parry/counters in mechanics. What this does

so not sure if theres a term for it. Medievalpunk maybe? Regardless, there's much more of a focus on two things in this game besides the guns. Being melee weapons, and the shield. The melee weapons theres only three variants of, one of which you get pretty late into the game. However, they all serv

So, they instead went back to the drawing board using the previous formula as a template. While a few weapons are the same, theres a huge arsenal of new weapons that fit the theme of the world this takes place in. Being medieval fantasy...but with some technology? I've never seen this before

every feasible way. I don't tend to like more of the same in games extensions, though there are a handful of exceptions to this. And, as it turned out, the devs were on the same page. They didn't try to improve what they did in eternal anymore; they honestly probably couldn't.

literature more than anything. It is incredibly unfair to judge a much older book by things more modern, and not a practice I tend to do.

I would say this book is worth reading, but to be done with the lens that its not about suddenly being a bug person.

8/10 ponks.

for me to pinpoint the issues I have with this book exactly. I think the transitions between Gregory and his family are part of it, as they're quite abrupt. Though I do know why they exist, especially near the end. Multiple speakers in paragraphs also bugs me, but that may be because of modern

in this case it would be the body horror of now being a bug. Instead, the horror here is what its like to be a burden to your family, to not be able to provide for them anymore the way they did to you, to watch them be happier with you gone. Something the average person can relate to.

It's hard