50% robot 50% bunny

medieval peasants actually had access to far more Doritos than we do nowadays

your training is not nearly complete... try to land even a single blow on me, and I may acknowledge your strength *you lay me flat with a single light jab and I don't get up or move until I'm wheeled out of the room and the real sensei finally shows up a few minutes later*

your training is not nearly complete... try to land even a single blow on me, and I may acknowledge your strength *you lay me flat with a single light jab and I don't get up or move until I'm wheeled out of the room and the real sensei finally shows up a few minutes later*

HLVRAI LIVE IN PERSON! And its just a soldout theatre of people watching wayne in a VR headset talk to himself with no screen to show us what he’s seeing and no speakers so we dont know what he’s hearing.

fuck the 4th of july ✌️

Laios heaven is Marcille hell it.s a very efficient system

What's Falin in?

the dragon

combining light and dark soy sauce to make morally ambiguous and nuanced soy sauce

the real moral lesson in chess is that you can only move forwards 5-6 times in your life before you're turned into a beautiful queen but also rarely you might be turned into a horse

Image: A meme of an emoji face with big eyes holding a finger over its mouth in a shushing gesture. The text around it reads, "Oooooo I don't like to gossip but I heard the gnashing of teeth echo through the great empty chambers of heaven." End ID.

I get "hlencesagu" as a compound of "chain" and "saw"; I get "getwinn" as a direct translation of the original Hebrew meaning of "Thomas", but why is "Denji" translated as "ligric"? As far as I can tell that would be a compound of the Old English words for "fire" and "kingdom"/"rich", but I don't see how that would be related to Denji (whose name is supposed to be a corruption of "Tenshi", meaning "angel")

you're a good soldier for mommy, aren't you?

wololo

you're a good soldier for mommy, aren't you?

could an MMO be built with an explicit direction to shun metagaming. what if you sent a cease-and-desist to any attempt at a wiki or datamining resource. could we rely on the playerbase to be annoying enough to pressure each other not to peek at information online. looking up a loot table or a dungeon map should be regarded as an infraction on the level of wallhacking

People in the notes keep suggesting various forms of randomization as a means of preventing metagaming, but as a long-time fan of Nomic, I think it would be more interesting to have a mechanism that alloes players to change the game itself. Don't punish the metagame, make the metagame another layer of the game itself, and give all those players who insist they know the perfect solution to balancing problems a chance to implement their solution and find out if they're right.