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Favorite NPC of all time?

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Allow me to introduce you to my son!

This is T.K. Baha, and I love him very much. He's only got one leg, and he's blind, and I love his stupid shirt. He likes to make "I see" jokes, such as "I'll see you later!" and "You should have seen the look on your face!" and I love him.

He runs a sight-seeing tour, and I'm very proud of him. Also, he's a zombie now, which I will 100% take over him being dead dead, any day of the week. Being undead has not dampened his spirit, nor has it rid him of his sense of humor. I adore my precious baby zombie boi. -uvu-

"Dagnabbit, I may be blind, widowed, crippled, and undead, but I haven't lost my sunny disposition!" - TK Baha

Do you consider yourself a lucky person when playing?

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I like to joke that a 50/50 chance is just a 0% chance in disguise. I will fail every 50/50. Anything less than 70/30 at minimum is a no-go for me, and even then, I'm still nervous.

What's a side quest that was better than the main story?

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Claptrap's Claptastic Voyage, a DLC campaign for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.

The Pre-Sequel, despite having a hilarious name, was a fairly mediocre, but still decent enough entry to the Borderlands series (especially if you consider whatever the hell it is they've been doing with the last few entries). Claptastic Voyage really steals the show in just about every way possible, complete with a stupidly catchy song that still finds its way onto my playlist every now and again. That DLC is worth the price of admission alone, I love that campaign so damn much.

I cried.

I also saw this comment on the YouTube page for the song and fhjksf

What's your comfort game?

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This is probably going to sound kind of odd, but Graveyard Keeper. It's vaguely a Harvest Moon type, where you find yourself isekai'd away to a distant time, and everyone is just like "ah, yes, you must be the new keeper, good, the bodies have been piling up since the last guy vanished." You're trying to find your way back to your own time, and you need some ancient artifacts to power up a portal, and each artifact is held by a different character. You need to help them and complete their stories to get what they have, so you can return home to your beloved.

You have to tend the graveyard, there's crafting, and gardening, there are a bunch of quests to do, and the soundtrack is really chill. It's also pretty grindy, which is absolutely perfect for those days when The Thoughts move in, and you need to keep your mind busy, but it isn't punishing. They only bring you bodies when you want them, and there's no time limit to anything, so you're never rushed, and you can complete the main story at your own pace.

Honestly, I'm not even kidding, if you're at all capable (that is, if you have a computer with enough storage, or if you have a large enough thumbdrive, or what have you), I highly suggest downloading your favorite YouTube videos, or Twitch streams, or whatever else from wherever else, and hoarding those files so you can watch them whenever you want, offline, just in case.