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The top 10 ways to "spot" an imposter among us are to:

tear off their leg and count the ribs (hopefully there won't be too many)

float a rock on water and check if it sinks

count the number of hairs in their comb

take a shovel and place it in an enclosure with a dragon

heat an iron rod and put it in the mouth of the impostor and count the number of days the iron rod remains unmelted

place an arrow in the mouth of the impostor; wait 21 days, take the arrow out, and count how many hairs have fallen from it; if all of the hairs have fallen then the imposter is genuine and a good arrow maker; if they have fallen by 2, the arrow is not good and the imposter is not an arrow maker; if none of the hairs have fallen then the arrow is excellent and the imposter is a bullshitter

take a load of feathers and place it in an enclosure with a bull

hang the imposter from a tree until an eagle comes and flies off with them; if the eagle returns then the imposter is a bullshitting

retrieve the impostor's feathered quill from the eagle's talons after they fly off; if the feather is covered in snot then the imposter is bullshitting

examine the hair on the imposter's body and extract all the fibers; if the average diameter is less than 1/4 of a hair's diameter, then the imposter is bullshitting

If the hair on the imposter's body is cut, then they are bullshitting

@memecucker replied to your post “random mari facts”

That’s a powerful url

@memecucker replied to your post “how dare this obscure 3 episode OVA from 2004 that later received an...”

For some reason I was assuming you were talking about Read or Die

>googles read or Die

Read or Die takes place in an alternate history world where the British Empire has remained a major superpower. The Empire's continued existence is guaranteed by the British Library (大英図書館 Daiei-toshokan), an external intelligence agency working within the actual British Library; its Special Operations Division (the British Secret Intelligence Service, more widely known as MI6) is also often mentioned, despite Kurata's editors (erroneously) telling him it no longer existed.

why is it always the brits in these things

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yiik was so bad it actually made me angry it was...

is it true that those 20second minigames deal only a 1/10th of a random encounter mob’s HP in damage with a perfect score bc thats what it looked like from the videos i saw and i wanted to hope the person was just playing bad and that they didnt ruin a somewhat interesting idea with making it absolutely grueling and grindy

It’s true. The game is super grindy. You have to do the same minigames over and over, and they do barely any damage. It becomes even worse when you get certain characters “ultimate” gear, and they are still doing single-digit damage on each hit. It actually feels like whoever tested this game only did one playthrough, balanced those party members to be vaguely playable, then ignored every other option they gave the player.

The level-up mechanic is even worse. Instead of a menu, there’s...

You have to go into every door one by one and assign them to stats. Then you go down. It takes FOREVER.