Rat's Run

Like, if we're doing best of 1 on Standard, and you're sitting their with your thumb up your ass taking 5 minutes for a turn? My ass is scooping.

Especially if you *aren't* doing some whack ass combos. Like, I can at least understand the fun of it then.

Like, my first real set was innistrad, but that was mainly because of the card art. Then I joined up with my high school's Games Club just before Theros released as an actual player, and that phase only lasted as long as Ixalan.

Like, Mixtape is a perfectly admirable... interactive movie-type... Game... Thing. Give it a few years, and it probably would be a cult classic. Like, "Yeah, it's short and it's got that weird kissing mini-game, but the music, visuals, and vibes are all immaculate."

Personally, I think it would do much better as just... a movie. Like, air that shit at Sundance and watch the 40-somethings that would've been teens in the 90s lose that shit, because it would've been catnip. It's a perfect little bomb on 90s nostalgia, and the art style is trending. Still meets my Pizza Rule requirement, too.

That said, IGN just had to give the boomer shooter that people were obviously going to compare to Cuphead due to art style similarities a 6/10 not long before Mixtape's 10/10. And the average person that pretends to care about what game journalists think (read: their favorite twitter person posting their complaints about it) is a reactionary dipshit that is often times one or two indie games from a ball-and-gun-gamer.

And when they start talking shit about an aesthetic dreamboat, the equal and opposite reactions happens from people that shit on anything that isn't either a cozy farming game or a choice-and-consequence telltale-like (As an aside, are those called visual novels? I want to call them visual novels, but I don't know what distinguishes something like Telltale's TWD and Stranger Things from... Slay the Princess and Danganronpa).

Not, like, in the works, but that it was a possibility at some point between season 4 and 5?

Like, I distinctly remember hearing some concept that it was supposed to be about Triana getting jaded and completely over all the magic crap in her life, and that it was going to feature Tatyana realizing that Outrider is as much a tool (if in a different way) as Orpheus.

It's a 3 bed 1 bath, with a basement that runs the full length of the house. The rooms are all tiny, because it was built in 1910, but there's plenty to work with since I'm by myself.

Like, having every title on /anime_irl *be* anime_irl works for them, sure. But I hate seeing the same "question" as a title on something like r/puffynipples or r/clowngirls.

"Do people really think (topic) is hot?"

"Are you people really into (topic)?"

"What do you think of my (topicl?"

First one sucked, and the pain kept around and led to a UTI diagnosis on top of it.

Second was loosened by a pot hole. Not fun, and it took me a while to clean the vomit out of my car. (Also, the nurse in the ED gave me rocephin in my fucking left delt, and it was cramping si bad for an hour there that I couldn't even feel the stone).

Third? Just sitting in my med room where I work when my side just starts ramping up into a constant, sharp thrumming agony. Actually fucking horrible since the bathroom is right up against a client's room, so my repeatedly going in their will keep them up.

Maybe Rob Zombie still went and did his remake. Maybe the last three movies still wound up being produced.

Maybe horror looked only a little different, or maybe it was an entirely different landscape.