@FabrizioART@MbvBaryonix 100% agree on the Galarian fossils. I just can’t stand them and feel like most if not all of those halves had a whole cool design it could’ve been without this concept.
@G0ffThew What’s funny to me is that I specifically remember hearing something years ago that was either clearly said in sarcasm or misheard entirely and in my own head canon Yazy has been the one over 6’ tall.
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Anyone know what some commissioned dice would run? With her dyslexia, my wife has always preferred oversized dice. I was thinking of a d20 with a full moon and hatchling sea turtles in the rest.
Hey, all!
I’m writing a sermon this week and want some data:
What was your emotional reactions while you played the game Loneliness? Or could you let me know what it is once you’ve played it? Takes all of like 3 minutes.
Thanks in advance!
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@FabrizioART I uphold that The Princess Bride movie is not only an amazing adaptation but that the movie and book support each other as a collective piece of art.
@FabrizioART It's such a case-by-case thing, though. I've seen adaptations that make changes and it works and then sometimes it doesn't. I've seen loyal adaptations that still weren't great. At the end of the day I think it's a matter of production quality and a substantial original work.
@FabrizioART I guess I just mean the source should have enough meat to fill out the adaptation. I don't know that we need to make feature length films out of Dr. Seuss books. At the same time, the old animated TV specials were fine, I thought.
@FabrizioART Like I've seen minor changes that made sense but didn't really alter anything in stuff like Nic Sparks movies. The Watchmen movie did some plot streamlining that made a lot of sense but I still didn't like the movie as much as the book, despite how loyal it was to the source.