@RHSzydlowski Jesli dzieciak był w harcerstwie to rodzice raczej nie zwracali uwagi na to. Pamiętam jak ja miałem noże myśliwskie, piłki i inne kwestionowane rzeczy tylko dlatego, że byłem w harcerstwie, a jeszcze lepiej rodzice mi je kupowali.
@razgon49318 Ja do ludzi nic nie mam, do rządu jak najbardziej.
Ogólnie bardzo doceniam waszą kulturę piracenia, bo mogę czytać moje ulubione komiksy po tym jak angielska aplikacja Bubble padła
@ogwersow Ja akurat robiłem od strony niemieckiej i szczerze wam współczuję tego że mieliście to w formie rankingu bo Niemcy mieli tylko dwa pytania związane z biletem i pytanie szacujące ile ludzi się zgłosi po ten bilet
@DeepJawel97924@maksymilo Zacznijmy od tego że BTG sama nie ma tych magicznych “podstaw” i na swoim kursie tak naprawdę nic nie wytłumaczyła, tylko robiła poradnik jak narysować daną konkretną rzecz w danej konkretnej scenerii
@Abyssal_Realms According to folklore, Leszy also known as “Dziad Borowy” was a pale, elderly man whose height varied depending on the size of the forest. He could transform himself into animals.
His attitude toward people depended on how they treated the forest.
Why does everyone think that the OC with the deer skull, if it's not a Wendigo, is a Leshies (Leszy)? For fuck's sake, do some research instead of believing pop culture.
This is what a Leszy looks like:
@Omran__Ali@zonbimilk Yes, but when your choices have absolutely no impact on the world around you, it’s just an illusion of free choice.
And a smaller budget isn’t an excuse, since they’re marketing it as a AAA RPG, I’ll expect some kind of impact on the game world.
@PineDurr What's even funnier is that the OC with the deer skull isn't a wendigo or a leshen (It's actually leszy!). People gobble up pop culture drivel and then believe everything without doing any research.
@DevourYourMoon Malcolm (Operator) and Mal (Drifter) are close, and I kind of see them as siblings. They ragebait and call names, but they’ve got each other’s backs. Mal sometimes ignores Malcolm a bit because he’s already given him advice, and of course, didn’t listen and had to face 1/
@DevourYourMoon the consequences of his own actions. But if he sees that the kid is really struggling, he’ll help, though not before giving him a good dressing-down first. Operator, on the other hand, treats Drifter as a source of support and sort of a parental figure 2/
@Meght17 On top of that, your decisions have practically no effect on the world around you. Killing one of the main bosses has ZERO IMPACT because the other bosses don’t give a damn, and the quests associated with the boss you killed are still in the game world
@Meght17 Blood of the Dawnwalker isn't an RPG at all because it lacks any roleplaying element. And just because there are different romance options or endings doesn't mean it's roleplaying. You can't play the main character any other way than as a whiny pussy