@jehackmaster@FRWiki Why not? She is certainly more than that conceptually, and historically, but if you have an issue with that domain, why have most of the gods at all?
@sens249@ColbyPoulson As someone who hasn't really cared for 5e, '24 changes were a big step in the right direction. The major downside imo, is despite them claiming backwards compatability, they changed enough that things like multiclassing, are either harder, or impossible. Again, IMO.
@darkchronicle13 Kelly and I saw a movie recently, where we had polar opposite opinions of it, but that simply made us agree to disagree on certain points and move on. I miss that for everyone.
I've tried a couple times to read the books digitally, but as someone who doesn't like E-reader books, I struggled to get comfortable staring at a screen to read. Such an amazing surprise to have under the tree this Christmas Morning. Can't wait to dive in! @CWLemoine
@Steelcry052 I was finishing a contract and an event started, so I figured hey, may as well plug away at it while I'm here. Never saw another soul, until I finished clearing a group of ads. Then bam, perma stunned to death out of nowhere. I took a long break in the oasis to calm down. Lol
@Steelcry052 I've played a couple of ones with open PvP areas, but in both cases they were growth zones created by an active PvP "event". People could then choose to risk the zone or not, and they rarely affected anything that you couldn't farm, or wait on until it was done.
@Steelcry052 I've yet to really try it in this game. I've always played it in other MMOs and enjoyed it. I like the idea of PvP in the open world, I just wish it was roaming zones, and not always activities. It encourages ganks without participation which makes no sense to me.
@Steelcry052 We left a lot of the side things until level 50 for this reason. I love PvP, but the roaming gankers are a bit much. They literally hide and wait for you to be engaged in something, and then attack, generally with a bow, and lock you down until you're dead.
@__bodark@Bryan33713570@ELEMENTJ21@Destiny2Team Fwiw, he is right. Fan art and fan art submissions ultimately belong to the original creator, in this case Bungie. The fact they acknowledge his work, and offered to pay is unique, but them not following through, while bad publicity, is legal.
@ScottTexa@ELEMENTJ21@Destiny2Team No. But somehow it's believed they're owed something for the use of their fan art, despite it being Bungies property. Cool that Bungie "offered", but beyond maybe a credit, shouldn't be obligated to pay anything.
@darkchronicle13 I'm trying to find a game to really dive into again, and maybe even something to come back to streaming for. I've juggled a few lately, but nothing is sticking yet.
@darkchronicle13 The only game I really went through like this was Legend of the Dragoon as I've said before. But I'd be down to run another one again, especially with how good this looks.