@redrummarts Something nobody has touched on is that this is I believe the first episode where the business owner he's helping refuses to entertain the plan outright, only for it to genuinely find success like Nathan ever had or would have on the show. That itself is very funny.
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@MTGGoldfish So with Nissa as your commander, is there a card one can run as their only main deck creature that can set up a win? Obviously interaction is something to worry about but it feels like there must be a way to turn one landfall trigger into a guaranteed combo here.
@ChaldeaGurus I have QSH at np1/lvl 90 and he really does work great, (just beat the second to last fight in OC3 relying mostly on him), but the trick is to load him up with command codes that heal him. That way even without perfect uptime on his np he can stall a lot of fights indefinitely.
@HeyItsGat0w Yo do you have friends list spots open? I like getting friends with unusual grail choices and there's a few here I've never seen at even 100.
I used to suck at first person shooters. I still do in a sense, but I've improved enough to enjoy them.
Getting killed in counterstrike when you're brand new feels like getting stuck in a fighting game combo, if not worse.
So I learned. And now I have fun. It ain't complicated.
@RyouEmerald People upset about this need to get that it's meant to be the lowest level. Like 'darling' followed by 'destiny' is pretty clearly romantic at the end of the day, but 'mate' really isn't a good fit for a level BELOW 'buddy'.
Conversely, somebody watching the quest on YouTube may be able to know the plot, but the way that the quest recontextualizes the story you spent years experiencing, and being asked on the spot to customize the *spoiler* makes the story personal in a way no recording can deliver.
My contribution to the "do you need to play games to be a fan of them discourse" is that the Second Dream quest in Warframe owes much of the impact of its ending to the player having dozens if not hundreds of hours if they played the quest when it released.
I don't know what the Warframe new player experience is like 2026, so maybe this isn't an experience players usually have anymore, but at the time encountering *spoiler game mechanic* for the first time in a game I'd already played for years was mindblowing.