It might sound weird but one of the biggest things getting me through this year so far has been my Vital Bracelet. The simple joy of raising and collecting Digimon has been a huge boon to my mental health.
@AuthorADJ Does this person think that D&D is the math-iest, crunchiest system? Because if so they're very mistaken, and if not then it's a bit hypocritical for them to tell other people to move to other systems that are (supposedly) a better fit for their playstyle.
@RpgMatch I love iced black tea (with no sugar--I can't stand sweet tea), but that's really the only kind of tea I like. I'll drink it hot with honey if I'm sick but not otherwise. My wife, on the other hand, loves teas of all descriptions. And we both dig coffee.
Shout out to my Trans friends and followers on #TransDayOfVisibility, y'all are cool as hell in my book. I will always respect a mfer who knows who they are and what they want from this life and fuck anyone who tries to tell you differently.
SCREAM VI was an absolute delight from start to finish. I loved it even more than SCREAM (2022). Really fantastic opening and quite possibly the best Rules scene in the franchise.
@WolfWraithPress Apparently the marketing guy was convinced that the books were popular enough that everyone would know who that was. Also, he didn’t want the trailers to show, like, anything that could give an idea about the plot, because he wanted people to be intrigued by the mystery.
@WolfWraithPress …they decided that 1) women weren’t interested in sci-fi, and 2) Mars Needs Moms had bombed, and as a result of these factors, they simply COULDN’T keep Mars in the title. So they chopped it down to just John Carter.
@ScottWamplerRIP@JayCheel Great series. I frequently think about the moment in the Poltergeist episode where the prop guy is like, “Of course they were real skeletons, stupid. You ever see a skeleton in a movie, it’s real, because they’re fuckin’ cheap.”
@jesthehuman My wife and I got Dropout a few months ago and had never watched any Dimension 20 previously; we started with A Court of Fey and Flowers and have really enjoyed it. We haven’t watched any others yet so maybe there’s a better start, but as a newbie, that one was easy to get into!
So we know that there’s a ‘visible mutations’ support group in X-Men, but is there a ‘from an alternate dystopian future’ support group? Do Cable, Bishop, Rachel, and Nate get together and try to one-up each other on how THEIR apocalyptic timeline was the worst one?
@MortPhilippa Lime! I think we maybe briefly interacted in like… 2021, before I took a looong Twitter break. But you’ve always seemed like a very cool, nice, and creative person!
Iron Lad as a backer bonus? Corsair as the first stretch goal? Heck yes. At this point we’ve got a full Starjammers crew, some fantastic villains (Abomination! Titania and Absorbing Man!), and Monet is the next stretch goal! And we haven’t even seen expansion boxes yet!
I usually stay away from Kickstarter because if I didn’t I’d spend all my money there. However, last year I got caught up in CMON’s X-Men United campaign and it was awesome. The new Marvel United campaign launched yesterday and it has got me SO EXCITED already.
Saw a (very helpful) image going around a few days ago about what you need to start PF2E. It listed Adventure Paths/Modules as a necessity, which got me wondering: how many people only/mostly play published adventures as opposed to homebrew campaigns?
@bibicosplays Our cat Marmalade got outside once—our apartment had a little balcony and the door to it blew open. Made it about two steps out the door, froze, turned back to me and started crying. He HATES it outside. Not that we’d let him out regardless (for safety reasons).