This, gentlemen, is called proof by reference.

"If you change that guy, her savior to somebody with an apartment - NOTHING will change."

I do as well. I am frankly flabbergasted at the inability most modern audiences have when it comes to differentiating between the personal biases and triggers that result in a very valid distaste for the material at hand and the craftsmanship employed in the making of said material.

I found her suspiciously attractive.

Bacon diaper... Bacon... Diaper. Just- um- I-... Bacon diaper.

I cannot recommend your comment enough! Tabletop campaign with friendship and the spirit of jolly cooperation to achieve a victorious state (FTW)! I commend your efforts and I wish more gamers were this proactive about their disappointments: This is the opposite of whining!

I do remember! And we are dating ourselves.

I realize, judging by your name, that your social life might be too busy to allow a foray into the forbidden lands. I feel your pain and can only endorse these two masterpieces once again in hope that you take a break from beastly lovemaking to guide Yorda and ride Agro in one of the most magical setting ever crafted…

I played the entire game. It is a masterpiece.

I rarely get to use this word to full effect, but that was... sublime.

I would love a tough female ex-con trying to make it in a (criminal) man's world!

I got the sound on my laptop.

The kazoo-only soundtrack really makes it work.

Oh, c'mon guys yeast stop it!

From the bottom of my heart... my sincerest thanks for this one.

Hey! Worked for the Romans!

Mr. grammarnazi:

A bland color palette unifies the world for a particular feel. If the feel is well chosen it will be conveyed more powerfully. If the color or the feel are chosen poorly the result will feel like a filter or oppressive, respectively. It also makes atmospheric perspective pop a lot more than when a complimentary…

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