Not even early route birds, honestly. Braviary, dodrio, swablu and chatot are all late route acquisitions. Hell, braviary evolves at like 55 lol. And non-mammals/non-bird normals (excluding porygon which IMO should have been electric) have been around since gen 3 with kekleon. Arguably gen 2 since dunsparce... seems…

Normal is for more... “animal” kinds of pokemon, generally (obviously exceptions like regigigas). An aye-aye is a real critter so normal makes sense, and poisonous paint is a fairly appropriate twist.

As far as competitive, normal types typically have a pretty broad movepool, especially the early ones (while not…

It’s a far way to operate though, given that there’s too many good games as it is. I didn’t like sims 1-3, if EA announced a sims 4 I wouldn’t waste any time reading reviews. If I didn’t enjoy prey, I wouldn’t enjoy a remake.

I played 06 prey. Didn’t remember much of it except that I didn’t think it was worth $60 and hearing about a “remake” was enough to make me ignore it. I seriously doubt I’m alone, if you heard someone was making a new game from a series you tried and didn’t care for, how much research are you going to do?

Sony saw what people were willing to pay scalpers and figured they could get a bigger cut for themselves.

Man takes lead for Plague Bingo. It’s still anyone’s game though.

I turn to Taco Bell for when I’m hungry but don’t want food. I really feel like this is just the environmentally responsible alternative.

It’s fairly easy to grow from “cuttings”. Presumably the vegetable is still alive after transport, it wouldn’t be that hard for someone wanting to grow their own to buy some at a store and put it in a pond or tank. Since it grows over 2 feet a week I can understand them being heavy handed here.

Stuff with very little to no moisture is often safe for a very long time too. Syrups like honey, corn syrup, maple syrup, etc. As long as it’s sealed from water getting in, stuff can’t grow in it because it there’s not enough water to support life. That said, if it’s old check for floaters because water is often less…

Did you seriously forget that towing is a thing that happens?

Might be talking about the variant pokemon from legends of arceus? It’s set in the past.

It is Tennessee? Not as red as they get but I doubt they’re all that gun-averse.

Man, I would normally never ever buy a FIFA game.

But for 6 cents I’d sure consider it.

Yeah, it’s BS. Just like using engines in NASCAR. Get out and run those damn laps themselves, or it doesn’t count.

I bought a brother B&W laser printer like 4 years ago when they would go on sale for $60 or so. Still using the cartridge that came with it, still prints fine, and takes like 10 seconds to spit out a page.

I print so infrequently that, with my old HP,  I was literally getting 4-5 pages per cartridge before it would…

Not most of them. Casters generally are fairly simple unless they have weird class mechanics to make it more complicated. I’d say only the oracle, magus, and summoner (and maybe psychic? Just came out so too early to tell) are bad choices for people new to the system. For those it’s not the spells that make it complex…

God help you if you cast a spell using your bonus action because you just made things a whole lot more complicated though lol. That one little weird rules quirk is the source of thousands of fights on the internet and at the table.

Paizo (the company that makes pathfinder/starfinder/2e) has an open gaming license, so almost everything is available for use and redistribution. Nethys and pathbuilder have their blessing, and nethys even is officially supported. dnd wikis and character builders generally have to fly under the radar because if they…