I feel like it is worth warning that Trigun (despite being my #1 top favorite anime of all-time) does include some random, over-the-top chibi moments that occasionally break the immersion and might be a deal-breaker for some viewers.

1. Turn off Lock Console after waking from Sleep Mode

“Tiny Tina may be one of the absolute worst things about Borderlands”

Jesus that reference.

LOL, fantastic.

Send a poet.

I followed the directions to the letter and ended up meeting my dad.

I had a SHINY regular mon break out of an ultra on a curveball with a golden Razz and run. I’ve never in 5 years playing lost a shiny like that. This was not normal

It was, as well as the “Jump/Attack Animation performed right before the ball hits” rate (even for non-incensed Pokemon). Shit is getting old.

I had 13 excellent throws a great throw and bad throw with golden berries on every one of them and didn’t catch that Cobalion. I think I was most upset because in a masochistic kind of way I want to have a 'perfect' failure, 100% excellent throws but still not catch the legendary.

That sounds like it was easier than usual to catch them 😅

Be careful, as it sounds like you’re in a vulnerable headspace that can leave you more susceptible to predatory game design (eg. gacha). I speak from experience.

The sub-genre I didn’t know I needed.

If it was me, I would have piston my pants.

Good to see this voice actor land the Geppetto job!

It’s like the visibility during the Battle of Winterfell but sound version!

What the hell is up with the sound mixing? Was I supposed to hear him and the particular words he was saying?

I watched the trailer with no sound initially and got the story they were telling. It got so much worse when I listened. No VO would have been the move there. 

Classy move.

Modern Conservativism has no actual policy goals beyond “inflicting pain on those they hate” and that’s not me being hyperbolic, that’s just all they do. The things they SAY they believe are contradicted by every policy action they take. “Small government and personal freedoms” sure seems to be at odds with things…

Steven Smeagal.