Dang, why didn’t I think of using those explosive barrels as grenades using the stasis rune?

Does it work on plastic?

You know, I’ve always wondered how a typical D&D game is set up. I initially thought there was a board where you moved characters around, but then I talked to a cousin who plays a lot of D&D, and he says a lot of the games he plays don’t involve a board. So, is it more of a pen-and-paper game?

I’m actually surprised conservative gamer Youtubers (that are relatively popular) exist.

Right now, the only real peeve I have is that Link looks prettier than Zelda.

I’m actually surprised she isn’t popular. She on the other hand ticks a lot of “Waifu” checkboxes.

When I first saw Sidon and his shiny smile, the first thing I thought: “the internet will probably love this guy”.

The sadder thing is that some of them will actually get angry their fantasies never become canon. I mean I tolerate the fantasizing, but if turns into an unhealthy obsession...

Because it ticks a lot of “forbidden love” checkboxes...I guess?

Can he be stored in the stable?

And then theres Satori Mountain, which people claim is named after a Nintendo employee who recently passed away

I thought 4 Amiibos was the standard (DataBlitz gave out 4 amiibos as well).

Capitalizing on the desperate folks who want a Switch. Ah well...

Thanks. Fortunately, I’m having a blast with Zelda (and given my gaming time, this will tide me over until the next big game arrives).

The Pikachu plush was an additional thing Toys R Us Philippines threw in to sweeten the deal.

In the Philippines. And I believe this is more of a distributor thing rather than a retailer thing (all retailers had the same “bundle”. Toys R Us though threw in a Pikachu plush, plus an actual warranty).

On a side note, I miss the art style of the first 3 Jojo arcs, simply because I find it hilarious that EVERY guy seems to spend 8 hours a day in the gym. Main character? Muscular. Class Nerd? Muscular. Fortune Teller? Muscular. Dad pushing retirement age? Muscular. Helicopter pilots? Yup, you guessed it, muscular.

Yup, people who preordered are basically forced to pay for the Switch + 1-2 Switch + Zelda. Full price, if I may add. They did throw in some freebies though (a Pikachu plush and 4 Animal Crossing amiibos)

Its a forced bundle, which means I have to pay for the game, whether I like it or not (i.e. cost of Switch + cost of game).

I wish they packaged this game with the forced bundle in Southeast Asia instead of 1-2 Switch.