Didn't you hear? Fromsoft nerfed consort radahn = labour of love. Never mind Larian Studios casually dropping new subclasses in a patch 1 year after release.
minyakcurry
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Slay the spire. Quick 30-45 minute run is just enough to kill time.
Enjoy! The P3 experience is getting your team absolutely rocked by some pixie.
You are so true for kimchi/cheese on bagels. For more decadence add a fried egg on top as well.
True, but also consistently under fire for actually being a good journalist. If you're reading this keep up the good fight!
It's either singlish or manglish, English dialects found exclusively in Singapore/Malaysia. You can read that as "where tf"
Hey there! Don't take this the wrong way, but it's spelled gruesome. It's hard to learn the spelling of a word you heard, or the pronunciation of a word you read. No judgement and I hope this was meaningful to you.
Same, bought space age but loading up a new save file just makes my heart ache for my immaculate bus and signal setups
Speaking of megaman please do me a favour and try battle network.
Completely agreed. I think I struggled for too long in Farewell and had to turn on the assist mode (which is extremely judgement free, btw).
Can't believe Celeste is so buried in a thread about platformers. It's challenging but never unfair (game mechanics even weigh in the player's favour, e.g. coyote time). A common complaint about difficult platforming is the brewing impatience from having to constantly restart, but Celeste's reloads are so fast that this becomes a non-issue. Other than C-sides (and maybe some rooms in the hotel level), levels are small enough that you don't have to slog through everything to get to the failure point.
Celeste is masterpiece tier for me, and I highly encourage anyone who remotely loves platforming to give it a try.
Wonder is alright, but felt really short to me. TOTK on the other hand is an amazing mess that really hurts if you loved BOTW. Pick your poison with those two, I guess. Wonder does have a "challenge road" at the end, but it didn't feel great either.