This is the best Zelda game. You are allowed to have a personal favorite that isn't this one, but Link to the Past is one of the few perfect games ever made. It ages like fine wine. It's pixel perfect graphics and wonderful soundtrack are timeless. It's gameplay is laser smooth. In 40 years it will still be perfect. Search your feelings. You know it to be true.

Reconstruction of an ancient Scythian costume. Author: Daisy Victoria

This clip lives rent free in my head now, so I'm going to keep talking about it I will not defend Brennan. What he's doing here is indefensible. However, I am going to explain it: BLeeM is the pinacle of the Toxic Positivity mindset. The Apex Pleaser. Part of a whole culture of people who have been entirely transformed into human possums They have no more defense mechanisms, least of all against bad ideas. The only thing such people are permitted to do in any confrontation is play dead. Challenging anything that isn't one of the Approved Targets is totally verboten. They're forced at every turn to approve of every bad idea they hear, no matter how vile And you can tell Brennan disagrees with this woman viscerally. That's what the silly teasing is: his only acceptable form of pushback. A desperate plea for her to make it all a joke. To laugh it off so he isn't forced to say something he doesn't believe But in the end she doubles down, so he takes her side anyway. He must. To do anything less would be to make himself a villain in his own culture It's despicable cowardice, but that's what this mindset does to people, given time

Peak athleticism. #parkour

I don't get what wotc's idea with D&D Encounters actually is. It's like one 3 hour session (that can have up to 5 groups playing the same adventure) and then 4 weeks of ~2 hour sessions that are basically 1-2 combat encounters and that's it. Who is this actually for?