The Gaming Den

If I have mystruthers, I buy a box of Magic cards in the current set and draft with a friend with a couple of times. Following that we take ~15 packs and build a deck from that. Overall, that gives us a better sense of the cards and potentially allows us to find a deck that might have been missed. ...

Last time I drafted was a couple of weeks ago. It was a repack draft with randomized Vanguard cards. It was pretty fun.

RobbyPants wrote:You'll never see it the same way again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4DiZHWlZJM

I like how his argument is basically that you can have infinite space because everyone is going to netdeck super hard while the casuals eat shit. This is the definition of MTG, right? :biggrin: Elotar, I know you are new here so I will tell you that when a thread has a "No [UserName]" tha...

One also has to consider that opponent's hand size and mana availability is also quietly taking up some of your mental energy every turn. Graveyards are another big issue, since some decks care what is in there and when you're sitting across the board from a full hand it feels pretty lame to signal...

Do you mean board state? Because you still need to keep track of things like 'Did I already add the lore counter to this saga?' Did I play a land already? Which creatures have summoning sickness?' etc. So no, it is not infinite. You don't need to keep track of any of it - you have just to put all c...

Infinite - you should not keep track of individual cards, you should keep track of a table position. Do you mean board state? Because you still need to keep track of things like 'Did I already add the lore counter to this saga?' Did I play a land already? Which creatures have summoning sickness?' e...

... Reasons? Sorry, was in a hurry. At first I thought it was going to be standard juvenile animated show like others that were on netflix. It was still juvenile but also like some have describe the show as "Like the movie 'Inside Out' but for adults". It does explore the awkardness and g...

Lov Gov a(n) independent liberation propaganda web series.

Big mouth on Netflix.

All my non-casters have move +2 and all my casters have teleport. Is move +3 worth grinding out a bard? I was thinking of making Cid a bard for shits and giggles but I don't know if it's worth it grinding out so many spellcasting levels for all my non-casters. Not really. I am a bit overleveled, wa...

Making another attempt at Final Fantasy Tactics. I'm doing a lot better than my previous attempts, but I have learned that even if I'm supremely prepared, the game will in fact hand my ass to me with enemies 3-5 levels lower than me if I rush in like a dumbass. What chapter are you on? I could give...

Dogbert wrote:

Iduno wrote:Phantom Brave PC: Disgaea, except with less humour and more story.

And 4000% more misery tourism.

And no New Game+.

phlapjackage wrote:

Shrapnel wrote:Personally, the only Star Wars film I've ever liked was Wrath of Khan.

And my favorite Transformer is Cy-Kill

My favorite anime is Corey in the House.

Pariah Dog wrote:and some guy that looks more like Rorschach than Spider man)

Spiderman Noir

Bojack Horseman Season 5. Not as great as season 4 but still very good.

Having seen the final episodes of Disenchantment, it didn't get any funnier, but it did get a lot more interesting, with some genuinely good story. My guess is that the show had a deal of executive meddling because a lot of the humor, mostly the 'wacky' stuff, feels obligatory and forced, which is ...

Having seen the final episodes of Disenchantment, it didn't get any funnier, but it did get a lot more interesting, with some genuinely good story. My guess is that the show had a deal of executive meddling because a lot of the humor, mostly the 'wacky' stuff, feels obligatory and forced, which is ...

Iduno wrote: The good news is you won't have any reason to stick around long enough to get to the transphobic parts.

I'm only at episode 7, what are these parts?

erik wrote:I wonder if he had to flip the usb mulitple times before it finally went in.

It's entertaining, sure, but the overall story is basically the same as the first. And I could swear that the Parrs learned about Jack-Jack's powers at the climax of the first movie, so not knowing about them in the sequel is a glaring plot hole. It's not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbIUxyn9cWE

GOG is giving away Ziggurat.

Since people keep bringing up "What we do in the shadows" (which I still have to see), I want to bring up a short lived series...well one episode of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_Gothic_(TV_series) Episode 2 "Vampirology", it has the same set up as What we do, but it is...

Wasn't there a timer in the first Fallout? Or is that missremembering and wishful thinking... There was a timer, you had to find a solution for your vault's water chip problem. It started with 150 in game days, but you can extend the time a bit by talking to the water merchants and getting them to ...

Omegonthesane wrote:I swear I remember the Captain Hydra debacle being resolved with a revelation that it was time travel mind control or some shit and not the "real" Cap.

You would be correct.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Empire_(comics)