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The Counter Esperanto Podcast: Winds of the Weird by Karl Eckler and Jubel Brosseau. Weird Fiction, Weird History, and Twin Peaks.
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(The irony of course being that Dave Brubeck fans are at least as nerdy as Star Wars fans)
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One thing’s for sure, he’s consistently inconsistent.
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😐😑😐😑😐😑😐😑
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I hope the Devs ignore this nonsense and just keep making good games. As Pete Buttigieg says, “when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a culture war.”
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Of course the downside to missing a parry in CO is less punishing…it’s more of a chance to gain an extra AP.
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Huh, that’s interesting. I’m terrible with parrying in Souls games and finding it much easier here. 🤔
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Ah, yeah the dodge and parry aren’t QT events, but real-time mechanics as you would see in a real-timegame like Dark Souls or Sekiro. That’s definitely a core part of the gameplay.
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You can switch them to “Automatic” under Accessibility settings:
youtu.be/tNIFH7XwXg4?...
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*Village
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Those Ancient Sanctuary and Gestral Villagr tracks slap.
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(Again, I’m talking about the “average” here)
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Mine too! ❤️
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History has pesky things like slavery and the Native American holocaust, as well as prominent women, people of color, Stonewall, Japanese internment. Can’t have people learning about *that* stuff, they might get….ideas, and humanize the people we’re supposed to hate.
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Big parsnip Stan here
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Love that movie! And it has one of Crispin Glover’s all-time great line readings: “What, do you think this car runs on God’s own methane?”
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I don't think so. There's always something otherworldly about Bowie that fits right into the vibe of the show: Jeffries is on some kind of parallel path that intersects here, in the "old Philadelphia office." Bowie brought that eerie energy, despite his terrible Texas accent. 😉
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Somebody’s getting a jump on April Fools 😉
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haha! kid
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Both of them are brilliant examples of "YES, WE WON! Oh sh*t...now what?"
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5.2%
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Severance weekly, saving up White Lotus for later