Oh, the big ones and the small ones can't be distinguished from one another? That's not ideal.
Though I can tell you from the time I spend in the game, even when you use the original model of those creatures, it's hard to gauge if they are dead or not. I have definitely spend lots of time standing on rock, shooting frantically at something that turned out to be a corpse lateron.
They are. And it's very telling that the "a submachine gun in the hands of a baby is perfectly fine" crowd clutches their pearls when there's violence in mangas. Of course, it is only a pretext for their true political goals, but the faux outrage is so transparent.
Description: A cutesy cover of a fictional box of dog treats. At the center is a very good pupper surrounded by sparkles and hearts. The text around it says: "Trusted since 1966 - HRTreats - Small batch. Mix'n Match! Testosterone, Estrogen, Finasteride, Progesterone. 4 great flavors! So many combos! Variety pack for pups of all genders."
Description: A deliberately low res pic of two animal characters sitting at a table. We see the back of a cat-like character sitting in a chair. Opposite them is a character in a suit that resembles a dog. The dog is staring angrily at a sheet of paper. He says: "I don't know what a femcel is, but I doubt it counts as work experience..."
Original art by Nyazsche
Ha! Under all my clothes are just more clothes. It's clothes all the day down! 🥶
"I'll kill you... after I eat all these donuts and get off the couch."
Ah, thanks for the correction. I changed it.
I 100% agree about the Dordogne. I was there twice and it is simply astounding how much there is to see. Not just the castles.
Source of the photo: Benjamin Smith
The castle was built in the 12th century and it was one of the castles in English possession during the War of Hundred Years. Right across the river, the equally remarkable castle of Castlenaud was in French possession.
After the War of Hundred Years the castle lost its strategic relevancy (like most medieval castles in the Dordogne region) and later modifications were made mostly in order to make it more comfortable for its inhabitants.
Due to its prominent position and authentic look, it was featured in numerous films, the most famous being "Jeanne d'Arc" (Dir: Luc Besson, 1999) and "The last Duel" (Dir: Ridley Scott, 2020).
I recommend browsing the Wikimedia Commons collection of photos for my beautiful impressions.
Steal away! I stole it myself. 😁
It is such a great book!
My, thank you. 🥰
Jokes aside, this thought was a big part of what lead to my final egg crack.
It is okay to be small and silly. Not everyone has to choose violence. You can though if you come across knights and clergy.
That works? I tried it and somehow it did not do a thing for me. Maybe it was a bug.