Recent content by Tonguez

I like the idea of goblins diving into cover, Jack Sparrow making a lucky duck and spin or Batman stalking through the shadows all being harder to hit by a wild bullet than the big brute or armoured knight who stands there and absorbs the blast. Dex bullet evasion works for me

Earliest memories are Jason and the Argonauts, Clash of the Titans and the Colliers Junior Classics Legends of Long Ago. Mum was into Egyptology in the 70s so the names of Amun-Ra, Horus, Anubis were heard in our house and of course Fairytales are also Mythology - so from birth:)

Yeah - The only thing most of us not Americans know about Madden is that its a series of games where you mash buttons and yell "how do I throw the ball?" Nic Cage doing a comedy based on the game could be fun

Honestly I always thought that was just the base American trope - clueless WASP, seems something of the SNL standard.* * note I am not a fan of that kind of American comedy

I suppose it is possible - like rl humans knowing that a dog showing its teeth isn't smiling at you :D but I expect there to be lots of standard misreads which would already be accounted for in skill checkscwhen interacting with different species

I really like the direction you're going with this, it really does give firearms a distinctive feel in the game and if youre trying to emulate matchlock arquebuss/early flintlock blunderbuss as "one decisive shot per fight" shock and awe weapons then the reload on a short rest is great (its too...

Id put it on an easily rewatchable list, alongside Die Hard. So it is subjective and depends on if best is a measure of production quality or general enjoyability

in a fantasy world with multiple races having entirely different facial morphologies I'd assume facial illiteracy would be the default and already incorporated in the insight or persuasion rolls afterall how is a halfling suppose to read expressions of adragonborn, or a tabaxi who not only have...

so what alignment is Kate Lethbridge Stewart, what with her threatening her psychologist, overriding governments and pulling a gun on a litterbug? is she going to be a villain that the future Doctor will need to confront?

You cant be claiming jewish stereotypes when absolutely nothing in the text mentions jews. When Dickens uses Jewish chatacters, like Fagin, he makes that explicit. Scrooge is coded as British christian business man, the story only works because he is part of the Christmas-aligned culture that is...

Moreover the Puritans would absolutely vilify a miser, while they promoted thrift Puritans were big on mutual aid and visible shows of piety, both things which Scrooges fails. If anything Ebenezer is a nominal anglican that Dickens is using to criticise hollow respectability and empty piety.

This - I for one have never seen it, but will make an effort based on your recommendation

Yes Im talking specifically of the movie inspiration being a "barbarian hero" clone, they even give Dar the "they destroyed my whole village" origin. I guess someone was wanting to cash in on the Barbarian trend od the time and remembered that obscure story about a warrior with a big cat, eagle...

Theres no Tarzan influence in Beastmaster, its very much Conan with an animal twist, part of the whole Barbarian hero movies coming out at the time

Its also easier to create fake snow and a 'winter wonderland' in summertime. Making the film production easier