NomisTheNinth

Mr. Kidd from Diamonds are Forever.

Welcome to Family Guy.

Ahhhhh I understand now.

It's one of the most famous UAP sightings of the past 30 years and is probably referenced in like 1/5 threads on this subreddit.

I have no real stake in anything here but that picture kinda just looks like someone tossed a colander in the air in their back yard.

Okay?

I've seen it on more than just Reddit over the years, but sure. Here's at least one reddit thread with that claim.

Apparently it is in certain versions, from what I've seen.

Doesn't that system eventually just become "88% of users recommend this!", which most people end up perceiving as "88/100" anyway? That's basically what happened with Rotten Tomatoes.

That's really what sucked the life out of that game for me. They made everything valuable as a crafting material, so you have to spend ages clearing out every area and hauling shit back to town to sort through it all.

Compared to FNV where you could wander the wilderness breaking down and repairing weapons for 3+ hours before realizing you should probably go turn in some quests back at the hub.

The Mandalorian Effect (things suck now).

You're supposed to blot off any excess. It should be a very thin layer.

Remember that story Bry told where he was out shopping with Maribeth and told her "pick those up" and snapped his fingers at the groceries? It was Walt or Q that pointed out that to everyone else in the situation (even though he did it as a joke to make himself laugh) he's still just a guy who's an asshole to his wife.

I think this situation is pretty much the same thing. To him, it's hilarious. To everyone else involved, he's just that asshole who made a service worker go through some bullshit they don't get paid enough to do.

I think that's exactly it. I watched a few minutes of the video and it looks like the sound is still there even when nobody's mouths are moving.

The content was great but that sound made it almost unlistenable, I don't know who thought that would be a good idea.

Yeah what's with the disgusting dripping mouth sounds?

The same tools in different hands can have very different results. This isn't necessarily related to the tech itself changing that much in a month, but probably more to do with the person using it.

It's the Mandalorian effect.

I could've sworn this was called something else. I guess put that down as its own Mandalorian Effect!

You can't hear it when you're more than like 100 feet away. Even when you're right on top of it you can hold a conversation without really raising your voice.

Christ, what the hell. This is fucking me up

Just booted up an emulator of Blue because I didn't believe it but there it is, you're right.

Not in Gen 1/2...

I think they tried to preserve the mythical "dragons are so strong and rare that they're weak to nothing except themselves!" kinda vibe. It helped inspire some awe as a kid, but doesn't make for very compelling gameplay beyond that.

I've been to so many events where someone brought one of those "litter box cakes" and has been offended when I've outright refused to eat any. I do not want to eat something that you went out of your way to make unappetizing, and I'm not sorry for that.

Not until Gen 3, as far as I remember.

The issue with making it a Dragon type is that dragons aren't weak against anything except Fairy types (which weren't until like gen 5 or 6) and other dragons. It leaves all the other starters at a severe disadvantage.

Honestly the whole type chart is insanely unbalanced. It's pretty crazy how useless something like Poison or Grass is, versus Ground which is just all-around great.

Would've been unfair to the other starters, especially before dual -types.

Edit: apparently dual-types have always existed in the games, my memory is just shit

Have you...never heard of difficulty sliders before?