I kinda wish more adaptations of Spidey would acknowledge his queen’s accent, as apparently it’s quite noticeable. Especially since Aunt May and Uncle Ben were lower working class folk, meaning he should HAVE something a little more thick then generic American accent.
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As the title says just share some of those god afull trait and what did u experiences with them ?
Like this is a minor gripe but I just see it everywhere, and that is nature is 99/100 times depicted as this harmonious peaceful thing. That isn't at all how plants work, every single plant is in a desperate struggle to strangle everything around it. Like plants are in a constant state of aggression with everything around them because otherwise they wouldn't be able to grow. So its just so weird to me when nature itself is given a voice and its all calm and relaxed, if you gave a voice to a blade of grass it be constantly talking about how it needs to kill everything around it and expand. I am sorry if this is kinda ranty but I see it everywhere.
Meaning things that are objectively legit according to the rules but still subjectively annoy you as a DM?
Almost all characters have traits or habits that they exhibit. This is a list of all the ones I can think of.
Jon- Flexing his burned hand.
Arya- Biting her lips.
Jamie- Feeling her phantom fingers itch
Brienne- Becoming flushed with Embarrasment.
Melisandre- Her neck rubby glowing
Davos- Reaching for his finger bones
Stannis- Grinding his teeth
Tywin- Long unblinking stare/ Peaking his hands under his chin.
Tyrion- Studying people with his mismatched eyes// Rubbing the stub what is left of his nose// Where do whores go
Tormund- Har!
Daario- Stroking his sword hilts
Theon- Rhymeing things with Jeyne and Reek.
Sandor the hound- Mouth twitch
Sansa: Butterflies in her tummy
Varys- Ringing his hands
Ser Rodrick- Touching his whiskers, whether he has them or not.
Areo Hotah- Polishing his Long axe
Anymore to add?
Thanks for any tips and bless you, fellow redditors.
Title says it all, but I'll try to add some minor details.
- the game had Settlers vibes, but it had minimum building and maximum wacking
- some enemies were giant, while the warriors were small, but you could really zoom in on the battlefield
- the game had big open maps with forests and you had to sand the group of heroes to get rid of the "nests" before you could proceed with building the town (or something?)
- I know it had some story but that part escapes me; it was probably released somewhere in 2005s, as I remember being very little when playing it for the first time
- I think I played it in my native language, so it must have been localized, but I don't think it was developed in my country, so I'm betting on an international release (sort of).
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WHAT THE HELL IS THIS POST?
So many people on several subreddits, and on Twitter, have been asking about Superbia since Tick, Tick Boom! came out. I was one of those people, and I've scoured and scoured every source I could possibly find in an effort to learn more about its story.
There were something like 8-9 revisions of it over the years, although in terms of the overall story one of the key experts on this topic, J Collis says there are really 2 different versions of Superbia. He is an expert on Superbia & Jonathan Larson's career, and he provides incredible details about Superbia in a chapter of his fantastic book Boho Days. I would say the major differences between the two are in firstly the setup for the two protagonists, and secondly the tone of the ending.
Here's a sort of summary of what I've gleaned from what I've read about Superbia's story, the two overall versions of which J Collis calls Superbia v1 and Superbia v2. Both versions have a few revisions, but the changes are mainly to the endings and who the protagonists are. Stephen Sondheim, after Jonathan Larson died, once noted that the key difficulty in producing Superbia was in the plot. He didn't really elaborate on why, but after reading the chapter on Boho Days on the subject, I think I understand how, but I also think this is a problem that can be solved. Note that I haven't read the scripts myself yet since I haven't gone to the Library of Congress, so this is all based on the in-depth plot and character information from J. Collis who actually has read them. And J. Collis also believes that Superbia could be staged in future, and that the story elements could be reconciled.
Here is what I've learnt primarily from reading J. Collis' research on the topic, but I have some supplementary reading I've done from scouring the hell out of web sources, old newspapers, etc. It's REALLY hard to find information on Superbia on the internet, which amazes me with the big array of people that have been exposed to it. So I'd like to post this here for the benefit of everybody interested in it, and hopefully to help build a bit of interest and hype in Superbia.
SUPERBIA v1
Superbia began when Jonathan Larson couldn't get the rights to the 1984 play, which he hoped to stage in the year 1984 itself. When that couldn't happen, he immediately began working on Superbia instead after he had a revelation while visiting an exclusive night club full of
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I wasn’t even playing DnD 😭
Edit: about people understanding* (can’t edit the title)
It's pretty simple, you can't hit fast moving characters reliably. This isn't a skill issue, it's just due to the fact that the game only updates 20 times a second. Ignoring literally everything else, a high movement speed character just has moments where they don't exist where you or the server says they do and so you can't hit them.
This exacerbated by aerial movement which is inherently faster and even less predictable. But, I guess, rather than improve tickrate, adding another aerial character is a good move.
I can't wait to see this "rant about tickrate" the devs have said is coming. If they try to justify 20 tick rate in any way, you know they're not actually serious about improving the game.
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Summary:
On the cusp of his 30th birthday, a promising young theater composer navigates love, friendship and the pressures of life as an artist in New York City.
Director:
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Writers:
Steven Levenson (Screenplay)
Jonathan Larson (based on the musical by)
Cast:
- Andrew Garfield as Jon
- Alexandria Shipp as Susan
- Robin de Jesus as Michael
- Vanessa Hudgens as Karessa
- Joshua Henry as Roger
- Jonathan Marc Sherman as Ira Weitzman
-- Rotten Tomatoes: 88
Metacritic: 76
VOD: Netflix
So my soon to be X (about 5 weeks till D-Day) has cheated, lied, used and manipulated me our entire dating / marriage history is now doing things out of character and making changes that irk me a bit.
Things like getting an ice machine (when I stated we should get one for a awhile but she wasn’t interested), keeping the house super clutter free (never did that before), always lets AP drive (when she likes to usually), and tells the kids she is worried about money (yet takes over her brothers’ In-laws time share at $1600 a year cost).
The kicker today was telling our oldest daughter and her husband (married 2 months ago), who are going to Hawaii, that she wanted to go to Hawaii with her to help her with anxiety. My X never wanted to go to a island ever our entire marriage. She doesn’t like the thought of being surrounded by water and possibly getting hit with a storm or something. I have been trying to get her to go for forever. Even my oldest boy whose out of state (we have a family phone call once a week) called BS on that.
If she decides she wants to go overseas travel, I will lose it because that’s one major thing she has held me back from. We shall see.
It’s like I never knew her or something. Or she is totally changing for her AP. Not sure, but it just pisses me off a bit because it is so our of character and she didn’t change till now (after 25 total years together). It’s like she just wanted to try and do everything now. No inhibition or something. And yes I know that sounds silly when I started off talking about a ice maker.......but it’s what I see behind those decisions.
This so going to be one weird trip dealing with her on coparenting for the next 7 years and then just seeing her at kids special events thereafter.
I just needed to get that off my chest as a rant. And if you all have similar experiences though, I would be happy to read those and see what your thoughts were on it and how you were able to let go.
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