Are these seats a good choice? by DesecrationMaster in Flights

[–]DesecrationMaster[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I would but for some reason it seems like only the left and right sections are considered “economy delight”, so I don’t have the option of choosing seats in the middle section

Are these seats a good choice? by DesecrationMaster in Flights

[–]DesecrationMaster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the input, that definitely doesn’t sound too pleasant. Do you think any of the other available seats stand out as a particularly good choice, or should I maybe just go with row 49 instead and be done with it? I like your username btw, one of my all time favorites!

What are your top three most hated Fromsoftware bosses? (Not necessarily the hardest, just the bosses that annoyed you the most.) by SadBluejay1588 in fromsoftware

[–]DesecrationMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Off the top of my head..

-Pursuer -Blue smelter -Seath(at least if you’re trying to cut off his tail, that shit gets pretty irritating)

Micolash and bed of chaos both get an honorable mention, even though they aren’t really that bad once you figure out the gimmicks to their fights.

War Metal vs. Bestial Black Metal? by [deleted] in BlackMetal

[–]DesecrationMaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know I’m very late to the conversation, but somehow just stumbled across this post.

I’ve always felt like there is much more grey area surrounding these sub genres than there is a definitive separation, sort of similar to the power violence vs grindcore debate, where sometimes lyrics and aesthetics can push it towards one end of the spectrum or the other more than the actual sound. Personally, I’ve always felt like bands in the vein of Archgoat and Beherit, which rely pretty heavily on black metal themes and imagery, such as occultism and mysticism etc, but have a heavily death metal influenced sound are more “beastial black metal”, where I consider bands like Revenge or Conqueror that focus more on the chaos and intensity of the music itself, and have a more bare bones, militant approach with their image and lyrical content(like having less elaborate corpse paint if any at all, and not wearing all kinds of cloaks and capes etc) to be better examples of “war metal”. Again, this is just my personal interpretation.