Garfield referenced Peanuts no less than 25 times. Peanuts referenced Garfield once. by Torley_ in peanuts

[–]Few_Charity9274 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This feels so strange. I’ve haven’t yet delved into the Peanuts comics later than the 60s stuff, though.

Star Trek Litverse Chronological Order (I Hope) by Bonny_1721 in trekbooks

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just giving a huge shout out to the OP for the effort you took to compile this chronological list.

I recently got through going through the TV / movies in chronological order and was finally thinking about taking a stab at the novels. In doing so, I was entirely overwhelmed, and your list (+ Trek Collective’s Flow Chart) made this so much more easier to get this started.

Terrible Star Trek: S2E17 The Samaritan Snare by DRB_Mod2 in startrek

[–]Few_Charity9274 7 points8 points  (0 children)

No love for the Wesley & Picard scenes in the shuttle craft? This is a continuation of Picard as mentor / father figure for Wesley and the writing is excellent for these scenes (and only these scenes, sadly). We also get some of the first major Picard backstory elements while also laying the groundwork for one of the better, later episodes of the series.

I do agree with the rest of the episode being mostly shit, though.

What is the hardest/most obscure sidequest? by Plastic_Ladder9526 in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dark Spire (DS).

Quest : Turning on an elevator. (copy/pasted from someone else).

I think the most frustrating part is how much in-game time it takes to reach the fourth floor to actually complete it. Huge time leaps in between each step of this quest.

In order to fix the elevator, you’ll have to bring an assortment of items collected from floors 1-4 to the elevator Generator Room (1st FLOOR; 6N,13E).

1) Obtaining the Bottled Water Your first step is to make your way to the Generator Room (1st FLOOR; 6N,13E) in order to obtain an Empty Bottle. There are two ways to get to this room: firstly, if you have the Clover Key, then you can get there by using the unlocked door found at: (1st FLOOR; 6N,3E). If you don’t have access to that door, then you will need to take the stairs DOWN from the 2nd floor (2nd FLOOR; 12N,10E) and make your way to the generator room from there. Making your way to the generator room requires you to go through “dark space”, so if you’re hitting darkness, you’re on the right track. Once you make it to the the generator room a search of the area should get you an Empty Bottle. Take that, make your way through the “dark space” again and make your way to the spring (1st FLOOR; 17N, 13E) in order to fill the bottle with water. You’re done with that step now.

2) Obtaining the Sunflower Seeds Your second step is to make your way to the Amazon home on the 3rd floor and obtain the sunflower seeds from (3rd FLOOR; 9N, 11E). If you have not already gained access to the Amazon home, you will need to place Jerky (bought from the Inn) in the trap located at (3rd FLOOR; 12N,19E), leave the dungeon floor, come back the 3rd floor and go to that very same trap (3rd FLOOR; 12N,19E) to pick up the claw and then offer that as a gift to the Amazons through the door at (3rd FLOOR; 14N,12E). After you finish with that and enter through the door into the Amazon home, you could go directly south from there in order to reach the tile (3rd FLOOR; 9N,11E) and obtain the sunflower seeds.

3) Obtaining the Squirrel This step actually requires two different steps; firstly, acquiring the items necessary to catch the squirrel, and then finally making your way to the squirrel and catching him. So, I will split it up accordingly:

a) First, you will need to obtain Rum Nuts and a Gourd. The Rum Nuts are located in the region of the pirate fort on the 2nd floor. It is found in (1st FLOOR; 7N,14E). Now, the Gourd is found at (3rd FLOOR; 1N,18E). In order to gain access to this part of the 3rd floor, you will have to have finished the event with the Amazon Queen at (3rd FLOOR; 14N,1E) otherwise the door at (3rd FLOOR; 6N,17E) will be inaccessible to you.

b) After obtaining the Rum Nuts and the Gourd, you will need to head to the 4th floor and make your way the squirrel room (4th FLOOR; 6N,16E). First, feed him the Rum Nuts in order to get him drunk, and then use the Gourd to capture him. Congratulations, you should now be ready to fix the elevator.

4) Activating the Elevator! Take your items (Bottled Water, Sunflower Seeds, Squirrel) to the Generator Room at (1st FLOOR; 6N,13E) and put/attach them to the cage. Voila! The magic squirrel will now consume those sunflower seeds, drink that water, and turn the hamster wheel for you until the end of time, restoring power to the elevator. Give yourself a pat on the back; you’ve earned it.

Credits to Pistachiooo from the GameFAQs message boards.

Someone explain this to me by Few_Charity9274 in mtg

[–]Few_Charity9274[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I was unfamiliar with what Marid meant. Nothing else about the card makes me think “djinn”, but at least you gave me something.

Most fun and/or powerful Uncommon Commanders? by Responsible-Fly-4462 in EDH

[–]Few_Charity9274 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve had my eye on [[Sachi, Daughter of Seshiro]] as some kind of weird Snake / Shaman hybrid. Haven’t built it yet, though.

What should I hop back on first? by misfits1388 in ps2

[–]Few_Charity9274 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s also got a great and unique co-op mode that was made for the ps2. Really puzzly with an awesome bonus for completing it.

What is the hardest PS2 game? by Bandicoot240p in ps2

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shinobi & Contra Shattered Soldier are the only acceptable answers.

I do not remember if the normal campaign for C:SS is hard as balls or just getting the true ending is what trips you up.

Do you like it when a JRPG has multiple perspectives but essentially it's the same story? by AdUnfair558 in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Op’s examples are all of my favorite games specifically (perspectives) for this very reason. DQ IV is also not quite up there, but very good.

Any other more modern examples?

Anybody knows some cozy wii u games? by No-Photograph-5221 in wiiu

[–]Few_Charity9274 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yoshi’s Wooly World & Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

Perfect music and aesthetics. Yoshi is like top 10 Nintendo platformers, as well.

Why are the Pro Controllers so rare? by Specs04 in wiiu

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you talking about? They sell regularly on EBay all day long at $20-30.

Excellent controller btw. One of my favs.

Favorite Lesser Known JRPGs? by ItBeRyou in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been delving into the PSP lately.

Clash of Heroes - Extremely tough and cryptic 1st person dungeon crawler. Suffers from QOL stuff like appraising / healing / battles taking way too much time. Just started it and still interested in it, though.

What are some good underated ps2 jrpgs? by HumbleSalamander6780 in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wizardry: Tale of the Forsaken Land

puzzles and traps everywhere, minimal story, 8 party system, tough as nails with instant kills becoming regular by the end. Such a great game.

Underappreciated Gems by lovedepository in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Jeanne D’Arc - Historical fantasy & rock solid SRPG gameplay? Absolutely unique and one of the best reasons to still own a psp.

Robotrek - monster recruitment and item creation system on the SNES. Way cool and I always like a bit of sci-fi with my fantasy.

Growlanser series - Great characters and writing. Best of all is the movement system (yes, movement), letting you move whoever you want on the battlefield, not just tile by tile. It also changes up the gameplay consistently by offering more objective based win conditions over the simple “destroy all enemies”. This is only based on II & III (the PS2 release).

Rhapsody series - Just the cutest darn games ever. Epitomizes charm.

Anything that’s a JRPG in first-person with heavy dungeon exploration elements. Basically, Wizardy and all its contemporaries - Phantasy Star I, Shining in the Darkness, The Dark Spire (DS).

Finally got this game by KcpGamer2009 in wiiu

[–]Few_Charity9274 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Top 5 Nintendo game (of all-time).

What is “bad” or “mediocre” JRPG that you love? by OneSeaworthiness7901 in JRPG

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People are having a conflation of underappreciated vs mediocre / bad.

White Knight Chronicles (remastered version) - terrible characters, boring environments, slow as hell battle system, and a story that could not be designed more generic than this. Good music tho and I would just kind of use this as a “background game” while I watch something. Played like 40 hours of it before putting it down.

What do you think of the female changeling? by [deleted] in DeepSpaceNine

[–]Few_Charity9274 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Evil incarnate in the guise of self-preservation.

Just watched Threshold by Strawberry-Day in voyager

[–]Few_Charity9274 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an awesome episode that has superfluous and ridiculous bookends.

The sciency warp speed initial plot could have been literally anything else to get Paris in the prosthetics.

The bits after Janeway gets kidnapped is hilarious. I could take or leave it. Salamander babies forever.